THE HEBBASKAN.
A WceMy Newspaper Issued I4xry
Frhhiy Noon by Mie University
Piiblbhliitf AwwH'lutlon,
Kntored as Second Clans Mull Miittor.
Geo. h, 'ljvnc Munnglii'g Kd'ltor
M. I. Stewart Kdl'tor'NewH Dept.
John T. Sumner.... AHHoelate Kdltor
Kdtfar 11. Clark Assoolnlo hid It or
(loo Ikirtlftt AHfioclnto Editor
A. M. JLvill Cantoonlat
Edgar Crainlb Editor lioenil Dept.
Giuoo MkiiiHIMuu AsmxjIiiIo I'idlitor
It. 1). Andruhoir Associate Editor
Cllii't'Oii Ha it Associate Editor
1'. V. Jlrown Ashmolate EdIUxr
F. K. Clunuiil...I'Mltor Alumni Dcih.
The NcbrasUan will be sent to any
addre.ss upon receipt of the mtbserlp
tdon price, which Is one dollar a year.
Comtrlbutlons are solicited from all.
Newa Items such as locals, personals,
reports of meetings, etc., are especial
ly desired. The Nebniskan will be
g-lad to print any contribution rela
tive to a general university Bubject,
but the name must accompany all
aruch.
AdVlreMi all communication to the
Neb nudum, University of Inc-braska.
A merry Christmas and it happy New
Year are passed. Students can now
rutin n lo work bringing with them
only the remembrances of the days
of leisure and festivity.
appear with Misty pages. 'I IiIh mitkes
It nearl.N twice the original li'. Four
stories, instead of two, and also addi
tional poems will bo put in, making It
a publication of which all Mt".)rasku
students can be Justly -proud.
"Woe Is me," ipioth one of those
who, sonic years ago trod the sacred
precincts of these halls of learning
"Tlu surface of this sea Is so calm.
Kwii the simple freshman can now
carry a cane with all the dignity of the
most austere senior. And the sopho
more, well he docs not think to ob
ject; he likely does not even unow that
lie Is forgetting the most ancient of
traditions. Hut this is only mi In
stance of the general apathy. The
,onug 'swelled head comes fiom 'Ills
iiathc hiiiToiigh, with the most vaunt
ed notions of himself and his people,
lie brings the Hinge weekly which
lauds with niiiii, words the mighty
young tiojaus going from their midst
and speaks In glowing terms of the
eloquent validlclory cliort. lie shows
it to Ids new acqualnlaiK'es and proud
ly smiles as they read his many vlr
tues. Vcars ago for such an otVense he
would have stood on liin head to repeat
for his friends loose burning woids of
praise. Hut now -oh, well, , on know'
how it Is. el this is not all, and I
would fain tell more, but no, It palus
me so."
PROFESSIONAL OARDS.
MRS. L. M. SKAKLUS, M. D.
Prnotlco limited lo Whchnoh of Women ""'
Children.
Cinico! KNfSOBt. Huh.: IHiaWnsliliiKtoiiHU
Hours! " to-lii. m.
LINCOLN, NIJIIKASKA
J, M. LUCAS,
DENTIST.
IMliiinil OstH,
Tdluiilionu u-n,
Lincoln, Noli
LOUIS N. WENTE,
DENTIST,
MO South lltli street.
Uoohih !, S7 mill I, llrownull 111k.
The University of Nebraska
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Ih boltor flttotl than ovor boforc to givo nrtistio iiifitruotion n
Voice Training, Piano Forte Playing, and all
other principal branches of Music,
Phono IKK).
DR. J. L. HODGEMAN,
DENTIST.
1101 0 Streot.
Some one lias asked, Where Is the
foot ball manager's report for the sen
ton, now closed for more than a
month'.' The answer, It has not conic.
2'o one has seen it yet.
A new fad conies from the Univer
sity of -Michigan. 1-Yoin autograph
sofa pillows to autograph lints was
quite a step, but one ol their enterpris
ing students goes one better and lias
started an autograph coat selicnio.
All over his coat appear names of those
who have distinguished themselves in
the Uuherslty. The lapels arc rc-
scru'd for foot ball men and the
ing for freshmen. Whether
will rcaeJh the dimensions of
croze remains to be seen.
the
the
1 iu
fad hat
There has list appeared a crv neat
little book publisher by J. II. Allllor
and edited by Professor Caldwell of
the University. It is entitled "A Sur
vey of American History" and consists
of a collection of sources which were
published last jenr in pamphlet form.
