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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1913)
Tru-- as; Mtiili.i fti (. H THE DAILY NEBRASKAN J I W III I Satlg NebraBkan Property of THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, Lincoln C I j REIN Edltor-ln-Chlof Wo, tho members of the Agricul tural Club, representing tho student body of tho College of Agrlcul- Mnnnifinir Wiiimr Konnnth M. Snvdor li""P aim oeneving uiai we are in a ABBOclute Editor John L. Cutright position no appreciate the dlsadvan Associate Editor C. Neil Brown ' taecs of tho nresont situation and tho . . i ' The Forum ABSOciato Editor Elizabeth Mason Literary Editor Chandler Trimble Business Manager C. C. Buchanan ABBlBtant Manager J. L. Driscoll rMrnnlotlriTi MnmiL'nr .T fl UnWfin I favor of tho removal of the Unlver- 8UB8CRIPTION PRICE $2 PER YEAR1 Bity to tho University Farm and the advantages that will accrue to the University aB a whole and the College of Agrlculturo In particular, do here by unanimously declare ourselves in Giraro 2 in. Milton 2 in. AUROW COLLARS 15c each, 2 for 35c Cluctt, Peabody & Company, Makers University Jeweler and Optician C. A. TUCKER JEWELER S. S. SHEAN OPTICIAN 1123 0 St. YELLOW FRONT YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED Payable In Advance Single Copies, 5 Cents Each TELEPHONES ensuing consolidation of tho College of Agriculture. Under tho present Conditions tho students of the College Offlce-n-1888. Night Phone B-420J Agrlculturo ftre the only ones Editor D-1618 Manager B-1821 , " ,.,,,.. wiioBU uuuresiH uiu uiviuuu uuiwuuu Entored at tho poBtofllco at Lincoln, two widely separated campuses at all iNODrasKa, as hucuiiu-uiuhb m. "". times during their entire college ca- unaor mo aci oi uiijjiubb ui mun.ii o, 1879. reer. Consolidation of these inter ests will unify and upbuild tho College WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1913 of Agriculture and thereby greatly strengthen tho University as a whole ROOMI ROOM1 ROOMI Ab examples of tho advantages to Tho individualistic doctrine, "Get be derived from a consolidated lnsti an education on your own hook" ! tution, we cite the following state un reached its culmination last wook in ' verities; namely. IlllnoiB, Missouri tho College of Law. Crowded in a and Wisconsin. Tho present Bitua largo, low cellinged hall with a strong tlon is the result of only forty years scent of green plaster worse next to growth We should now plan for cen the floor, Beated on frail and quivering turies It should bo needless to state camp chairs, writing on paBteboard that the present environment of the tables whose only support was a city campus is far from being ideal skinny shine, one hundred and fifty for n Krejlt educational institution. We students reduced to writing their beli that we,fare of f,lture Ken" orations deserves rar greater consul oration, than do any present financial Interests. I ....Get Your.... Second Semester Supplies from HARRY PORTER The University Stationer 1123 "O" Street knowledgo of the law in a space where quite as many different atmospheres competed lor room In this wanton disregard of human comfort, happiness and health, proctor and student alike uncomplainingly acquiesced Not till the firth duy ot the "Spanish Inquisl tlon" did a patient sufferer remind us sweatshop condition of labor were supplanted by sweatshop conditions ot study. Ab a prelude to a discriminating ex pression of view, wo BUggest that we have no fault to find with methods of in struction employod in the College of Law We do not protest ugainst ex amin.it ions Wo entertain no fears that they may not effectively test our scholarBhip. We submit that the only way to find out whut a Btudent knows is to ask him questions. The College of Law asks Its studonts questions It gives them examinations, good ones Wo like them, and they are line. But the responsibility for last week's inhuman scourge is to bo Ilxed uonie where. Students are not to blame. They do not furnish the equipment Faculty men ure not to blame They do not furnish the equipment The su perintondent of gronuds and buildings is not to blame. He does not furnish the equipment The Legislature of Nebraska is not to blame it does not know the conditions. The blame beloni's to students, professors and nlumul who know that no more room For theso reasons, therefore, we respectfully submit the foregoing res olutlon THE AGRICULTURAL CLUB H W RICHEY, R. E STEELE, Committee R E MARSHALL. The university of Chicago will have a new literary magazine called "The Chicago Literary Monthly." 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