Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-14
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
Registration begins on wednesday,
Continuing to saturday.


Continuing to saturday.
The university II preparing for the re
ception Of its students during this week
| and the beginning Of class work next
week. Already the vanguard has started
arriving. Registration viii begin Wedrcs-
day, continuing through Saturday. Glasses
will start the following Monday and will
continue through till the first recess of
| the semester that at Thanksgiving,
November g.
New students will find a large force
of officials and upper classmcn ready to
| help them solve any difficulties that
arise. All freshmen who have entered
| their credits and sCnified their intention
OF registering have been sent catalogues,
descriptive literature. and helpful advice
Of many sorts Numbers signifying the
time each now student will be registered
| have been sent out by the registrars Of
flee and new students need not present
themselves at the campus before that hour
Freshmen girls have been written to by
girls of the junior advisory board, and In
many cases have had rooms engaged in
advance by the upper class girls whom
they have never seen before.
on Saturday evening during the hours
Of the university reception, groups OF
girls will meet at the association rooms
and go together. This year Miss Fannie
| Drake, secretary Of the Young Women
| Christian association will be in charge OF
the list Of rooms and employment for
girls. and a desk will he maintained dur
ing registration In Memorial hall.
The Young Mems Christian association
has had a force of students on the
ground for several days, paving the way
70 help freshmen get started and regis
tered r. q. Simmons Is. chairman Of
the employment committee, has been In
charge of employment and rooms, and
has arranged vouminous card index of
available rooms. The employment bureau
| is receiving many calls for students. The
annual en- handbook, published by the
Young Mems Christian association and
| Young Women's Christian association and
distributed free to all students, has been
off the press more than a week and ready
| for distribution. Glen Evcrts, JIG. OF Lin
coin was in charge of the edition.
| r. Il. Bodley. who graduated in the de
partment Of forestry. receiving his mas
| ter's degree in June, 1913 has made rapid
advancement since his appointment in the
forest service in July. 1913 While still a
student, he had worked for three sum-
mers in the forest service. and supple
mented his theoretical training with prac-
tice. From forest assistant he was pro
NOTED to deputy forest supervisor, and
flrally within a year of his graduation
was made forest supervisor OF tho
Gallatin National forest, with head
quarters in Bozeman, Mont
Malcolm G. Wyer, librarian, returned
yesterday morning from a summers vaca,
ton. spent chiefly at Madeline Island
Lake Superior While there he was in
company with DR.. c. A. Bessey and Dean
Burnett, both OF whom spent consider
able time there.
DR.. J. T. Lees, who returned recently
from Europe is not averse TO expressing
his confidence in the ability Of the allies
to eventually win in the great continental
struggle
OF the three fellows in botany who will
assist in tho department this year. two
have arrived for work and one In ex
pected soon, according TO Or. Bessey.
Miss Beulah RAIDER who graduated II
!. physical education in 1910, is 10 hav,
charge of the gymnasium work OF tn,
women in the University OF Wyoming, a
Laramie, the coming year.
DR.. Bessey has received word of TN
work Of Prof. p. J. OGara in Salt LAX,
county Utah. Prof OGara Is a forme
} Nebraska man and student OF Or. Bessey
who has been placed at the head OF ex