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The Bic Mctar f the Week
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"PITMPKIJI CEKTER JAZZ BAUD"
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The bombardment against the
mighty monarch of the forest still
continued. The clearing away of the
stumps at the rear of the campus has
required an extension of much time,
and dynamite! Echoes from "the fir
ing line" have resounded through the
tampus and riveted the stillness of
recent drowsy afternoons, breaklnp
in rudely on painstaking lectures and
explanations of the conscientious pro
fessors. One instructor was just fin
ishfng ihe eloquent climax of an
ntliuslasffc oration when the burst
of an explosion greeted his remark.
He bowed gravely and stopped a
moment to say "applause? We'll
put" in" the reverberations have
rocked the none-too-steady walls of
U Hall, and even the solid founda
tions of Chemistry Hall have trembled,
but the enemy are slowly and noisily
being put to rout Thoy can't "stump"
us!
Personal!
Harold Cluce, '24, was taken ill
Sunday with ah attack of rheumatic
fever and will be out of school foi
several weeks.
Mary Redgwick, '23, will spend the
week-end in Omaha.
Irene Bolter, '24, leaves tomorrow
for her home in Logan, la.
. Eleahore Bierkatop, '23, will spend
Saturday and Sunday in Omaha.
Laura Redgwick, of Omaha, is visit
ing. at the Alpha Xi Delta house.
Mary 8heldon, '22, leaves Saturday
for a visit at Nehawka.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Faul, of Council
Bluffs, la., are visiting their daughter
Dorothy Paul at 1220 R street
Jack Yeiser, '17, left today for Om
aha, where he will spend several days.
Ruth Cain, '24, will be a week-end
visitor in Fremont.
Dorothy Murdy, 23, is spending sev
eral days at her home in Weeping
Water.
Naomi Buck, '23, and Beulah Mills,
?2, are going to Harvard for a Bhort
visit
Dorothy Anne Gleason, '22, left for
Cmaha to spend the week-end.
Ruth Bryner, '24, returned from a
visit at Griswold, la,
Mrs. A. 3. Allen and Muriel Allen
'22, will spend the week-end at their
home in Tecumseh.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon announces
the pledging of Raymond Althouse,
'24, of Loup City.
Lee L King, '23, is back in school
after a week's illness.
R. E. Fortna, '21, and Mike Meyer
'23, returned yesterday from Dos
Moines, where they attended the
National Swine Show.
T-vnn French was a visitor at the
Alpha Gamma Rho house the first
part of the, week.
LAW ENROLLMENT
15 BIGGEST EVEF
The enrollment in the Law College
this year Is the largest in the history
of the school. Dean Seavey gives the
unofficial report as 241 students tak
ing work in law. The list is not com
plete and more will be added before
the end of the semester. Last year
their were 218 enrolled in the Law
College.
The Increase In number has caused
inconvenience In seating the classes.
Because of the scarcity of seating
room, twenty men were forced tr
stand during the general lecture last
Friday, udge Morning of the Distrle'
Court will address the Law School at
11 o'clock Friday morning.
Dean Seavey states that in all
classes excepting an overcrowded
Freshmen class every man has a
book. Most of the students prefer to
rent their texts. At the Regents book
store 187 law books have been rented
for the semester.
SCHOOL OP AGRICULTURE
BEGINS REGISTRATION
Registration for the School of Agri
culture will open this morning. Pro
fessor Bradford and his assistants
have been preparing for the opening
of the school and will be ready to
register the young farmers. The only
problem that seems difficult is that
of rooms for the new body of stu
dents. Since registration in the Uni
versity proper is not as heavy this
year as last, the problem will not be
sb complex.
The enrollment for the first semes
ter last year was 450 and 471 for tie
second semester. There should be no
decrease in the enrollment this year
because a bumper crop will enable
many Nebraska farmers to send their
boys and girls to school. The School
of Agriculture has shown a wonder
ful growth since 1891, when thirty
six registered for work in that de
partment Boys entering the school must have
at least three months of actual farm
experience and must be at least
seventeen years old. Girls need not
have any farm experience but must
be at least sixteen years old.
it Is true, the one year residence
statute would apply and Glpp would
be ineligible in Missouri Valley and
Big Ten conferences.
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The defeat of the University of
Wyoming by the Colorado Aggies in
dicates that the Cornhuskers wlH
have some real opposition In Satur
day's encounter. Schissler scouted,
the Wyoming-Colorado game and re
ports that the Fort Collins team will
give Nebraska a real argument.
Coach Hughes has been working with
a string of twenty-eight performers
among them several last season per
formers. The old timers reporting
for practice are Captain Scott Bres
nahan, Donaldson, Dotson, Mathesoh.
Myers, Sheeley, Sandusky and Wood.
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SPORT BRIEFS
Notre Dame in spite of the handi
cap of losing Bahan has showed sur
prising strength in recent games.
Saturday, October 2, the Catholics
battled with the Kalamazoo team to
a decided victory. Coach Rockne has
developed two exceptional backfleld
men in Barry and Mohardt. October
9 the Blue and Gold will mix wit
the Indiana Western State Normal,
and no chances are being taken on a
defeat The Notre Dame line is one
of strength and hed the Kalamazoo
team helpless. However, the next big
game on the Blue and Gold schedule
is the game with the Cornhuskers at
Lincoln on October 18. Coach Rockne
expects to meet with real opposition
but with a line of steel and a back
fleld with Barry, Glpp and Mohardt
in it expects to win the game. The
Catholic students are determined to
win the Western championship again
e.nd are bending every effort toward
doing so.
At a recent meeting of the Notre
Dame athletic board, Glpp, last sea
son's stellar performer, was declared
eligible, having completed the neces
sary work in his studies. However.
Creighton University of Omaha de
clares .that during the tour the
Creighton basketball team in Michi
gan last spring, they met with Gipp
on the team of the Detroit University.
He was at that time a regularly
entered student of the same institu
tion. While Nebraska has made no
attempt to verify this statement, if
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