SUMMER SCHOOL NEBRASKAN
BOHEMIAN STUDENT WRITES OF
RUSSIAN VAR PRISON
(Continued from page 1)
"Soldat Gossen," Oscar Alexis.
"Gute Nacht," Quartette.
Each rendition was followed with
vigorous and continued applause. Re
peated eencores were called for.
The mood and mellowness of the
songs of the quartette were well sus
tained by Crispin's baritone voice. The
solo, "Still wie die Nacht." was well
adapteed to show Gerhard's ability on
the piano as well as his exceptionally
vigorous tenor. Another member of
the quartette, Oscar, brought the Klub
greetings from various forest and
meadow birds in their own bird-language,
whistled and chirped without
the least human accent.
After this the Klub divided into
groups which rendered German songs
in ludicrous pantomimes.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
Miss Leona McLean, a junior in the
State University the past year, will
teach commercial subjects next year.
The Lecture class in Slavonic II,
ordinarily meeting on Monday evening,
from 7 to 9, in lOfi Mechanic Arts 11 all.
will meet Wednesday, July 5, in order
to give students a longer time to pre
pare the next assignment of readings
and written reports.
BBSS
SONNETS OF A PESSIMIST
V. Of War -
It on this earth the god of war, de
throned Shall prostrate lie, unworshipped and
disowned rise
And in his blackened temples incense
No more, what must we then forget
Af lncannn taueht bv him. the first
JL kj tj i
to men,
The very words of effort and emprise
Courage, devotion, victory? And when
The last unholy traces of his reign
Are cleaned away, each faintest bloody
stain
Erased from language, custom, plan of
life.
What have we missing, that was
gained from strife?
How runs the Law of Being is it yet
The race of men must drink of Lethe,
cease
The building of the ages before peace.
Josephine Kruger, Schriftstellerin.
The Komensky Klub of Bohnieian
students will have as a guest on Satur
day evening, July 8th, at Union Hall,
the Honorable Charles Hoover, United
States Consul at Prague, Bohemia.
All students of the summer school are
invited to be present and hear Mr.
Hoover's address.
AMONG THE SUMMER
SCHOOL STUDENTS
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Teacher: First, the rather slow pupil
who needs more than the average
assistance from the teacher; second,
the pupil who comes to us from other
schools, often the rural schools, and
whose work has been very irregular;
third, those who have had to be out of
school for a few days or weeks; and
fourth, bright pupils who have had
special promotion and need some as
sistance. It will readily be seen that
the 'Opportunity Teacher' is one of
the busiest teachers of the force. The
pupils ccme to her in groups of from
six or eight down to one or two and
the time used varies with the needs of
the pupils with whom the teacher is
working usually about 30 or 40 min
utes with a group. The pupils may
come from any grade from the fourth
to the eighth inclusive, rarely from the
third or second grades. I found that
we had very few failures and I was
able to make quite a number of special
iromotions during the year.
"The patrons of our schools were
enthusiastic over the matter and I am
convinced that with a grade enrollment
of 250 or more, the 'Opportunity Room'
is the most profitable room of the
system. It requires a teacher of con
si'lerable tact and experience and it is
necessary to call the room an 'oppor
tunity' room so that it will not lose
caste in the eyes of the pupils. Our
pupils really considered it a privilege
to get to go to the 'Opportunity
Room.' "
Joseph Pekar, 18, is editing the
Ohiowa Spotlight for "recreation" this
summer.'
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MESSAGES FROM THE FIRST CHIEF
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And they must be well trained; trained in all the details of a
modern office. They must have actual experience in handling business
papers.
today.
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14th & P St.
(Establisher 32 Years)
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MME. SARA COSGROVE
OF CHICAGO
Pupil of the late Mme. Marchesi of Paris
SUMMER COURSE
Voice building, coaching for opera and Oratorio.
Mme. Cosgrovc will be pleased to hear voices Saturday from
5 to 6 I M.
STUDIO CURTICE RECITAL HALL
Residence Lindell Hotel.
Bess. Bryant, Sec. Tel. Uni 263 W.
Chicago Studio, 519 Fine Arts Bldg.
Wholesale prices on merchandise are soaring out of
sight. If you want to stretch your allowance to the
utmost of its buying ability, by all means investigate
the many saving opportunities on smart apparel to
be found in our big
Semi-Annual
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