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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1912)
vm ifc j-- " t-i.-i 'at-f ftfcifcfT nirKtfuwuiWiawWifiiftmrajuwwjairwuiiffif nM'iiWfWfArgg HiAUM iwftfturtTir'rw.fi.'WfrtiWi'i tiltf i'jHLUWi.lMjH , ."X! THE DAILY NEBRASKAN CLASSIFIED COLUMN AT THE THEATRES LOST SHORTEN HOURS EOR l STUDENTS TWO COURSES OF PROFESSOR ROBBINS SHORTENED. THE SAME HOURS EOR FRESHMEN Quasi-Contracts and Constitutional Law Made One Hour Shorter. For ;i Ioiik time tho piopomtion of IcHHciiin tile niiinhci of hours foi each semester in tlu law collect' lias been under advisement, and at last il has been accomplished in soim ,l trie com HCS Of Professor Kobin'K classes, quasi contracts has been cut down 1:011 .1 three hour to a two horn subject, and constitutional law I10111 a six honi k a 1i licmr subject This will make the fieshinan law class tourteen hours both semesters without rlec Uch, and 111 the junior and senior classes will be in the lutuie thirteen hours instead of touiteen, the two houis electives will make it lltteen each semester In nianj cases the law student fin Ishes his electives when he is a junior law, pel haps the lirst semester, in this way he will have otilj thnteen hours the last seinestei of bis junior ear, and thirteen the two semesteis of his senior jear More Time For Upper Classes. These (halites hae been made ill older that the woik of the junioi and senioi law ( lasses might be lessened As it is at present the two upper classes 1 1 lid the hae so man cases to write that it is almost impossible to write them in the allotted time each da No matter bow good a student the coiiiiiikUjiw jer might be if he at teitrps to wfite all his cases lor one day, iie" wru be working most of the time before his morning classes. Ac cordingly, it is thought that the thir teen hour sjstem will make a little more time for the students of tho junior and senior law classes. Different Results Hoped For. The freshman laws get it easy in comparison to the other two clashes, as tho number of subjects the are required to write cases in are not so many that it is impossible for them to do it J 11 one afternoon's conscien tious work, while the two upper classes complain that it takes much longer for them, especially when they hae to carry electives It is hoped b the law facult that this change in the bonis will produce better work in all the classes In this way the freshman laws will not feel compelled to take an elective in their first year at the law, and in the two upper classes it will bo IKed so they will have time. With this change different results in many cases wilL no doubt lio evident. Welter Sultorluin. 1100 O St. Alpha Chls Banquet. Alpha (Mil Sigma held their annual banquet at the Lincoln hotel Saturday evening Those on the toast list were- (' O. Roast spiring Young "The Hiennial , toastrnaster; "An In Chemuil M. J Blish, Conclave," II W. Klley, "Tho Follies o f 1912," A. 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