THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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T1IK UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Lincoln
M V. HEED
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Kenneth M Snyder
John L. Cutright
Fred N. Wells
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Frank S Perkins
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Entered at the postofliee at Lincoln,
Nebraska, as se oiid claws nuill matter,
under (he I of formless of March
.''.. 1879
you get ready to hang out your sign
and then your pink tea affectations
and thin Boclal veneer will bo of littlo
avail when placed in competition with
four cars of eoiiBlKtent and persistent
de elopment and training Daily
Iouan
DR. FLING LECTURES TO
LEAVENWORTH SOLDIERS
Captains and Line Men Receive In-
i struction on the Historical
Method.
Ir Fling of the European history
department has been requested to give
a letture before the Army Ser ice
School at Fort Leaenworth, Kan , next
Tuesday Ills subject will be "The
Historical M thod "
'I hose in training at the mllitar
S TUHDAV. OCTOIIEK 11. I'M".
THE FRESHMAN.
"Wheie, olit wlicie aie the eidaill
I leshllleli " The (Utile the Uel'e
school aie divided into two classes
lii st and second ear. or line class
and stafl class Those in the staff
las an- all captains and West I'oin
giaduati s
ol a palatable , mei.ild hue. so the ' The Historical M thod, b Hr"
u.ie taken to .sheltei The piocess Kllni;, was introduced in the militar
ol assimilation is now on, and it will s hool seeial ears ai:o The profes
continue until the graduate Some ' M). (), .:, 0H.;U1 ,Mor In the scliool
aie down to biass tasks ahead, others u , ,,K sexeial ears ago a student
Maud aiound as thoudi da.ed b the n),., I)r nmi; here, has recenth pub
hange oi liabitat while still others lshed a collection ot sources on the
.ue wondering when it will be a pi o Donelson campaign
jiitlous season to begin their leal woik Tu. n.(iiest for the le turei was ie
It takes some people a liletime to ceh ed through the Chancellor and
appreciate the wonderful possihrlit i. - ' Commandant of this l'niersit
wrapped up in eei twent toiu lioui
hpilll Of existence
Eerhod has a philosOih. ol hie
the dillicult is ihat most ol us fail to
iealie it The new tortunales who
aie animated b a philosophy of
worth atiit aie the exceptional
sue cesses If our iihilosophy admits
ol the s(uandei ing of aluable time,
we might Just as well admit it, and
not deceive ouisehes b the delusion
ihat we will make up lor lost time in
the future The future will be nib c'
with problems of it.s own The col
leg' life of the gieat proportion of
students i.s crammed within four short
t.irs, and theu comes the stern re
sponsibilities incident to settled oca
tional activity Into this period, youi
ollege habits have the peculiar and
ottlmes uncomfortable faculty of pro
jecting themselves It Ih an oxeilap
ping of the desirable and undesirable
from which there is no escape
Follow all the sports if ou will,
keep spinning in the social whiil, keep
up with all the sideshows, but remem
ber that the law of compensation is
right on the job The fellow who
spends his time In chasing the un
known quant it into daik recesses of
the night will in all probability have
the adjoining ofllce to jours, when
DON'T WAIT
You fellows that will be looking
for some particular style and some
particular color in a Mackinaw Coat
When it does get cold there'll be lots
of other fellows up to the same thing
but you'll find the "Early Bird"
wearing the coat you wanted.
And while talking, we'll say that uv have
the snappiest, newest, most different line of
Mackinaw s ever shown in thit town.
MISSOURI FRESHMAN IS DUCKED
Refusing to Wear Cap, Harold Brecne
Pushed Into Pond.
Iheie was more than usual excite
ni nt in the line of Chi Chi ing last'
indit dining the band concert i
Haiold H ltreene, a first year stu
dent, of Hartles ille, Okla , was pushed
into the pond back of Academic Hall !
for not wealing his cap Breene de i
dared he could whip the man who'
had pushed him in He was imme j
diatc ly "taken on" by that man. a
junior The fight was stopped bv a
senior
Shall not Nebraska frosh wear
caps'
Jones' Orchestra, L-9666.
Rugby football Is now In full Hwing
at Stanford and California unlversl J
ties
LOST Nebraska seal pin; call L4151 i
STUDENTS. TAKE NOTICE Flrs7 '
class family hoard for a limited num-'
ber of students; two blocks from Uni-
versity; rates $4 per week 1436 S st i
Phone B-6256. I
The
University School of Music
Established 1894
Offers the highest class of instruction in all
branches of music.
Students may enter any time.
Anyone expecting to study music will do
well to get information concerning this
school before choosing an instructor.
Willard Kimball, Director
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