The source method of teaching is now
coming to be recognized in every part
of the country as the right method
and this book will place In the hands
of American history teachers a con
venient olunie of material with which
to carry on the work. It contains 2 in
pages of text neatly bound in olotli,
price CO cents.
There has recently come from the
press of Messrs .Houghton, Mlfliln and
Co. a book which marks a distinct ad
Miuee in the methods of preliminary
teaching. The book referred to Is the
"Hiawatha Primer," which Is designed
to furnish for the child his llrsl les
son in rending. Instead of traditional
monosyllabic sentences of the old
primer, we liud "Hiawatha lived with
Xokomls, Xokouils lied in a wigwam.
The wigwam stood by tlie wa
ter." Modern pedagogy has shown
Hint It is not more dlflleult for the
child to learn such words as Xokomls,
Hiawatha and grandmother than cat,
rat and bat which appear In the older
hooks. In fact they are more readily
learned and at the same time the child
is kept interested in a more enticing
story which continues throughout the
book. Mechanically considered, the
book Icincs nothing to 'lie desired. It
contains LI!) pages of leaning text,
eight full page colored illustrations,
four full page black and white ill ,stra.
tioiiH and slsty-lie part page illustra
tions in black and white. It is printed
on the best book paper, In a clear
black type and neatly bound in cloth,
with a specially designed cover stamp,
price -10 cents.
Special rntes lo Btudonts.
This may seem only sentiment at
first sight, but it is more. Nebraska's
Instructors and professors vie with one
another to see who can require and get
the most work from the student in
the class room. In fact they require
so much that the student complaint
that there is no time for nothing else
is too true. In consequence the stu
dents find themselves upon the horns
of a dilemma, lie who would retain
the good opinion and favor ol the pro
fessor must give up all hope of par
ticipation in the larger enterprises of
the school; while he who would take
pnrt in student enterprises must re
nounce the favor of t lit "prof." and all
hope of Phi Heta Kappa.
Keeping in mind the purpose of in
cluding in their well known Riverside
Literature series complete master
pieces from tins best authors of Amer
ica and Knghind, the publishers
(Messrs. Houghton, MitViin & Co.) have
prepared for (lie November Issue (No.
IKS) Lord Hy ron's Prisoner of C'hillon,
and Other Poems. Resides the title
poem tin collection includes Fare Thee
Well, She Walks in Reality, The Des
truction of Sennacherib, Maid of Ath
ene, Stanas to Augusta, the Dream,
lo I liomas Moore, Mczeppa, and many
others of the more famous shorter
poems of Hyron.
The lioon is edited with due regard
for its use in schools, and includes a
lllographlcal Sketch, Introductions,
and Notes. Paper, LI cents.
Tin editor of the Riverside Litera
ture Series, Horace K. Seudder, hopes
to bring out during the present school
ear seu-iul numbers representative
of classic and older English literature.
He is able to announce for the next
number to be published in December
a translation by Paul Klmer iMooro
of Plato's Apoiog,, Crito, and a por
tion of Phaedo. This will be followed
later by some of Plutarch's Lives, and
some of Chaucer's masterpieces. These
books will be edited with great Care
ami will be supplied witli editorial
equipment suitable for their use in
schools.
President Harper of Chicago Uni
versity recently called down student
wrath upon his head by an attempt to
censor the press of that institution.
He addressed a letter to the editor of
the Chicago Weekly stating that un
less a more severe censorship be placed
upon tlits editorial column lie would
take steps to discontinue the publica
tion. The mow was caused by two ed
itorials Criticising tin new faculty or
der regarding registration. Student
feeling ran ran very high for some
time, as all are unanimous In their
support of the management of the pa
per. The author of the articles, how.
ever, immediately resigned.
Some curiosities from the school
room, illustrating the statement once
made by .lames Russell lowoll, ...at
"wis are the most common-schooled
and least educated people in the
world."
Houghton, Mirilln ,v Co.,
(cuts:
Please send
me by mat !i0 copies of Division of Sir
Loungfellow.
Rchpcctfully,
Dear Sirs:
1 want ICininerson's 1 -3s ays
on Low, In pamphlet form. Address
Miss
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