Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-30
SCHOOL And COLLEGE NEWS
University of Nebraska Students to
Aid Belgian Relief.
ART EXHIBITION IS ALL READY
Fine Display of Pictures wiz Open
TO Public ON Tuesday--AmonE
the other state
schools,

University students will be given a
chance TO assist in the nationwide cam
pagn for Belgian relief this week. on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, in
the Temple theater moving pictures OF
the Iowa and Ames foot be II games will be
be shown, the benefits from the enter
tainment to go to the relief fund. The
/ Daily Nebraskan has been put in charge
Of the affair. and will have control of ad-
vertising as well AS other details. The
pictures of these games have not been
| seen in this city and should attract all
followers Of the game from that stand
point alone Part of the Tuesday con-
vocation period will be given over to the
relief program. and a speaker will pre-
sent the situation as It Is to be solved by
the student committee in charge Of the
relief
Saturday morning the canvases for tho
annual exhibition of the Nebraska Art
association arrived in the city and the
work of hanging them in the Art gal
lery of the Library building began. Prof.
p, III. Grummann, who secured the col
lection for this exhibit from the Car
negle institute, said that they we're by
! far the finest collection of paintings
! which had-been shown in Lincoln They
! represent the work Of foreign, as well
as American artists. -fourths of
thom coming from across the seas as the
( highest type of European art. Several of
/ the canvases arc by Or. Lawton s.
/ Parker. the Nebraskan who is setting a
! pace in the artistic world.
/ The formal opening of the exhibit will
I be observed Tuesday eN ening.
! DIR. o. p. Hay Of the United States Ma
| tional Museum after spending several
( days in studying. measuring and making;
| notes on the fossils In the Morrill, geo
| logical collection. left for the east in the
early part of the week.
recent bulletin entitled Music in
! the Public Schools" printed by the
| United States bureau of education. gives
especial attention to the report of the
| Nebraska state music committee as out
lined in the High School manual, pub
! lished by the university. In character
izing the report which is given at con-
| siderable length In the bulletin, the in
PRODUCTION states that the report repre-
sents a notable advance in provision for
musical education and is deserving of the
most careful and sympathetic study.
mence simultaneously with the indoor
theoretical instruction of the military de-
| partment this week. rifle company Is
to be organized. membership limited to
those men who meet certain requirements
| OF military experience and who can pass
the qualifying test. From the company a
picked team will compete in the intercol-
legiate indoor rifle matches. Credit will
/ be given for the work in craftsmanship
and competent officers will have charge
OF the drill. The range, in the basement
of the mechanical engineering building,
will be open to all students between the
| hours of ! and daily, excepting Satur-
! day and Sunday, and rifles and ammuni-
| ton are furnished free to those who care
| to shoot.
An index for the articles published ir
the university studies has been arranged
within the last week and is in charge OF
| Librarian Nj. G. Wyer.