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More Requirements
Many studies have been included
among those required for students
majoring in Military Science at the
University of Pennsylvania. Students
must be proficient in at least one lan
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mathematics, and the rudiments of
engineering. Many students have en
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THE "MESSIAH" TO
BE SUNGJEXT WEEK
Annual Christmas Oratorio by Univer
sity Chorus a Feature of
Convocation
Mrs. Carrie R Raymond. University
director of music, lias announced
that tho presentation of "The Mes
siah," to be given by the University
chorus next Thursday morning in
the chapel nt convocation is to be
absolutely the best presentation of
this wonderful musical masterpiece
ever given at the University of Ne
braska. Mrs. Haymond said that she is not
talking for press agenting purposes
either, but that the talent in the
chorus this year is worthy of all that
may be said in its praise. And there
are 1S0 registrations for the chorus.
More Famous Than Rich
When Handel wrote "The Messiah,"
historians say, he wrote it for money,
but it made him more famous than
rich. When the hallelujah chorus
was sung for the first time, the audi
ence arose to its feet and stood until
the chorus was ended; hence the
custom of present day choruses in
rising to sing the same piece.
Every member of the chorus is giv
en three inexcused absences from
chorus, those taking more than this
number must make up the time or
receive "incomplete" marks. Mrs.
Raymond said that no effort is to be
wasted in training every voice.
PROF. E. A. WILCOX WILL
BE THIRD JUDGE
FOR KANSAS DEBATE
Elmer A. Wilcox, professor of law
at the University of Iowa, will be the
third judge for the Nebraska-Kansas
debate on the question of submarine
warfare, it was announced last night.
The other two, who had previously
accepted, are Frank E. Horak, profes
sor of law at the University of Iowa,
and Paul T. reck, professor of history
at Grinnell college, Iowa.
Great difficulty has been experienced
irt getting three judges for the debate
at Lawrence. A number of University
of Missouri professors have declined,
as well as some Kansas City attorneys.
'FIRE FESTIVAL"
IN CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
AT THE Y. W. C. A. ROOMS
The "Fire Festival" of the associa
tion girls at the Y. W. C. A. rooms
last evening was carried out in true
Christmas spirit with a driftwood
fire and candles.
The girls were asked to authorize
the appointment of two commissions
to study the religious life of women
on the campii and to study some of
the ways possible to promote democ
racy on the campus. The commis
sions will begin work immediately
after the Christmas recess. The prob
ability of having a visit from one ot
the association notional student sec
retaries late in February or early in
March was discussed and a Christ
mas story read.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
December 9
Freshman law hop Rosewilde.
Alpha Chi Omega dance Lindell hotel.
Alpha 5ceta banquet Lincoln.
Silver Serpent afternoon Armory.
Sigma Tau dance Acacia house.
Alpha Tlii dance Lincoln.
German Dramatic club meeting Tem
ple. Union Literary society meeting
Union hall.
School of Agriculture Faculty anl
Music hall.
THE MOGUL BARBER SHOP. 127 N.
12th. Eest cf attention given students.
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NO GAME TO COME
WITH INDIANA
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Nebraska authorities In which a game
between Nebraska and Indiana would
be played in Bloomlngton in 1917, and
a return game in incoln in 1918. Al
though those who have charge of ar
ranging the 1917 Cornhusker schedule
have not committed themselves, it is
known that Nebraska would not con
sider a 1917 game in Blomington be
cause both the Ames and Kansas
games will be played on foreign fields,
making a third Journey into a foreign
land unwise.
A Few Facts
Approximately one-third of the stu
dents at the University of California
are members of fraternities, sororities,
or house clubs. This is considered
to be an unusually large percentage.
Of the total enrollment at the Uni
versity of Washington over one-third
are freshmen while 150 are graduate
students.
Trophy Room
The Athletic department at Ohio
State . has set aside a room in the
gyb to be known as the Trophy room.
Glass cases will be built around the
sides of the room and will contain all
the trophy cups and pennants won by
the school. ' One section of the wall
will he reserved for the pictures of
the various teams and coaches.
Discontinue Circus
No more will the students at Pur
due listen to the calliope nor hear of
the marvels of Madame Lala, the
snake charmer. All because the fac
ulty at Purdue has decided to abolish
the annual circus. Some other attrac
tion will be substituted in its stead.
Much Competition
As a feature stunt in the publicity
campaign for the play, "A gentleman
of Leisure," at the University of
Washington something new was in
line. As result they are having a
contest to determine which man on
the campus deserves that honor. Phi
Betas will not be allowed to compete.
Unique Ceremony
The students at Oberlin college wit
nessed a strange ceremony yesterday
at chapel. Members of that religious
organization known as the Quakers
or Friends conducted the entire serv
ice. vious. And
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