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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Satlu Nebraakan
I'roporty of
thk university ok Nebraska,
Lincoln
FHKDKKIC (' McCONNKM-,
lOdltorln Chief
ManaglnK Editor ...Merrill V Hoed
ABBOciato Kditor Kenneth M Snyder
AHHodiito Kditor C'loyd . Stewnrt
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Editor -II IK 1!1 Manager -H-1821
Kntcn'fl at the postollloo at Lincoln,
Nehraflk". iir Hprond-elass mall matter,
under tin- Act of Congress of March :?,
1879
WBDNKS1AY, DECEMBER 11, 1!M2
FRIDAY NIGHT PARTIES.
Severn! fraternities and sororities
aie hiilHfi limine pailH'H Ki ida e en
lug On lluit same evening the annua!
intciriillegmte debate, the inilv one ol
the )eai, ih to In- held in Me.noii.il
Hull 'linn debute is iisimlU i las,silh d
uh an "nil I Tnl oislty ' oc easinn, and as
HUch, It would heeiu that It iis en
titled t the floor
Whether thone persons who would
partake 'if the plensuie ol a liouBe
party would pntronUc the debate, Is
problematical, hut they should not be
allowed to hold their (unctions on that
night out of icspect. If for no olhei
reason, for the fact that a l'nleisit
occasion Ih being held
to Inr t his ear the rule lias been
piett) well lived vii) to, and Miss Kn
blun linn succeeded in giving l'niei
biO eents a clear field It is unloitu
ante, therefore, that Just at the turn
when thv cooperation of all ol the
students Ih needed most, any de latum
should ! allowed to be made
r- v r-ra a I I I trTTCOC I
In mi article published in the Fomni
last Friday, a meinbei ot the .student
body offers a complaint because
"Clint" ltOHH, a member of this eai'H
football team, was not awaided a let
ter for his sen loos on the team Mi
HikIhoii'h letter presents an Ihsu and
tor the information of our leaders, wo
. ., . i. .... .- i... I
take mi's opporuuMrry 10 explain way
Mr Hosts w.ih denied his coveted "N."
The matter of granting letters to
men participating in University ath
leticb is within the exclusive JurlBd lo
tion of the Athletic Hoard, the action
of the board being governed by a
written constitution from which It, by
necessity, should not dovlato The
piovlsloiiB with respect to the grant
lug of the football "N" are as followB.
Ait VIII, Sect 1 (a) The gameH
that are to count in determining
whether a footbnll player Is entitled
to be i onsldered In awarding of "N"b,
shall lie thoBe played with an Inter
c ollegate of Missouri Valley Confer
en e Team.
lb) Members ol the lootball team
who play in three of the games as
pioidod in the above artl-cle shall be I
gi anted an 'N "
llndei tiecilon six of the same ar
dole, the lol'ewlnn iovlsion is made,
to wit Th" b'ttn "," may be granted
to Injuied plaxeiB and third year men
who 'iae been faithful, but who are S
not qualified under the legular rule,
on i e oinmeiidat Ion of the Director of
thietics. Assistant Manager and Cap
lain In unanimous ote of the Hoard
li Hoss tailed to pla in the re
ipiliod iiumbei of eligible games, and
does not come within the exception in
section six, and it would seem, theie
loio, that the Ulilelie Hoaid i pow
iM'less to grant him his lettei without
oioc coding to amend its own wntten
constitution
'1 lie Nebiaskan agrees with a good
in.in ol the students aiouud the cam
l'i th.it Kos.s is the victim ot an un
liiiiihitt set ot (iicumstan es, that
('ii thcnigli (foi lea.soiiK th.it neithei
In nm the athletic management could,
in piopiietj contiol) he was unable
to pai in lpate in the lecpiisite numbei
ol g, iiiies, Ills splendid w in k at Mmne
snia and at either tunes during the
se.lsoii would seem to entitle linn to
a b'ttei leganlless o existing lestile
tions ot. lealling this (act and
depiei atmg the apparent" injusije eial
is being invoked, we would hositaM'
lo I ei omineiid that a special case be
made ol the piesent situation, and
thai the mle he effaced from the
i onsti'iution ol the Hoaid If the mat
tei ol awarding lottos is of enough
iinpoi tanee to lecpiiie the legulations
loi the same to be laid down irr wilt
nu n tlie oonstitutiorr of the Hoaid,
It would seem that special eases com
urg outside ot the mle, which In Itsell
is ei liberal, should not be made- the
cause lor breaking down the estab
llshed oiclei
Incidental!) it might be well to io
mark that the MibbouiI Valley Confer
on. c has nothing to do with the
awarding of athletic" letters at Ne
bia-ka oi any other school. It rests
solely with the local authorities who
ar" privileged to act independently of
any c onlerenco legislation.
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Charles Kellogg, the celebrated California naturalist whose wonderful c
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knowledge of woodlore and woodcraft proved so intensely intoroHting to
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I novel and notable engagements In the local Orphenm's hihtory
Mr. Kellogg Is the first human being to Blng bird songs and to prove his
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