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HOLD FULL REHEARSAL
OF KOSMET CLUB PLAY
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blackface comedian, sings an amus
ing song, "Dear Ole Virginia," sup
ported by a quartet composed of
Dretrich Dierks, Raymond Lewis,
Patsy Hunter and James Marhsall.
John R. Baylor, a two-year-old actor,
will also appear a3 one of the leading
comedian. a
Tickets for the play are almost
gone. A few good seats in the sec
ond balcony may be reserved at the
Orpheum box office. Reports from
the College club in Omaha indicate
a successful advance sale of paste
boards for the Omaha presentation.
FIND BEST SPELLING IN
LARGER HIGH SCHOOLS
University Extension Director
compiles Data on Second
Annual Test.
Best spelling is found in the larger
high schools of Nebraska according to
data compiled by Prof. A. A. Reed,
director of the extension division of
the University, on the basis of re
turns from the second annual spelling
test. Near the close of the last sem
ester the following list of words
(used in sentences to insure defini
tion) was sent to every high school
in the state: cubic, punish, appeal,
portion, charity, lawyer, current,
urge, obtainable, sanitary, aviator,
investigation, immediately, corps, oc
curred, pariimentary, pageant, mis
appropriating, precedents.
Of 18,115 pupils in 187 schools
who took part in this test only 342
were able to make perfect records.
More than half of these were from
four of the largest high schools. This
is a more difficult list than the one
used last year, averaging approxi
mately thirteen per cent lower for the
national norm. This test more ac
curately measured the upper range
of spelling ability in Nebraska high
schools. Next year it Is planned to
use a more difficult list in an attempt
to reach both the upper and the lower
limits of spelling ability. -
Studv of the summary shows that
Nebraska high schools made relatively
a much hieher average than Jast year
which was from four to six per cent
below the national average. This
year the range is from 3.35 per cent
below to .9 per cent above the na
tional average. One of the striking
features of the returns is the wiae
range of spelling ability in different
schools. One school showed no av
erage above sixty per cent while an
other school of over 2000 pupils has
an average of 81.8 per cent for all,
ranging from seventy-one per cent in
the ninth grade to ninety per cent
in the twelfth grade.
City Planning Project
Is University Service
Citv-Dlannine projects for Kear
ney and Hastings are under way as
an extension service of the conser
vafinn and survey division of the
University. Prof. M. I. Evinger of
the denartment of civil engineering,
vihn is co-oneratine with the cham
bers of commerce and councils of
these two cities, announces that the
work for Kearney is well advanced
and that a final report will be com
piled soon.
At Hastings the work has been un
dertaken more recently but basic
maps have been drawn. This feature
of University extension service aims
at planning cities with respect to
their "growth and reeds. In such
surveys base maps are constructed
and inventories of conditions taken.
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and still they say
college men don't study!
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of diligence never heard a freshman repeat his roll
of fraternity chapters without a slip, or a senior
dilate on the life history of every football captain
from 1890 on.
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the mental strain resulting from concentration on
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