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published by Btudents of Ann Arbor
University, comes to our table. Among
tho editors wo noto tho name of George
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Tho following communication has
been roceived from John White, for
merly professor in chemistry and who
Ib now at tho head of tho chemistry
department at the Rose Polytechnic in
stitute at Terra Haute, Ind. Although
it seems that concern for tho immedi
ate welfare of athletics here will be
romoved, yet we publish the letter as
coming from a former member of our
faculty and a friend of our institution:
Editor of The Nebraskan:
It Ib with the greatest regret that I
observe in one of your recent issues
that the board of regents of tho Uni
versity of Nebraska has, by its action
in regard to the location of tho new
Physics building, as well as by the
new ruling in regard to military drill.
Btruck, what appears to mo, a death
blow to athletics in that institution.
As one long connected with the univer
sity, and alBO to some extent with ath
letic affairs thero, I feel impelled to
say a few words voicing my disap
pointment over the outcome.
I in no wise wish to bo considered
as among those if thero be any such
who regard athletics as of interest
paramount to that of science, and If it
were merely a question of no athletics
or no physics building, I should not
hesitate athletics would have to go.
But are tho regents confronted by such"
a dilemma? Is It not possible to main
tain both, without impairment to
either? I think so.
I have known enough of the history
of athletics in tho University to be in
a position to say that, without ques
tion, if the athletic field Is moved from
the campus at thlB time, it means
death to tho cause; an athletic field
muBt bo In close proximity toThe uni
versity, els it makes it nearly Im
possible for the candidates for the va
rlouB teams to practice, and it kills
all interest in athletics among the
student body, -without which there can
be nothing done in the athletic lino
Of course tho big games might be JuBt
as well attended, but what Is needed
above that Is student attendance and
student Interest In tho practice Itself
Each student ought to know Just what
Men and every member of the teair
can do and either be able to spur hlir
on to greater offort or, by encouraginr
him and showing a proper appreciation
ofhim, keep him up to his standard.
Athletics has a proper place in the
university life, and should bo encour
aged under proper control.
I hope very much that some sort of
a compromise can be effected wherobj
Ihe'best interests of both tho Physic
.department and of athletics may bt
attained without clashing. Sincerelj
yours, JOHN WHITE.
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