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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
DISCUSSED AT DINNER
(Continued from rage 1)
Professors Address
into the United States from all parts enforcement of various plant regula-
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Chancellor Avery, the conference
was entirely informal and was not
designed to commit prematurely the
University in any way to any course
of action. Before the group dis
banded Dr. Kent expressed a willing
ness to visit the University at some
future time to look over the ground
and to offer any helpful suggestions
possible to those interested in the
movement.
The deans and professors of the
University of Nebraska present were
interested to learn that plans had
been worked out in some of the lead
ing state universities of the country
that promised to materialize in
scholarly instruction in basic things
on which genuine religious character
can be built without offence to mem
bers of any organized religion or to
persons of no religious affiliations.
The group of Nebraska men present
resolved themselves into an informal
committee to study the entire situa
tion. Local conditions will be con
sidered as well as the experience of
such institutions as Michigan where
under Dr. Kent's leadership a school
of religion has been organized,
Missouri whcro there is an affiliated
Bible College, Texas where under
different organization much fundi
mental instruction is given, and
numerous other large state universi
ties of the country.
The local chapter of the Amerl
can Institute of Electrical ngineers
was addressed Thursday morning by
Dean Ferguson and Professor Edison
Dean Ferguson explained the aims
and ideals of the organization, stat
ing that the present membership is
more than 14,000.
Professor Edison explained the
various grades of membership, and
the qualifications required.
LEDWICHS
TASTIE SHOPPE
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The Academy of Science and Let
ters of Sioux City, la., has secured
the services of four University of
Nebraska professors for its pro
gram this year. Dr. Barker lec
tured on "Evolution, the Hope of
the Race," this week.
Professor Laura B. Pfeiffer of the
History department will speak on
"German-French Relations Since the
Time of Charlemagne;" Professor
Bengston will lecture on "Central
America;" and Dr. Pool will give an
illustrated lecture on "Life Among
the High Peaks of the Rockies."
The Academy at Sioux City and
one at Iowa City are the only organ
izations of this kind in the middle
west. The subjects covered em
brace every branch of science, and
are open to the public.
An old fashioned lady writes in to
ask, "What is a stadium?" A stadium,
madam, is a large football field, with
a University attached.
Dr; R. K. Beattie of Washington,
D. C, called on friends in the Uni
versity this week. He is at present
connected with the federal horticul
ture board of the United States de
partment of agriculture.
His work involves the examina
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