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T IT E DAILY N K I1RAR K A N
COURSE IN ARCHITECTURE
THEATRES
CAMPUS NOTES
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
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Rgents to Act Upon the Establishing
of This Course at the Next
Meeting
NEED HAS LONG BEEN REALIZED
Telephone Yulo Bros at once.
Dr. Iuira Hamilton, a prominent
physician of Iowa City, was a cam
piiH visitor Saturday
Of the proposed changes in courses
of study which will be acted upon
by the board of regents at their next
meeting, one of the most important
is the establishment of a course In
architectural engineering This Is a
four-year course and, if it is approved,
the work will he offered next Sep
tember. That there is a demand for such a
course is shown by the popularity of
the class in Architectural Drawing,
given under Professor Slaymaker last
year. In the past few years Nebras
ka has lost many students, who, af
ter one or two years here, have gone
to other schools where they could get
instruction In architecture. Undoubt
edly the proposed course would in
crease the registration In the Engi
neering College.
The Ilrst year's work In this course,
as planned, is the same as in the
other engineering groups. The work
in the other three years will be de
signed for a man who wishes a good
engineering education and desires to
specialize In architecture. The school
of line arts will co-operate with the
engineering college in offering the
courses in this grouj).
In addition to architectural engi
neering a tourjear course In archi
tecture Is to be formulated for the
consideration of the regents
Hagenslck's Orchestra, Auto 13-2990.
I'rof () J Ferguson has been elect
ed an honorary member of Sigma Tail,
the engineering fraternity.
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Jones' Orchestra, rhono L-8G05.
John Miller, '12, who is now running
a ranch at Valentine, Neb., is visiting
at the Acacia House.
C. H. Frey, University florist, 1133
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Verna McHeath, '13, was operated
upon yesterday for appendicitis She
has been out of school for several
weeks
Students In painting and drawing
(except china painting) who can sat
lsfy entrance requirements, will bo
excused from special tuition fees dur
Ing the second semester
All Junior Engineers must get their
orders for corduroy trousers in by
Saturday of this week Magee and
Deemer are taking the ordeis The
price Is $3 75 For further Informa
tion see the committee, Miller, McLaf
ferty, Bock, Hates, Graham and Ly
man.
Freshmen as well as oldor students
will receive a hearty welcome, courte
oub treatment, and the best of service
at Green's Barber Shop and Bathhouse,
120 N. 11th St. Adv.
OLIVER THEATRE
Today 2:30 Tonight 8:10
The MESSRS. SHUBERT and
LEWI8 WALLER
Presentt the Dramatic Sensation
"A Butterfly On The Wheel"
Mat. $1 to 50c Night $1.50 to 50c
Ted Marrlner Cleaner, Hatter and
Repairer. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th.
Lester Bratton, '11, of South Om
aha, and Will Hunt of Simpson Col
lege, spent the week end at the Alplji
Tuu Omega house.
George Bros , artistic and Individual
programs, menus and stationery. The
latest styles. 1313 N. Adv
Raymond Dumont, Eng , '06, presi
dent and manager of the Western
Engineering and Supply Co of Boise,
Idaho, was a campus visitor last
week. Mr. Dumont is also a contract
ing engineer for the Omaha Struc
tural Steel Co.
Mr. James II. Cook of Sioux county,
visited the museum yesterday. Mr.
Cook Is the owner of the famous
"bone quarries" near Agate, Nebras
ka, and has donated many valuable
specimens to the University collection.
Mrs. Mary Love Collins, grand
president, and Mrs Helen Streeter
Huntington of Kearney, are Chi
Omega visitors this week.
Seniors-Order caps and gowns for
mid-winter commencement at Book i
Store, 310 No 11th. All orders should
bo In by 6:00 P. M. Thursday, Janu
ary 23rd.
Mr. J. II. Flodman, until recently a
professor In Luther College, Wahoo,
visited the campus yesterday. He at
tended the University In the years
1895 and '97.
Dr. It. II. Wolcott entertained the
zoological seminar at IiIb home last
levelling. Dr. Wolcott gave a resume
of his recent trip to the Association
of Scientists.
Mr. F. M. Hall, who was influential
in securing the Lincoln monument for
the city, has loaned his cast of the
statue to the Fine Arts School. It
will be available for use as a model
by students In the school during the
coming semester.
Robert Graham, '11, has just Mu
lshed the work of modeling the head
of a Rocky Mountain sheep for the
German Society of Lincoln. The scarc
ity of these animals makes them so
valuable that this plan of modeling
the head onto an old pair of horns has
to be used.
Mr. Louis Meer, U. of N. 1901, a
graduate of engineering from Colum
bia University, now engaged as an
engineer In extensive cement works
In Omaha, visited the University on
Thursday.
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One Night Only
Thursday, January 23rd
Read the "Rag"
THE BEN GREET PLAYERS
Seats on Sale Tuesday, Jan. 21 .
at the Box Office
Prices $1 50 to 50c
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Sat. Mat. and Night. Jan. 25
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Mat. $1.0C to 25c. Night $1.50 to 50c
ORPHEUM
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
ETHEL GREEN
GEORGE H WATT
Schlchtl's
HARRY BREEN
BICKNELL AND GIBNEY
EUGENE PAGE
ETHEL VANE
Bar. Mats at 2:15 Prices 15c, 28c.
Night, 8:15 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c.
HAVE
The Evans
DO YOUR WASHING
LYRIC
MON., TUESDAY & WEDNE8.
THE GREAT ASAHI TROUPE
COLLINS AND ELLIOTT
PHOTO PLAYS
"The Maid of Honor"
"The Jelly Fish and Plankton"
"A Revolutionary Romance"
"The Snake IBte."
3 SHOWS DAILY 2, 7 &. 9 P. M.
ALL SEATS 10c
Ethel Green, a winsome little comedienne with ability far in excess
of her size, is admitted a most popular favorite. Miss Green sings a
song) or two, and tells as many stories, She wears fetching costumes
and her appearance is particularly charming. As is Invariably tho
case with singing comediennes, it Js not so much material as method
that counts, and Miss Green's method has never fulled to please.
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