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The Nebraskan-Hesperian
Tho now Constitution, recently
adopted by the Athletic Board, will bo
printed In phamplet form, In oraor to
cnablo tho students to havo a copy.
There has also been several calls for
tho Constitution from outsldo colleges,
tho University having tho best Consti
tution of any college In the west.
Tho question for debate for the next
meeting of the U. B. D. C. Is: "Res
olved that our attitude towards tho
Trnnsvual, was justifiable." Tho ques
tion debated at tho last meeting was
"Resolved that tho Monroe doctrine
should be extended to our new pos
sessions in tho orient." Debators for
tho debate with Doano were choson
and tho time set tor November 24.
On Saturday, December 1st, tho first
preliminaries of tho indoor contest to
bo held Charter Day will take place in
tho Armory. Tho event coming off on
tho above date will bo tho horizontal
bar contest. Thoro are several of these
contests to bo held, and tho three best
men in each event will take part in
the final contest on Charter Day. Thoso
preliminary contests aro open to all
athletic men.
Tho department of electrical engin
eering is endeavoring to unravel a
mystery which occurred recently. Last
Monday afternoon after tho engino in
the power house had been running two
or three minutes a hot box was dis
covered. In fact so much heat had boon
generated that tho babbitt was melted.
Investigation tended to show that some
miscreant had applied emery as a
lubricant. Whodid the deed and why
was it dono is the question which is
puzzeling tho wisest heads in the department.
Tho following musical program was
given by tho Union Society last Fri
day evening:
Piano Solo "March," Hollander;
Miss Gertrude Alexander.
Vocal Solo Selected, Mr. B. A.
Boostrom.
Reading "Jassamino's Ring;" Miss
Isabella R. Lacum.
Vocal Solo Selected; Miss Esther
Prey.
Piano Duet "Spanish Danco;" Miss
Gertrude Abbott, Mrs. A. G. Chapman.
Tenor Solo "My Dearest Heart,"
Sullivan; Mr. II. C. House.
Recitation Selected; Mr. E. N.
Robertson.
Piano Solo "Thomo and Variations
In F;" H. P. Eames, Miss Alleyno
Archibald.
A largo crowd was present: Mr.
Imorsen was elected a member of the
society. Tho names of E. N. Robert
son, H. G. Thayer, and Mr. Beard were
proposed and will bo voted upon next
Friday evening.
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Dr. Hastings has received in his de
partment two new pieces of apparatus
for testing tho lungs. Ono testing tho
capacity and the other tho strength of
tho lungs. This now gives the Uni
versity amplo facilities for ontoring
tho national contest given by the
' Society of College Gymnasium Direc
tors," for tho testing of strength. Ad
vantage of this will bo taken this year,
and a numbor of students will un
doubtedly give us a place In tho con
test. Tho contest last year was won
by Columbia college.
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Tho artlllary battery and tho caval
ary troop havo organized. Comman
dant Brown will havo charge of the
drill and it will bo governed by nearly
tho samo rules as wero in forco last
year. No credit Is offored for this drill
but the mombors of tho battallion
make use of tho opportunity offered
and thus further their general knowl
edge of military nffalrs. Tho artlllary
battory has all tho mon desired, but
tho cavalary troop has a few vacant
places to bo filled. Tho artlllary mon
meet Saturday at 2 P.M., and tho cav
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Tho collogo settlement board is hard
at work on a plan to raiso enough
money to purchase a houso, Tho board
has felt itsolf badly handicapped in tho
past for want of a building sui
situated and arranged. To ovorcomo
this difficulty they desire to own thoir
own building. If thoir plan Is succes
ful thoy will change thoir location to
21st and W streets. Tho work of rais
ing tho money has uoen placed in tho
hands of a committee. A circular lot
tor has boon sont out. This will bo
followed by an active canvasB of tho
city. Later solicitors will bo put to
work among tho students and faculty.
Tho subscription list has boon woll
started by threo pledges of $25 each
from mombors of tho faculty.
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Tho thirteenth Annual Course of Lectures will
commence on the 10th day of September, 1000,
and will continue eight and one-half months. Tho
course is graded and covers a period of four years.
Medical Hall, tho Laboratory of Medical Science,
tho Laboratory of Medical Chemistry, and tho
Laboratory of Anatomy aro situated upon the Cam
pus. The clinical opportunities afforded by the
hospitals and dispensaries of Minneapolis and St.
Paul arc at the command of the College. For out
door clinical scrvico a new clinical building has
boon built in a central location.
For intormation address,
DR. PARKS RITCHIE,
DEAN UNIVERSITY 01 MINNESOTA,
MINNEAPOLIS, miNN.
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Sleepers, Lincoln to Los Angeles, California. No change of
Leaves Lincoln every Tuesday at J 0:55 a.m. and every
cars
Thursday at 6:00 p.m. via the Burlington. Call and get full
information as to Tickets.
City Ticket Offce Burlington Depot
Cor. 10th and O Streets 7th St., Bet. P and Q
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