The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 17, 1912, Image 4
V' ,f!.Vr -,, THE DAILY NEBRABKAN ! IP !;-, ; DEATH-KNELL OF LATIN SOUNDED DY UNIVERSITY ABOUT PEOPLE Ijitln, that nightmare of tho high , achol Htuclont, 1h gradually lonlng Hh prominence In tho curriculum of sec ondary hcIiooIb of NobraHka, and no ' longer will a high hcIiooI froHhman bo ' forcod to delve Into tho inyBtoriouH Hpooch of the anrlentu. He will not ho forcod to, but ho will bo askod to, and In many bcIiooIh It will amount to tho mime thing. Latin, which u fow years ago wuh j considered CHHontlal to a cultured man i or woman, Ih not regarded bo now, and tho high Hchool courso for the coming year to be Bent out from tho lnBpec tor'B olllce of tho university will pro vldo that six houiB credit in foreign languagoH will bo required to enter the University and ijitln will not be mentioned MathomatlcH does not hold Its for mor high place in tho requirements to enter tho univorBlty, and beginning noxt fall four credits In this study will be Bufllclont, where formerly five were required In placo of tho ho meflter of tho mathematics, laboratory bcIoiicob are substituted. It Is strong ly recommondod that tho student havo two yoars of tho clasBicB, but noxt year, for tho first tlmo, Gorman or any other foroign language may be HiibBtituted A table of entrance requirements to be effective September 1, 1912, shows that thirty entranco credltB will be nocoBsary for full UnivorBlty registra tion In place of the twonty-elght of laBt year The lattor number will al low tho Hludeiit conditional admission. Of the required subJoctB. four polnta of English, two points of European history, six of foreign language four of mathematics and two of laboratory science are llBted The other twelve credits to secure UnivorBlty registra tion aro any Biibjocts "taught in an approved mannor in un accredited secondary school." This latter Is somewhat of a concession, and in for mer years only certain BtudleB would be allowed for ontranco. evenlngB, Auto 139-10t went to Camp Engraved dance programs done In Lincoln. Ockor Engraving company Brownell block. VACATION MONEY. Do You Really Want to Make Money During Your Vacation. We have the beBt money making opportunity for inexperienced men we know of Our instructions com bined with energy and ambition on your part are Bufllclont to make it highly prolltable. Ab number of openingB 1b limited, write today to Employment Dopt . I'. V. Collier & Son, publishers of good books, 41; Wost 13th street, Now York. C. H. Frey, florist, 1133 O St. tf Thornburg's Orchestra. Auto B-2556. Boyd Printing Co, 125 No 12th St Typewriting, call 5554. "Count" Robinson Avery today. Tod Marrlner. Cleaner and Hatter, 235 No 11th. Tho Delta Chl's will give a danco on Saturday night. Have Graves print It for you. 233 Vorth Eleventh St. Arthur If. Iotton, a Delta Chi. went to Albion yesterday. George, BroB., export printers, en gravers and embossers, 13th and N. Sigma Alpha Epsilon will give a Pole day dance at the Temple to night. John Mullen and John Tolerson are visitors at tho Delta Chi house for a few dayB. Bornlce Wherry and Ruth Hennin gor will be visitors at the Alpha Phi house until Sunday. May 1st Is tho date when all sub scriptions to tho Rag should bo paid. Aro you still delinquent? George Toil) and Claud Mitchell went to Creto today In Claud's auto. They will be gone for a day or two. Subscribers to tho Rag havo had threo month b Blnce Tag Day to pay their subscriptions. Please pay up at once. The Delta Gammas and the Phi Gams gave a picnic in the Pen woods yesterday There were about ton couples. Kappa Kappa Gamma will give their annual banquet Saturday night They oxpoct a large number of their alumni back. It Is now time for low shoes. Go to Rogers & PerkliiB, they havo all the late, up-to-date styles and can tit and ploaso you. Ivy Day May 22, 1912. Inter-class field and track meet. Medals awarded to the winners. Freshmen are especi ally urged to compete. Tho law exams have been set ahead two days They will begin on May 31, while tho former plan was that they were to begin on May 29. Camp Avery 1b receiving many vis itors from the University thiB week. A largo number of the students will go down today and attend the dance there tonight. Prom all reports the cadets are enjoying Camp Avery very much They aay tho eatfi are ery good and tho discipline not so strict but what they can't have a good time Heffley's Tailors Suits $20 Up nth d n Nifty Styles WALT Stands for the latest and best in Sheet Music 1215 0 St. HERPOLSHEIMER'S CAFE Dlonu Ui30 to h30 1Cr Sttppet ii30 t 7i30 XtfL Also Cafeterlan Styl j I B II Better Shoes FOR MEN This House of "Better Shoes," would bo pleased to show you the new "summer styles" just received, that have been so carefully pre pared for ub. These shoes are made in the "better way" in correct models, and from new leathers and by the Best Shoemakers in all the land. Feel sure of your shoes.' MEN'S BOOTERY The College Shoe Store C. V. Roberts 144 North 12 Men's Shoes Exclusively All BtudentB should Tlalt tho "Col lege Inn Barber Shop at 127 North 12th. S L. Chaplin. Prop. Capital Tailoring & Clothes Co. Suit cleaned and preitcd by the month $1.50. HighClass Tailoring AutoL SjaH 1I-C O St. WARTHON'S Original, Electric, Shoe Repair Factory Always reliable and up to the minute 142 North 12th Street Young Men's Suits We have sold a lot of mighty classy clothes to young men this season. You can tell them from the other kind. They are beautiful woolens, new and exclusive patterns, and every suit has been perfectly fitted by our expert tailors. $15.00, $20.00 $25.00 and up. Special for Saturday will be some broken lines in 1.25, 1.50, and $2.00 shirts at 95c. 3.00, 3.50 and $4.00 hats at $1.95 FARQUHAR A i. t See Our Window Display 1325 O Street J J