squares were missing from the floor immediately in front of the door sill.  The defendant produced evidence from several witnesses, including an officer of the Omaha Police Department, who testified that Mrs. Bernard had told them that she did not see the step, had missed it, and had fallen.  This evidence was sufficient to place plaintiff's exercise of reasonable care into issue.  We find no error in the trial court's submission to the jury of contributory negligence under Nebraska's comparative negligence statute.  Likewise our review, limited by plaintiff's brief oral exceptions made at trial,1 of plaintiff's requested instructions and the court's given instructions, convinces us that there was no error in the instructions.  Further, the issue raised relating to the district court ruleArchive for the ‘RCDS Cross-Country’ Category

Brandyn Dougan proved that he is not only one of the best cross-country runners in the Fairchester Athletic Association but perhaps the best leaner as well. The Rye Country Day senior captain’s extra effort at the finish line, out-leaning the Brunswick Bears’ Andrew Grasso in 16:59, won the individual boys’ race October 13 at Brunswick School.

Rye Country Day School has been home to an astounding run of success in recent years, and it appears the plot of the story won’t be changing any time soon.

Field Hockey

Whoever said death and taxes are the only certainties in life has clearly never watched the Rye Country Day field hockey team. The perennial contenders won their second NYSAIS championship in three years last November by defeating Riverdale