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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1?, 1912
CONCERNING TEACHERS'
A880CIATION.
The annual meeting of the Nebraska
State Teachers' Association will take
place In Omaha, November 6 to 8. I
regret very much that I shall be out of
the state at that time attending the
Association of American Universities
in Philadelphia on the 7th and 8th, but
though I can not personally attend, I
believe It to be of the highest impor
tance to have the Unlvorslty generally
represented. I am therefore urging all
faculty members, and students who
are interested in the association and
Its work, to make an effort to attend
at least a part of the meetings. On
the program the University is well rep
resented, and a banquet will be given
for alumni and ail others connected
with the Institution. Where instruct
ors or a large proportion of their stu
dents desire to attend any particular
meeting, classes may be suspended.
For the convenience of University
teachers and students who may wish
to attend the association, Registrar
Rutledge has arranged to receive the
membership fee of one dollar and issue
membership cards and badges at his
office.
(Signed) S. AVERY,
Chancellor.
THE WEEK'S REVIEW
Being a Brief Resume of the Event6 of
the Past Week, as Gleaned from
Nebraskan Files
The second stride m the M V ch.nn
pionship set ich miuketl an adwuice for
Nebraska in the Kansas Aggie game
Suturda) The for vs aid pass did not
bring good results toi the team, but
by Htraight football the score was
clinched. :i0 to t;
The Nebraska stock judging team
returned from the English Royal Stock
Show at Kansas Cit with highest
honors A total of four cups was Be
cured, one for Hist place and' three for
Individual honors
MUSIC! UNIVERSITY STUDENTS!
As there is no longer any school of mu6lc connected with the
State University you are at liberty to take your music with us.
Every department of music complete.
22 ARTI8T INSTRUCTORS IN CHARGE 22
JOHN RANDOLPH, Dean of the Faculty.
ALOYS C. KREMER, favorite pupil of ARTHUR FRIEDHEIM.
GU8TAV C. MENZENDORF, AUGUST MOLZER, CHA8. E. EWING
and AUGUST HAGENOW, FREDERIC C. FREEMANTEL and
many others. REGISTER NOW.
LINCOLN MUSICAL COLLEGE
Oliver Bldg., 13th and P 8treets.
ReglBtratlon BtnrtB at the School of
Agriculture with proBpecta for nn In
creased attendance. Later and final
reports make it 395, an Increase of 40
over last year
Coach Htlehm announces plans for
alumni "homecoming" week, to be fin
ished in a bla.e of reawakened loynlt
by the Kansas game
After a week of anxiety on the part
of the Greeks and in estlgatlon b the
students' organization committee the
bars are lifted and 94 men pledge
fraternity
At the first meeting of the two
lower classes the minor ofllcers are
elected and Btandlng committees are
appointed
Seventeen men were selected for the
Mandolin Club out of a large number
of contestants
With Mast in, Purdy, Pearson and
Harmon on the hospital list, the Corn
buskers present a badly damaged
front Jim Harvey and Tate Mattera,
old "N" men, are visiting the coaches
to meet the problem, however, and the
slogan, "We fight to win," is adopted
The Hoard of RegentB met Wednes
day evening and transacted routine
business Numerous ad interim ap
pointments were confirmed
Four candidates for the Rhodes
scholarship competed In the examlna
tion held Tuesday and Wednesdaj
COLLEGE ACTIVITIES.
The student who enters a university
finds himself in an environment quite
different from anything he has ever ex
penenced, and he scarcely knowB Just
what to do There is an exterior sur
face of ai tlnciulitj and frivolity which
he sees in his daily life, and he often
falls to get beneath the surface to the
undercurrent of earnestness and pur
pose The question Is whether he will
conquer his environment or whether It
w 111 conquer him
After he has broken through thlB
maze of unreality he sees the real
world opened before him the things
ieall worth while The various actlvi
ties ol the institution which lie attends
enable him to repa her In pait for his
education and also to make himself a
broader and more intellectual man
There arc .u tivities enough foi all, and
actlvit) in which one is particularly
interested can he found at Nebraska
athletics, forensu s, dramatics, music,
and numerous others which aid in
building Iht w ell i oundi'd iran .it
found here Evciv student in the Uni
versitv of Nebraska should take up
some phase of training aside tioin th
college cur r iculiim
The university is, after all, but the
crucible in which the pine metal is
separated from the dross, and the line,
rich gold which is a result of this sepa
rating process is the metal vvhlchhas
to bear the acid test of public criticism
Some men, after they have left Ne
braska and have become engaged in
their life work, will pick up an ancient
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