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l'.tnal cliimr. In lhre waya
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t.i hiir'at f and to thu Malt atij..it.-d iini.-i-,ity
lo rratd hi collff trr a a final
orst'Tv ct Mudy bfor a ltf!imc "f prmtu n!
apphralion: ly carrytnj t him Hir raliatt"ii
:h.it a unirity and a lat at doprn irnt i.n
wht a. !i individual car to mak Hi- m
2 Py urging 'h MiKlrnt t" a.l"pl hn.li
rt of hf VMltir, Including ni i nl i"Uif M"d
aca.lrmic . hivemnt. thai lie may i.-alw tl.
l-c i-r and nrhr aiijnifii anc i.f livinp
.1. Ky bring alrt to th.a thinj; lmh .!-
, hl t fii.m th who!omnes of a univriiy
Hiid l.y wekuig lo better undi-Miaiil . ..mliinm.-
a -
I.M1IT1 tKTAI.I.Y The Nebrakan baa a diml lcall
slliiluy: fitst to the Mudnt.i. Bnd i-ro-nd Li the
i.nivernty a an Institution of Hi --tat A i1"
. ..it-rlation usually Mints bctweit. th t". But
rhn intrats "f ctudnta and th university a
i(,Hit it i th -luty of The Ncbra-kan to rhampl-n
;iic cHiiso of the tudenU if it be on worthwhile.
The Nebr..kan must not be l-er..nal ore an
7,'ar.y sen of the word. The umvemty i t'-o
large for pet'v s'ltiabblfs and f"r th student news
paper to be used to carry the brunt of a personal in
lective. Th Student Pill." column appended to the od"
t.irtals is n open field for student thought M vent
,'s.-lf. This depnttmcnt will ever Ijc -pen for sug
n,tions and discussion of live issue pertaining t"
vouth and the fniversity of Nebiaska.
In order that The Nehra.-kan may truly ieu.-s-.it
Mudent opinion and prevent it from becoming a
..ne-tnuk publication with editorial thought ema
nating thieflv from one mind, a new plan i.s being
inaugurated 'this semestel. A student editorial
ia.d will .supplement contributing editor, and other
-tafe rr.rmlfT who write in these columns.
Composed of senior students for the most pail
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n.parti.sac. it will give the prmc.pal groups on the
ampu.i r-proer.tativea to convey their ideas an.l
aims to The Nebraskan. It will aid the editor in
deriding what stand this papoi "Ha" lak'- on th
isnies that ari.se from time to time. It will give
1.1m tt" sin.-ere beliefs though conflicting opinions.
Thus aeMimenla expresaed in the: columns will be
ground-d hy thorough investigation and suppoH-d
by information on all sides of every i.-sue.
-THK NKBI'.ASKAN. it is hoped, can in tins way
be an organ of constructive legislation, a clearing
house for student opinion. It will welcome criti
cism at any time: cnticlHm of existing conditions or
of stands lt taken. An endeavor to serine, the
unanimous approbation of the student bo,ly on mat
ters of edilonal policy would be Useless and foolish.
The Nebraskan does not pretend lo be infallible.
Such pretension would be bigoted conceit. Hut H
will earnestly strive to base all statements on au
tnent... fait and to keep interests of the student
body foiemost al ail tunes.
With a lottv conception of the wotk ..bead The
Sebrkan hop.'s that honesty, courage and temper
nce will take IL-ir positions in shaping a h edi
lonal; bor.Stv to express the truth, to play square:
,urage to htan i for sincere beliefs d-spite advert
.r.tirism: temperance to view all side, of a que
,,on to - the g'iod with the hid. to keep the-e
.on.mns free from vituperation and bitte.ii.-s.
Opposition to editorial policy inevitable as
. old w..tr,rr in .Nebraska. Kve. yone . a.inot l,e pla
.Hie.l. An effort lo do so would b.and The Ne
a spineless newspaper. It cannot hope
to win the approval of everyone but U can work lo
attain universal tespect. And if its v.ewa are r
.,p..rted. its chimt.a read. IU discussions pro and en
closely followed, it will have fulfilled i'.s purpose .
some measure.
To g.ve you. oxfords, sUkings o, trou-r legs
an effective bath these rainy days, tramp ...rough
the ddck-pond puddles in the sidewalk a rend L
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S. E. Mill., Manager.
