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The Nebraskan-Hkspkrian
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"A nowspnpor dovotcd to tho interests of TUo
University of Nobnutku uud tho studont body."
Issued Kvory Tnosdny Noon. Published
nt S2B North Klovonth Street.
Entered ns Second-Class flnll Matter.
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depth, and quality oC work Nebraska
takes a placo some distanco ahead,
while In equipment there la no chance
ot comparison. It should ho noted
though that Kansas has a very strong
school of pharmacy, a branch of chem
istry which tho department hero does
not touch. As to tho biological sci
ences it scorns oniy necessary to men
tion Dr. Bcssey, of whoso reputation
as a botanist tho whole world knows,
Dr. Ward who has several times been
specially honored by his fellow zoolog
ists and has several times received
marks of their special confidence, nnd
Professor Bruncr, who only a cruplo
of years ago was chosen by tho govern
ment as tho best equipped entomolo
gist in the United States to accomplish
an important mission to South
America.
any plan is chosen, in tho execution
of which it is necessary to permanent
ly disfigure, or whero thcro in oven
risk or chanco 01 doing permanent in
jury, there is a causo for serious criti
cism. Initiations aro effective and
need to bo lmprossivo and convincing
but tho purpose is thwarted and tho
effect lost when I hoy aro allowed to
become mere frolics. When they do
actual Injury they deserve only severe
condemnation.
Good Work Popular Prices
Students especially invited
to call
? & G. Barber Shop
1S44 O Street
Nebraska has added another victory
to her already creditable list without
a score against her yet. The work of
the team Saturday was somewhat of
a surprise to the crowd. While Ne
braska expected to win, she hardly
hoped to be able to run up so large
a score. The Grinnell team was strong
and aggressive and in the host of
physical condition, every man playing
through the entire game. Nebraska
,'was not In as good shape, several yet
showing the effects of the hard battle
with the Medics at Kansas City two
weeks ago. Minnesota was able to run
up a score of only 2G to 0 against this
team after a hard game. The game
was one of the cleanest ever seen on
the campus and no hard feelings were
shown by either side. The Grinnell
players, are gentlemen.
Organized rooting has not been in
evidence so far this season. Thcro is
only one more game to bo played on
tho campus this year and it is tho most
important one of the season. Plans
must be perfected to have some good
rooting with songs, yells, howls,
whistles, cat-calls, groans, etc., etc.,
and afterwards the biggest celebration
ever seen in Lincoln. Tho leaders
should come from the battalion, and
the cadets should take tho initiative
in thus pushing it through to a success.
Spirit and enterprise are always to
bo commended, and a student or an
organization of students that can de
vise something entirely novel in the
way of ceremony for welcoming new
members is usually deserving unstint
ed praise. There Is such a thing, how
ever, as mistaken judgment In the sel
ection of "welcoming" material. Any
thing harmless iS passable, but when
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The
Jrrou)-tiead
'Book Club
A former graduate of Nebraska Uni
versity and a present graduate student
at Kansas University, took occasion
recently to make some comparisons of
the two insitutions. His opportunities
should have made him an unbiased j
Judge, but tho facts seem to warrant j
the conclusion that he spoke hastily ,
and without duly balancing the con-'
ditions. The statements were that, j
though In most respects, Kansas Uni
versity is about five years behind Ne- i
braska yet In the departments of law, i
chemistry, the biological sciences and
sociology she is far ahead. The first j
part of this statement is, in many re- ;
spects, probably too strongly put. The
latter part of i is undoubtedly too i
sweeping. It is well to admit that ,
Kansas has a stronger department of
sociology because Nebraska has none
at all. The Kansas law school, too, is
older and has a longer course both of
which are points in its favor. In or
ganization, faculty and character of i
instruction, however, it does not seem
necessary to admit that Nobraska is
at all behind. That some have con
sidered her ahead Is evidenced by the
fact that they (several) have left the
free department at Kansas and paid
tuition to attend hero. Tho chemical
department Jioro is one of the strong
est in tho west. Kansas University is
making laudable strides towards a
high placo in this line of work. She
has a new building soon to bo dedi
cated. At present, however, in extent,
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