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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
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FEBRUARY 25, 1911.
THROWING UP THE SPONGE.
Sovoro criticism 1b all that wo can
have for tho sophomoro basketball
toam for Its conduct In tho sonlor-
sophomoro gamo Thursday night. For
gross that aro now being hold In Lin
coln. Somo havo tho Idea that It Is a
dry affair and thoro 1b nothing to In
terest tho student. This is a gravo
miBtako. Tho subjects that como up
for discussion concern questions that
aro of vital Intorost to tho peoplo of
tho stato and nation. Thcso same
probloms must bo met by university
men and women ovory day If they in
tend to tako an active part In politi
cal and industrial affairs.
Tho conservation move, as It may
bo termed, 1b a now one. Tho last
fow years It has been agitated in ono
way and anothor until now It Is com
manding tho attention of tho whole
country. Tho groat problems which
concorn tho futuro wolfaro of tho raco
must bo met now. Wo can not go on
wastlngi our national and stato re
sources without Jeopardizing tho
prosperity of years to como. Tho
loading thlnkors of tho world havo
boon theorizing along certain lines for
somo tlmo and have succeeded only
in so far that thoy havo aroused) the
peoplo.
Tho largo universities aro taking an
Intorost In tho attempts to reach a so
lution of tho tptroblom. Courses are
devoted to tho study of tho same
questions under tho guiso of differ
ent namcB. Nebraska Btudents havo
had an opportunity to hear tho mat-
tor discussed from a practical view
point and should havo profited much.
Did you seo tho Cornhuskors play
basketball last night? If you did not
you Buro missed something and must
not foil to seo the gamo this ovening.
Watch Nebraska win!
GERMAN CLUB HA8 NEW NAME.
To Bo Known In tho Future as
"Deutsche Vereln."
tho simplb renBon that tnoy winrrirotp:3Tlron3rBtwhilo Germairftftlohe-GoselU
ting boat tho second year mon decided
that It was of no ubo to try and havo
mado thomsolves liable to bo called
"quitters" unloss harsh terms aro ap
plied. It ofton happens that a team con
tending against overwhelming odds
and finally submitting to defeat covorB
schaft mot in tho Tomplo last Wed
nesday evening. A short program,
consisting of a Gorman talk on Gor
man mythology by Professor Aloxis,
and nn Instrumental solo by Miss Weis
waB rendered. After tho business
meeting, in which tho society changed
its namo from "German'.stlscho Go-
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ltsolf with glory by putting up a gamo
fight to tho finish. Tho sophomores
did not seem to caro for any such hon
ors. Thoy woro unwlH'ng to tako any
chances on tho probability of a change
of luck. Thoy came out, mado ono
short, feoblo attompt and then "throw
up tho sponge." Inglorious and hu
miliating was tholr downfall! Tho
froshmen fared no hotter at tho hands
of tho juniors but thoy stayed in tho
gamo. It took tho whole tlmo to pile
up a..larger score on them and tholr do
feat was only temporary. Tho sopho
mores, on tho other hand, were
squelched In a few minutes.
How many games would tho football
toam win If It showed such spirit?
Tlmo and again tho contest Is not de
cided until tho last few minutes of
play. Many times something will hap
pen at the last moment that will on
ablo tho losors to recover what thoy
havo lost. Tho Nebraska spirit of
which wo aro so proud is that Bplrlt
which' neve,r knows defeat. Tho ath
lete who says, "What's tho ubo," when
fato is against him is not a truo No-
braslcan. Perhaps tho sophomores
would havo been beaten anyhow, but
tha is no excuso for mollycoddllsm.
sollschaft" to tho "Deutsche Voroln,"
refreshments woro sorvod and tho re
mainder of the evening spent In a so
cial good tlmo.
THE BULLETIN
CONSERVATION.
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ings of tho Stato Conservation, con-
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February.
25 Graduate club dinner, Temple,
6:30 p. m.
25 Sorority rushing season closes, C
p. m.
25 Basketball, Kansas vs. Nebraska,
Armory, 8 p. m., informal dance.
27 Basketball, Missouri vs. Nebraska,
Armory, 8 p. m.
28 'Basketball, Missouri vs. Nebraska,
Armory, 8 p. m.
28 Convocation, Professor Chatburn,
"The Road Situation in Nebras
ka," 11 a. m.
28 Senior meeting, election of Ivy
day orator, Memorial hall, 11:30
a. m.
- -March.
2 Convocation, Professor Ayles
worth! eirColorado agricultural
college, 11 a, m.
--3 UnlYerAltyJBleojbJpiiyer the
ater. 9, 10, 11 Interstate high school bas
ketball tournament, Arnjory.
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