THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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THE DAILY ISEBRASKAN
TUB PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY 'OFfc NEBRASKA,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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MARCH 24, 1911.
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This Ibbug of tho Ncbraaknn con
tains six pages, and 1b an attempt of
tho staff to llvo up to its promise rto
glvo tho readors th.o best paper pos
sible. It nlso has another purpose to
show tho .advertisers of Lincoln that
-tho-Nobraskan represent,, a lly,o .stu
dent body that supports everything
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ward. Read tho advertisements and
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amateur wrestling events. If it was
the strong point of their team, it is
unfortunate. But it Ib worse than more
of it to think that Iowa can not tako
an unoxpocted defeat in good grace.
IT MEAN8 80METHING.
Did you go to tho band concert last
night? You did? Well, that is nil
right then. Tho concert was not only
a credit to tho band, but to the uni
versity. Whon w.o can; show tho peo
ple of tho state, and especially those
so important as the Btato officers and
the legislators, that the university is
doing something, it is to our advan
tage Sorao havo the erroneous idea
that all young men and women como
hero for Ib social distinction.
This Is so, perhaps, in a" few rare
cases. But tho most como hero for
work. They aro preparing themselves
for a life of usefulness. The sooner
everyono knows this, tho better it will
bo. It will cause the people of the
state to havo a more kindly feeling for
its great institution, and at tho samo
time make them more anxious to havo
tholr children como hero to finish
their education. Such things as the
band concert show that attention is
concentrated moro on tho intellectual
than tho social or frivolous.
VE8PER 8ERVICE AT 5 O'CLOCK.
Quartet Will Sing and 8peclal Music
by Strings and Organ.
A vory interesting program has
been arranged for vespers tonight,
which will bo hold at 5 o'clock in
Momorial hall. The Btrlng quartot and
organ will bo heard in Schubort'B
"Aivo Maria," and an andante by Salnt
Saens. Tho chorus will sing a "Jubi
late Deo," with an Incidental solo and
quartet.
-T0 quartet is-composed of Misses
Osa Hauel and Edith -Hanna and
Messrs. W. W. Guldinger and Ernest
Wilson.
The
gymnastic exhibition at the
Minnesota's track chances took a
slump whon seven stars were de
clared ineligible.
QXFORDS
$2M
In That New
H .,.. Toe
Pat., Tan and
Gun Metal.
BUDD
1415 0 St.
Armory tonight is something out of
tho ordinary. There will be novoltleB
in athletics that can not be seen any
where else. It Is something that does
not como every day, but only onco a
year. Tho classes begin tholr prepara
tion, in tho fall. It takes lots of hard
work to perfect tho drills and dances.
Nobraska studentB who styy at homo,
study, or go elsewhere for tho even
ing, aro ' going to miss a chanco that
will not como again for; some time.
Tho average cost of the Yalo Junior
prom festivities was $122.90 for each
man. One man spent $900, but ho en
tertained at a house party. Omitting
this, tho average cost falls to $105.25.
Taking tho ontlro junior week Into
consideration, tho sums averaged
$180.84.
Tho University of Minnesota will
meet Illinois in football next fall in
stead of Michigan.
A BAD FEELING.
Again Iowa is playing- tho 1)aby part.
The overwhelming defeat of tholr
wrestlers- at tho hands of tho Corn
huskors has evidently made them feol
bad. T,ho Dally Iowan on tho day
after tho meet devotes considerable
space in excusing, tho sudden and un
expected reversal. Tho principal rea
sons given are that tho Nebraska man
agoment failed to glvo them notice. of
coming until three days before and
consequently the Hawkoyes had
broken training; and the greatest
grievance of all is that the tbo-hold
waa barfed, everything being done
which tho visitors askri.
Nobraska must acknowledge the
courtesy ot their opponents la & an
ing thfr concessions demaiTdelTTrefoTor
nament. TBe.ioan forgets that the
toe-hold complained of is barred in all
THE BULLETIN
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March.
Annual gymnastic exhibition,
Armory, 8 p. m.
24 Vespers, Memorial hall, 5 p. m.
2(5 Annual Installation service, Y. W.
O. A., Temple, 4 p. m. r
27 Mid-semester examinations begin.
28-: Convocation, W. J. Bryan.
30 Convocation, string qtfar.tet.
. April.
7 Union Literary society play, Tern-
-ple-
'S Dramatlo club play, "Christopaer,
Junior," Temple "" theater, 8:30
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A CHURCH WITHOUT A CREED
All Souls' Church Is an Association which stands for a reverent at
titude toward the Facts of Life. It has the University Ideal, the Search
for Truth. It welcomes to Its membership people of all beliefs. 8uch
a modern, open-minded, faclng-the-future organization ought 'to appeal
especially to students. You are cordially invited to attend its services.
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Sunday Morning, March 26, 1D:45-
Law"
-Subject "The Function
Social Bthlcs Class,
Mabel Dunn.
12:15 "Morality of Children," by Dr.
Student's Liberal Reunion, 12:00 "Applied Democracy" by
Hon. C. 5. Allen, President of the Board of Regents.
Musical Vesper Service 4 p. m. The Riccally Quartette.
All Students are Cordially Invited
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