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A Weekly NoWKi(ior IhhhimI Kvi-ry Krldn.v Noon
nt tlin University of Nutirnrtkn.
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Address nil Coiiinnitilriitlona In Tiik Nkiiuaskan,
PtilVi'rulty of XubrtiHkn.
TilK NKIIIIAXKIN Will 1)0 fotlllll O'l BtllO tit Ow
following news Htnnilx:
I,. Ii Mend. 118 South Klevmtli Street.
Krnnk DuTlel. lOSd O Street.
AIMon Cnfe. V2T North Tenth Street.
Hd YouiKt.MMOStre.it.
ClTOnly thona subscribers who havo
paid tip their subscriptions to January
1st, at least, will rooolvo a holiday num
ber of" Tho Nebraskan." Subscriptions
may bo paid at this oiQcs, or at tho
Co-op,
Tiik choice manner in which
some pcoi)lc lind it necessary Lo
display their "class spirit'' has
Hot met with much favor by the
student body as a whole. We had
better discird this relic of barbar
ism and adopt something a little
more in keeping with civilization.
"Wo must remember that all the
people of the state are intently
watching us, an I they fire ready to
criticize our leat action. It is
curious how some people regard
students, especially those of the
state universsty. They arc always
oji the alert for an excuse to call
us 'rowdies," "hoodlums,' etc.,
ami generally conduct themselves
in a manner most exasperating to
us.
We cannot afford to strengthen
this feeling in the least, but must
strive to keep it down. There are
other ways in which our class
spirit must be shown. We can
meet our fellow students on the
foot ball or base ball field, in de
bating contests, and in numerous
other ways in which a victory may
be won which will leave no bitter
regret nor wounded feelings. Let
us maintain our class feeling, but
not at the expense of our honor,
Foit tiik first time in its history,
the University of Nebraska has
p-oved itself the chamion upon the
foot ball field over her three sister
states. We havo every reason to
rejoice "long and loud" over such
a victory, won under5 the most .ad
verse circumstances. The difii
culties the members of our team
encountered during the early part
of the season were enough to dis
courage the crankiest crank.
When we seek for tho cause of
our success we find it was due
purely and simply to hard work.
We did not have a thousand-dollar
coach, nor many other such like
trifles, which were at the disposal
of the other teams of the league.
All the glory belongs to the mem
bers of the team and second eleven,
who have worked and labored so
faithfully during tho past season.
Now that the excitement of the
foot ball season is over, tho Ni
iHtASKAN again wishes to urge the
students to employ every means in
their power to influence the next
legislature "to do tho right thing."
A list of the members who will
compose the coming legislature is
printed in another column of this
issue. Any one who is at all ac
quainted with one of these indi
viduals should not hesitate to write
to him tit once.
Every student should go to hear
Rob't McJn tyre's lecture tonight,
at tho Funk Opera house. J J is
subject will bo ''Buttoned up People."
A Suggestion.
Tho following form of organiza
tion and permanent rules aro sug
gested in connection with athletic
sports in this university.
1. That thoro is horoby orontod a
University Hoard for tho regulation of
all athletic sports in tho University of
Nobrnskii.
2. That this Board shall havo full
control of nil quoslions pertaining to
athletics, subjoot to any regulations or
restrictions which the regents or the
University Sonato may hereafter pro
scribe. 3. That this board shall consist of
nlno members; llvo of whom shall bo
chosen by tho Hoard of Directors to
tho Athletic Association tff this Uni
versity, and four by tho Univorsity
Sonato.
J. This board shall elect its own
chairman antl socrotary.
fi. Aiy student violating a rule or
order of this board shall bo subjoot to
such discipline as tho board shall pro
scribe not exceeding disqualification
from all participation in athlotic
sports
G. Tho board shall prosont a written
report to tho sonato of tho univorsitv
ami to tho regents, on or boforo tho
1st of January in oach year.
7. Regular meetings of this board
shall bo hold on tho evening of tho
lirst Monday of each mouth, at half
past seven o'clock, in tho olllco of tho
Chancellor. Special meotings may bo
hold nt any time at tho call of tho
chairman.
