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THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
Property of
TDK UNIVERSITY OF NKDRASKA
Lincoln.
M. V. HEED
Editor-in-Chief
MnnnglnR Editor
ABBOclato Editor
AHBOclato Editor
Kenneth M. Snyder
John L. Cutright
Fred N. Wolla
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER Jt. liMIt
The seniors lurnish the latent in the
-tf .imii.i nilviTtlslnu. Their lI:n-
Nine Gain Admission to
The Dramatic Club
Another Trial Given
l ne iohiil;ihh tu iiic i 1'iiipm i iii-u-
ter were in full blaze hint nlfiht They
ciiHt their bright and lllurinn light
upon twenty-live hopeful and iiBpirlnK
actorn, who were trying out for ad
mlHKion to the Dramatic Club 1'artH
from Shnkenpeure to Salvation Nell
were unod Of the twenty-five conteHt
ants, nine were HUcceHHful, meeting the
severe requirements of the club
A good many of those who did not
pass this Hist lest will bo given an
other trial In the case of most of
these il was thought that the parts
used did not suit their individual abil
lt Thej al"' ir(Ue.steil to See Miss
Alice Howell
Following jue the slicee-Mul ones
card announcing the tlrsl class meet
ing bore the interesting statement tha
"Election Debts" would be up for on
sldorution Other classes, take heed
Let not the uppoi c lasmnen lurnish all
the excitement
On with the dance, but - you tango
fiends -recall that every university in
the middle west is taking up the ques
tion of the propriety of this- particular
dance. And in nearly every case th
decision is going against the tango
Disregarding the question of the merit
of the tango, it is up for a severe, blue
pencilling among the educational insti
tutions, and Nebraska litis it on th'
urill now.
INVITATIONS BEING SENT
ALUMNI TO GO TO GAMES
Letters Now in Mailing Headquarters
Will Be Established.
The new alumni secretary, Guy Reed,
is sending out letters to Nebraska
alumni In Iowa asking them to go to
the game at Ames the 8th of Novem
ber Headquarters will be established
ami preparations made to entertain the
large number who are expected.
For the K U. game invitations an
being mailed to all old men in the
neighboring states, comprising a large
part of Nebraska's alumni. Headquar
ters will be set up in Lawrence for
this occasion and an attempt made to
Klve an exhibition of real Cornhuskei
spirit
Engineering Society
We make the official pin for this
society. Also for Dramatic Club,
Union Society, Paladian Club.
Teacher College, High School and
many others.
Your name or initialsengraved
FREE on them.
.Mm i is C'lai lr. Ford I'.aies, 'h
lEppcison, Nlel llrowu. Wilson Dd.el
Leon Sinder. Lima Reeder. Clara Fate,
llalh Wotkman
3n QDr Hap
1901
"rooteis' lub" has been organ-
i.eil at Nebraska Between fifty and
sixty pci sons, representatives of the
different maternities and literary soci
eties and other interested parties, were
present and founded a permanent oi
ga in .at ion
1907
The Chicago Record-Herald says that
Nebraska is football wild. As an ex
planation, the paper further states
that football enthusiasm at the Univer
sity of Nebraska has been raised to
the highest pitch at has reached for
several years as the result of the game
with Minnesota
1908
Nebraska defeats the Haskell In
dians by a score of 10-0.
Acting in accordance with the
wishes of Chancellor Andrews, aH ex
pressed some time ago, an effort will
be made to have class rivalry between
the freshman and sophomore classes
settled in either a pushball or football
contest
1911
Nebraska loses a hard game to the
Cophers at Minneapolis Score, 21-3.
School of Ag. vs. Temple High.
The first game of the season for the
School of Agriculture eleven will be
played with the Temple High School
at the Farm today at 4 o'clock. The
School of Agriculture team has been
under the supervision of Coach Clay-
baugh, several members arriving for
practice a week or two before the
school began. The game promises to
be a good one.
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