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in Second semester nearly
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ta.ll atlMr.1 l'lla lr thrill.
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nl.il.lv I l..-v will liti'l I'l Mil'IriH la-IV If -. liti.
th.ir 1..1.1... ami t-nv Li thnr Ira. hm!
In a n...nth an.l a hall a lll-w minhl I" !
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wilt U ..ni ly Him.
BEGINNING AGAIN.
.iAM allriidaii. marked th. oi.u.e "i ""
M-niest.-l cl.. M"lldH. Sigha of dismay Mtosr
' when a f.w itistiu.tora brld those who w.-ir pi.s.nt
i the full bout. This failure ol a iiumta 1 of students
! t.. alt.nd lias- and lb g-nnal id. a lhat Hie firs.1
! .lay of a M-meM.r should n-.t btak off t. sruirply
1 ft. '.111 Hi thre-.liiy va. att.-n mt.i'tii show an un-
hilsom attitude.
Su.r college dailii, li'ivi lio.-Ld Hon I...1111. 1 '
ol m holaral-.il and ".tell. . tuil atlHinmrnt mid
1 .d them Willi imy -I'lHl "l"l tu lo. edit. .is
bar exhorted siudrtils to make the 111..M of Hint
four years in university. Then .liortati"ii have
m l b.-n sH-'"".v f'"'"11'- te;:eiMti..n of this
; u.Htiin ctneH fittingly at the I.eginninL- of 1. new
' anneal!. hn a g.sl start will p!-ve inw.lnable
to all.
1..-. semester is end. .1. Tlir -late is v.a-lld
il. im. Ka. h slu.ient has a new . lianre to la giit
afi. dt with an tin-pl"t. h'-l t'"-'" '' fl,M few
days in the classroom will give his iiistiuctois l-ts
f..r their fust impression of Ins ability and ititegnty.
which usually is a lasting -ne More important, his
fust few assignments aie comettied with the basic
knowledge underlying most courses Slumping
I. ghtlv over them he i Hil to find himself in a
' quagmire of unknown lads a few weeks latet.
Kailui to get a E'skI start and neglect of study
at Hi first hav rails.! many to flunk out of uni
versity in their first attempt. A number of these
' have returned as prodigals, started aright, and grad
uated, rutting the habit of study first assures one
that he will remain with his classmates and that he
will get something of lasting, tangible value from a
university edu ation.
Wouldn't some of those wisehammns who .011
tinuously tazr the basketball team look pretty Hy
ing to play the game themselves?
1
Kiatei nines and soroi.ti-s planning to compete
II. the Ivy day sing, moved up to May 2 this year,
might well practice -Singin in the Itain."
IjISCOVKKKU.
si grades.
Two pn.fessois who teally
S.ems l.ke ..p.mg. plodding thioiigh muck and,
sticky clay cntoutc to and from Andrews hall in-,
stead of snow over your shoe top
Some instructors send gtadc-s ,11 eaily. Others
wait to see if you tegistered again for then class.
1
Kinal exams ovc-l and liangovet aie synonymous
to a number of university lads.
The Student Pulse
Uil a..rt the n.ve...l). a-e weicom.d by th.a '''
,. Opi.00... .uhm.tted anouid be bnet and eone.ie.
CHAPEL PERIODS.
To the editor:
The Universitv of Nebiaska has at tunes
.penal tcnvocations for a certain portion of the
students. Theie are no regular or compulsory
chapel periods as lerpiiied in denominational schools.
Isn't tbete need of regular chapel periods at the
university?
In the first place chapel periods bring ths stu
dent body togeiher and break the rush and grind of
s h
ol life for a brief hour. I lie perion can l.-.
oughly
enjoyable interesting and of value. 11
speaker?
with worthwhile messages or good music
we 1 e
provided, it would not lie a waie 01 in....
Tliric
aie such a va.iety of p.og.aiiis mac co,.,., o.
given. -
If possible for the entile student body to gather
at one time perhaps more than one chapel period
a week could tar held with students of certain col
leges attending on a certain day. Chapel periods add !
much to college life and their influence can be far
leaching. Often it is the remark of some speaker
or the majesty of some musician's touch that lingers
,n the student's memory and influences or inspires
him more than week of text ls.k study or class
room lecture. M- Pt 1
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