8. Six mombors of tho board shall
constitute a quorum; and a majority
voto shall decido all questions.
). buca special sub-committeos
shall be appointed as aro deemed ncc
ossary by tho board.
10. As to tho eligibility of students:
la) No person shall piny on any ath
lectic team, or compete in any athletic
contest, who is not a regular member
in good standing of some collego or
school of the univorsity, or is in good
faith carrying full work in some spo
cial course ofrorod by tho univorsity.
(b) Any student who would otherwise
bo oligiblo, but who has a condition on
tho previous somostor's worlc not
mado up, or who has failed on any
portion of tho previous sometor's work
and has not mado good such failure,
shall not bo eligible to play on any nth
iotio team or to compoto in any ath
lotic contest without special permis
sion from this board: provided, that
tats rulo shall not apply to a student,
who, though conditioned, shall havo
brought up equivalent, credits on now
work prior to tho opening of tho se
mester in which ho wishes to play.
(c) Complaint from any instructor
to this board that a student playing
on any athlotic team, or preparing to
compote in any athletic contort, is i )t
doing his univorsity work satisfactorily
during tho athletic season, will dis
qualify such student from further par
ticipation in athletics.
(r) Xo person in tho univorsity shall
bo paid or receive any money compens
ation whatsoever for playing on any
athlotic team of tho university.
o Xo student shall play in any in
torcollegialo game under an assumed
name.
() Tho uso of improper languago on
tho Hold, or any other conduct unbe
coming a gentleman, shall disqualify a
student from participation in athlotics
for t ho soason.
(fl Captains of athlotic teams and
managers of athletic contests shall bo
rosponsilio to tho board for any vio
lation of these rulos.
11. Tho director of tho univorsity
gymnasium, or some other equally
competent person selected by tho
board, shall examine each student who,
wishes to play on any athlotic team or
compoto in any athletic contest; and
his decision that tho student is physic
ally uniltted to play shall bo final.
12. Xo match games of any kind
shall be played on other than holidays
without tho express permission of this
board.
13. The hiring of all coachors and
trainers must bo approved by this
board.
11. All schodulos of games for tho
season shall bo approved by this board.
10. A complete list of tho plnyors
on any athletic team, or of thoso en
tering for any athlotic contest, must
bo (Hod promptly with tho chairman
of this board by tho captain of such
team or the manager of such contest.
10. Xo game of any kind shall bo
played with professional clubs, or with
clubs which permit any of their mem
bers to rocoivo any naymont for their
jsorvicos, or with so-called athlotic
cuius.
A "Trig." Reception.
Professor Hodgeman and wife
gave a reception to the members
of his trigonometry class at their
home hist Saturday evening. Ev
erybody got acquainted with every
body and all enjoyed the evening
perfectly. Miss Stewart gave a
recitation which Avas highly ap
preciated, Misses Triplet, Sanger,
and Riley entertained tho company
with choice selections upon fho
piano and Miss Helen Redford sang
a solo. Tho professor could not
refrain from giving just a little
"exam," in "trig." Jf ho would
only model the class room exam
inations after this one all would
look forward to the final one with
much pleasure. Excellent refresh
ments wore served and all unite in
I saying they had a splendid time.
Tho Boys Banqueted.
The banquet tendered tho foot
ball players Monday evening by
tho ladies of the faculty at the
Chancellor's resi lonee, is an ovent
which will be long remembered by
those present. .)u-t forty were
seated when the umpire commanded
"play hall! " and a delicious spread
soon Vanished into empty space.
Tho invited guests were the mem
bers of tho first and second elevens,
tho substitutes, and the members
of the faculty who Avore spectators
at tho Omaha game. Tho tables
were decorated with white chrys
anthemums and red carnations,
while the buttonhole of each guest
was provided with a red and while
carnation.
After tho mysterious disappear
ance speeches were made by the
chancellor, Capt. Dern, Koseoe
Pound, Capt, Sweeney, Profs.
Lees, Brace, Clark, .and Harbour,
find F. T. Riley. At 1 1 o'clock
the meeting was declared adjourned,
aed when llio boys got outside three
rousing cheers were givon for the
ladies of tho faculty.
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