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Kansas University Weekly
Page 0357_2 from reel: L 684 (1898-09-17 to 1904-05-28)
https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-udk/134912

Title: We Can Beat Nebraska!
Summary: Analysis of KU football team's preparation for upcoming game against Nebraska, featuring quotes from coaches and administrators discussing team strengths, weaknesses, and strategies for victory.
Category: sports
Subjects: college football; team strategy; athletic competition
Named Entities: Nebraska; KU; Chancellor Strong; Prof. Van der Vries; Prof. Raymond; Capt. Jenkinson; Capt. Brummage; Prof. Higgins; Prof. Abbott; Michaelson; Al Hicks
Confidence: 0.85

Title: K.U. 17; Oklahoma 5
Summary: Report on KU's football victory over Oklahoma University with a score of 17-5, describing game highlights and team performance.
Category: sports
Subjects: college football; game results; athletic competition
Named Entities: KU; Oklahoma University; McCook Field
Confidence: 0.8

Title: Professor Kelsey's Lecture
Summary: Coverage of Professor Kelsey's lecture on archaeology and recent discoveries, including discussion of Pompeii and archaeological methods.
Category: features/profiles
Subjects: archaeology; academic lectures; cultural studies
Named Entities: Professor Kelsey; American Institute of Archaeology; University of Michigan
Confidence: 0.75

Title: The Carnegie Paintings
Summary: Information about the Carnegie paintings exhibition at the University, highlighting the collection's value and significance.
Category: arts
Subjects: art exhibitions; paintings; cultural events
Named Entities: Carnegie collection
Confidence: 0.7

Title: Tennis
Summary: Update on tennis arrangements for upcoming matches, including plans to bring the Nebraska tennis team to KU.
Category: sports
Subjects: tennis; athletic competition; sports scheduling
Confidence: 0.65

Title: [advertisements]
Advertisers include: Ober's The Clothiers; L. ZUTTERMEISTER
Category: advertisements
Confidence: 0.9

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