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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA,
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MARCH 7, 1911.
It hns often boon snltt Hint this Is
nn iiko of discovery, Invention nnd
proKrosB along nil lines. The prnctl
cnl side of cducntlon hns been greatly
omphnslzed. but It seems that It
. might bo npprouchlng a limit when n
Tipnrro-w-lectaircs-to-n-clnas-ln-y.oologyf
At Knnsnn university pneumatic
clocks hnve been installed in every
cinss room In order to enable tho In
structor to dismiss tho clnsB on time.
Such nn Improvement would be wol
como nt NebrnBkn. Room 309 In Uni-
bo bold nB to stnto that women nro
smarter than men. ISvofyono admits
this and' it is nothing-eo startling
nfter nil, However, tho reason which
Ib given sounds ridiculous'. Tho sub
Btnnpo of tho whole thing is that tho
men aro "too interested In college
sport" nnd "do not tnke nny special
pride in letting others know that
they nro working."
It is evident that tho lenrned pro
fcBSor Is not well ncquninted with men
nnd does not comprehend tho Ideal of
their education. He has the old be
lief that tlio smart man is tho one
who knows his books from A to Z.
Ho must bo a "book-worm," and that
is all that Is necessary. President
Had ley of Yale, who haB had) experi
ence in tho education of men and is
counted one of tho great thinkers in
the-countryT hna a more practical-
view of the object of college educa
tion. Ho sayss
"Tho various achievements and suc
cesses of a man's college course have
their chief importance as a means of
onnbling him to mould nnd Influence
public opinion." .
BASEBALL.
At a recent meeting of the nthletic
board It was voted to discontinue in
tercollegiate baseball. That interest
In the game might not dio out, it was
decided to oncourago intramural base
ball. Tho committee on that sport
havo been considering means of ef
fecting thlB. It is ihought that n
group of smnll leagues could be
formed within tho university to piny
a series of games nnd tho winning
teams in these could play for tho uni
versity championship. Thus four col
leges could form one league, tho four
collego classes another, and the fra
ternities another. Tho committee
would bo glad to havo students who
-may, liav.ft .. BUKKatlo.n8-to make on
this plan or any other-call upon them.
GROVE B. BARBER,
H. W. OAL-DWEOL,
Committee.
Dean Burnett of the agricultural col
lego was recently Invited by a south-
ENGLISH DERBIES
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BUDD
1415 O St.
verslty. hall Is especially In need of
something of this sort. There are
nearly 1H0 men crowded Into this
placo nnd because of tho double doors
the sound of tho gong Is selrom henrd.
Consequently the clnsses nro often
hold over time. Either n clock or a
bell should bo put In this room.
WE CAN'T AGREE.
A Vassar college professor hns boon
era "land firm to make a tour of Lou
isiana to Investigate tho chances for
agricultural development In that state.
He was unable to accept, however, on
nccoiMit of his duties here.
F. P. Carlisle, law '12. has returned
from Pierre, S. D., where ho has been
an assistant clerk to tho Benato dur
ing tho last session of tho South Da
kota legislature.
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