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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
A tiwnpnjor dovotod to tlio IntorosU of tho
Unlvnmlty uf Nohrn Un.
Ptbllliol nt 1.11 North 1 1th Ht., liy
THE HESPERIAN ITU. CO.
( Incorporated.)
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Stkulino II. McCaw
J. A. Mannino
Okorok P. HiiiDi.uii
MnnnltiH ICditor
Aunt. Mnnnjrar
- Athlotlo Editor
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Norru Huho. H T Hill.
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piipor
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on which thoy nro to npppnr
AddroBR nil communications to tho Dnlly No
bniMknn, I. II N 11th St., Lincoln, Nobrntkn.
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California Una organized a rooters'
club and Ih holding Immense football
rallies on the campus evory few even
ings. Great enthusiasm Is reported as
a result of theso meetings. Nebiaska
ought to follow her example. Only by
this nietina can effectivo rooting be
done.
Tho crying need of tho University
just at present Is a good band. When
Nebraska sends her delegation to Min
nesota October 12 tho rooters ought
to bo accompanied by a largo and well
trained aggregation of musicians. If
It Is to bo a University organization
tho work of getting It together should
bo actively aided by all students. Ev-
person who can play a horn should
' Join
the band ut onco and preparo
himself to do effectivo work for tho
team next month.
In another column of tho Dally Ne
braskan appears a letter from Chan
collor Andrews with reference to tho
cartoon which appeared In tho Daily
of Septembci There certainly was
nothing fur from tho thought of
tho editor; this paper than that
harm Bhot .a bo done tho University
In any way. Tho cartoon In question
was Intended as a reminder of some
of tho closing ovonts of last year. That
political significance could bo attached
to it waa not at tho tlmo thought pos
sible. Tho Dally Nebraskan Is not fa
political papor of course and does not
Intend that anything of a political na
ture shajl appear. It Is a Unlvoralty
newspaper first and lust and repre
sents the University in all Its varied
interests, encouraging all those things,
and only th03thlng8 knowlngly.whlch
will make itfwax strong and great.
IN THE COLLEGE WORLD.
Tho University of California .has an
organization called tho Associated
Students. It includes practically all
students In the Institution. Its pur
pose Is to direct tho conduct of tho
student body. In other words, the in
stitution is governed by a democracy
composed of the governed themselves.
When anything occura which vio
lates the decorum of tho institution,
the offending student instead of being
called before the head of the univer
sity, Is summoned by tho AssTiated
students to appear and defend himself,
iris case Is then acted upon by his
follow students and reproof or pun
ishment is administered or he is
cleared of the charge against him. If
the students decide that a certain act
is contrary to the good of the univer
sity every member of tho Associated
students is constituted a committee
to see that It Is not committed.
A meeting was called the other day
to consider the advisability of for
mulating a code of morals to bo fol
lowed by the student body. Tl'o fol
lowing editorial from tho Daily Call
fornlan explains something of the plan
by which the association works
"A meeting of tho Associated Stu
dents has boTm called this morning
for the purpose of considering the wic
doiii of formulating a code of honor
for tho student body. It is intended
that this code of honor shall deal with
cheating, stealing fiom the gymnas
ium and laboiatorles. and other of
fenses known only too well to the
student body. A large attendance at
this meeting Is absolutely necessary.
In a cas such as the present one no
positive action is advisable unless It
expresses the wish not alone of a ma
Jority of those present, but also the
wlBh of a majority of tho total mem
bership of the univeislty. Without an
active nippott by the student body
the meafiuie. if passed, will prove it
self not only absolutely ineffective, but
also positively harmful Eveiy stu
dent should taHv It upon himself as a
duty to his unlveisttv to let his stand
on the question be known today."
Anothet example of the vvoiklng of
the system wns given at a lecent meet
ing of the Associated students. There
had been a growing abuse of the
pi iv liege of ildiirg bicjcles on the
paths leading to the biddings. Uy a
unanimous vote the students decided
that the practice was a bad one and
must stop. They delegated themselves
power to see that the rule v'as en
foiced. COMMUNICATIONS.
September 24, 1901.
To the Kditoi of the Dally Nebraskan:
I am much pained to see in your is
sue of yesterday a cartoon which re
flects upon the late chief magistrate
of the commonwealth. As "exeoutive
head of tho University and as a stock
holder In your paper, I must protest
against the appearance therein of any
matter which could be construed as of
a political nature. Every ene must see
that such matter emanating from tho
University cannot but work harm. I
hope there will be no recurrence of
this. Yours very truly,
E. DENJ. ANDREWS,
Chancellor.
TO WHOM DOES THE TITLE "PRO
FESSOR" BELONG?
In reading articles In magazines I
have noticed a great profusion and
freoness in tho use of the title "pro
fessor." Of course, assistants, fellows,
and adjuncts like to bo considered a
"professor" by the students and conse
quently has no objection to the title
very commonly conferred by students
and In particular by freshmen.
If 1 were a real professor and heard
mv understudies being addressed inJ
a title on tho level with myself It
wp(nd "make my angry passions rise."
It seems Btrange that the heads of our
departments do not object to this froe
ness of conferring titles In our Univer
sity. Perhaps I do not exactly know
to whom the title of professor belongs,
but It would hurt my conscience If I
wore compelled to address these Indi
viduals whom I have heard called by
this title. For Instance, barbers' as
sistants, hypnotists, magicians, hand
rgun grinders, traveling patent medi
cine men, tranBclent and local corq
doctors, etc.
It seems that the title of professor
should bo dropped entirely and men,
regardless of rank, be known and
called by the plain American "Mr."
except In articles handled by men
who understand their business.
Student.
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