THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
ESTABLISHMENT OF A
UNIVERSITY PRESS AND A
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
HOPED FOR
an occasion of gladness for every
newspaper worker In the stale, una
for everyone who has the best Inter
ests of the University of Nebraska.
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work. With the printing of tho Daily
Nebraskan on the campus, another
change conies to the mind of news
paper men out lu the state who are
deeply interested in the teaching o
newspaper work.
M, G- WYER TO DELIVER
LECTURE TO FRESHMEN
The Freshman Lecture this week
will be one of particular interest to
This change is the extension of the new f Indents. Malcom O. Wyer, li
present courses in journalism work, to hrai Ian, will talk cm "The University
a full School of Journalism. In that Library." The library is of vital iin
event, several important changes jportance to every student, but if lie
would be likely. The first one which 'cannot avail himself of its facilities,
naturally comes to the mind of he i it does him no good.
who has thought over the question
deeply would be a change in the
method of handling the Daily Ne
braskan. The publication would be
put under the School of Journalism,
and used as a laboratory for journal-
Formerly when new students were
fewer than they are this year, Mr.
YVyor conducted small groups through
the library, explaining where certain
books were to be found, how to rise
them, and gave them all information a
ism students. Editors would not be fl.oshmau no0(Js nowever, as enroll
appointed by the Student Publication !,nolvt greWi this ,.m had t0 bo dis.
Hoard, as Is now the rule. The editors !c;mle(1( aud a gonerai iocture Hnh.
would be taken from the advanced ' atittitotl. Last year, and several years
courses in journalism, from the news-, before, wniill hand-books were distri
cting and newspaper administration ;hlItwl oonlaj!linK specific information
classes. They would not hold their ',,,, now 0 se the ljbrary, but owing
positions except for a short length of jt0 tlle groat dpniaild last yoar an,j
time, the jobs being successfully held l() tlu, printor-s ,jelay ,n publishing
by others. They would work under , new ,,neSi (1,y a fpw of th?se are ,ef
the same freedom of policy as theyM). Wyor tnm.fore win explain 1)t,r.
now work. The only exception would s01ial!y ,he (..ud jnd(ix 8ystenif rofo...
bo that their technical newspaper ! om , 1)iKlks magazines, and give a t.!k
work would b a part of their course of 0 ,hp Hbrary .,s ., ,)elp to the student,
study, they would receive credit, anl :Mr- XVyor is . ery wcll kmnV jn ,ib,.arv
the work would be done under the!work havins published several biblio
supervision of a competent newspaper fr.mu and having held positions in
,nan- the University of Minnesota, the Uni-
lieporters, on the Daily Nebraskan, vols.;ty of Iowa, and Colorado College,
under this system would naturally be i,fore h3 camo ,(, Nebraska. He has
drawn from the news-writing classes. ; been occupied h-ve since the fail of
The daily assignments would be jin;5
part of their regular class work, and '
class room credit would be given for ;
the work, with due regard for the
excellence or non-excellence of the in
dividual specimens of writing.
An objection might be raised that LOST- ALPHA KAPPA P! PIN.
this work would prevent those from
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We are showing a complete new
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WANT ADS.
Initials H. H. Return to II. Harms,
Phone F-:)2lS. Iteward.
doing Daily Nebraskan work who are
not desirous of entering newspaper '
work as a life work. This is not so. Kversharp not just a pencil. Nickle
Students would register for such work ; plated. Sterling silver and gold,
as they now register tor track, foot-1 tleorge Bros., Stationers, 1213 N St.
ball and other branches of athletics j
and they would receive credit in the j A fountain pen cannot give good
same way.
The advantage of the system would
be that newspaper workers would at
all times be upon the staff of the
Daily Nebraskan, and that the work
ers upon the mechanical and the
editorial ends would receive univer
sity credit in the same manner that
service if you use poor ink. Get your's
here. George Bros., Stationers, 1218
N Si.
j Sheaf fer fountain pens always rea
uly when needed. We carry a large
jvariety and surely have just the pen
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"The Sporting Goods Store
117-119 So. 14th St.
3352
MEED ADDITIONAL MONEY
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those who participate in athletics re- p"011
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This outline of the hopes of the
newspaper man of Nebraska
George Bros., Stationers, 1213
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meager, it is true, but it does present i !i
in somewhat tangible form, just what ; !!;
the newspaper fraternity of the state! !
is hoping for, and what it is going to !;
insist upon. It feels that Nebraska!"!
ought to have just as good a School of
Journalism as has Missouri, for in
stance, or Kansas, where the univer
sity press is housed in its own build
ing. Newspaper men of Nebraska, feel
further, that the courses in journal
ism now conducted under the super-; g
vision of M. M. Fogg are providing
just the right sort of nucleus for the
School of Journalism which they want
to see established.
This dream of the University Pre'1,
of the establishment of a .School of
Journalism, this is a dream which is
not far off, and its fulfillment will he
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136 No. 11th
We serve dainty Salads nad
Sandwiches
All Fruits in Season
Open All Night
Wo li.ivo openings for several students to
represent us in Lincoln. The work is dignified
mi l remunerative, yet will not conflict with
class work.
In addition to enabling students to make
money to ltc-lp lefray colic fro expenses, this is
an opportunity to jret experience that will
be valuable in helping the successful applicants
deride their life work.
Write us fully, in confidence, giving age,
experience, in detail course of study, and, if
possible, enclose a post card photo. If your
application interests us a personal interview
will bo arranged for.
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