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A consolidation of
The Hcoperinn, Vol. BlXTho Nebnmknn, Vol. 10
Soa'rlot and Crrnm, Vol. 4.
Editor in Chief
BaMtwft MiftiaRor
Circulator
l..hn D. Illce
A. U.rShrelbr
A. F. Bwker
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Not - - - P. A. Ewlng
AthlMic - ). W. Hoir
I hcrtry - Dorothy Grtn
Rtporr D. P. Dt Young nd
Raymond H. McCaw
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Editorial Remarks
A College Graduate's Chances.
The college graduntc'B chances In the
world 1b a theme of much discussion.
It Is often pointed out that some of
the greatest men the country ever pro
duct d never went to college, but while
an attempt could be successfully made
to balance the showing made by those
making such an assertion, It Is not
feasible to deal with particularly well
fated Individuals at nil. but to Investi
gate more ns to the great generality.
Also it is not necessary to dray a line
t ctween college graduates and those
who are not to consider each as a dlf
terent type.
The college graduate has merely had
the advantage of education nnd in this
way enabling him to do superior work
in whatever line he finds himself
adapted. It Is not so much a question
as to whdher he can go out and win
another's place away from him by
making a superior, aB to whether he
can go out Into the world and show
himself capable of performing well the
tasks that are his and winning the
trust and confidence of others. His
training is designed to aid him to do
wrll whatever he attempts and to en
dow hirn with qualities that will help
him fight his way up.
Statistics have been printed, show
ing how much the collPge student is
in demand. In special lines of wor-k
in r articular. These are indeed con
Nine ing and the compailsons show that
an advantages lies with the college
trained men. Special statistics have
been brought to bear, showing how
tollege men draw higher salaries than
competitors In the same work. But
this is only because, they have actually
shown superiority, which does not of
ten happen until much experience.
The college graduate is what he
makes himself. If he has cutllvatcd
his talents and Intellect to ns great
an extent as lies" within his power he
has greatly bettered his chances of
tiucess. But i.e must be able to stand
the tests to which he may be subject
ed, and he will not be able to take his
place among those who have achieved
Fucccss. until he has proved himself
not only able to meet every emergency
but to rise above It. He should util
ize the abilities tnat he possesses, and
if he does this to good advantage the
results will be satisfactory to him.
Whatever he has gained in character
and Intellect will help him, and the
greater the measure he has of both
of these qual.iies the better will be
his chances of success.
The circulation of examination
schedules serve as a reminder that the
examinations will be upon us next
.week. It has been decided that all
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University
Writing Papers
UNI. SEAL MONOGRAM-Llncn
kid nnd bond finish, selling at 3fc
now going fT
' "XC
tfMVMftt.
25c
nt
UNI PENNANT Linen, kid and
bond finish, 36c
Now '.
I UNI. INITIAL MONOGRAM Linen,
kid and bond finish, selling at
3fic, Now y r
at xOC
UNI. WRITTEN AND PENNANT
PAPER. Selling at 25c.
Now nt
1 5c
UNI TABLETS, Letter size. A 20c
tablet, but printer put up wrong
paper and goes
at
10c
BARGAINS
in Fraternity
Papers Etc.
UNI. MONOGRAM Writing papers,
kid finish, medium weight. Now
Ts 40c
WRITTEN. Name of fraternity
written, in full kid finish, medium
weight A.(r
Now "VW
FRATERNITY TABLETS. A good
bond paper. Just the thing to
carry in your grip. g
Two for C
Remember our Fraternity Pen
nants. You should have one before
you go away.
BARGAINS
in Fine
Writing Paper
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We have remnants of a line of 30c
pnper that has been Belling down
town in one of the large stores at
f pedal sale at two for 36 .cents.
This includes such papers as Old
Holland Bond, Lancaster Linen,
Opal Bond, Glazed Bond, Imperial
Vellum, Empress of India, Princess
of Wales, Imperial Wove Bond.
China Silk, Etc. Our very special
price to close
out
1 5c
Special line of Bond and Linen Tab
lets, regular 25c nlue,
Now
16c
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THE CO-OP
Ovwned and Managed fcy Stt4dents
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the instructors shall give examina
tions. While the idea may not be
agreeable to nil. we believe that It is
best to make n system thorough, ns
long as it is used. If exnminations
aie to be glen let them be general,
nnd If they aie not then let there be
none at all. Until n definite under
standing Is arrive at ns to the use
fulness of giving examinations, and ns
to whether the theory is practUnl or
net. we believe thnt it Is best to
touch on each subject, although there
are few of us who would not willingly
be excused because of the convenience
Regarding The Exposition.
The attractions at the world's fair
nre many, and we are sure there are
many thnt would appeal to those from
here expecting to attending the ex
position. A popular com ess-ion is Garrngier's
Ancient Rome. The Rome presented
will be the Rome of the profligate
Nero, just previous to its being de
destroyed by fire. There will be a view
of the streets nnd squares, crowded
with the populace made up of fr?ed
men. slnves, enptives, gladlntors, nnd
soldiery, with correct reproduction of
the buildings, showing market places,
bazaars, shops, etc.
All the scenes wliriie true to life
nnd students of history should be.
Interested greatly here.
At the Fire Fighters' exhibit, a true
fire is enacted. At first all is quiet.
Then the nlarni is given, nnd n large
four story building soems to be on fire.
The fire company arrives and displays
the greatest dexterity in rescuing peo
ple from thQ flames. A thrilling scene.
Lincoln's Log Cabin, In which the
mnrtyred president was born, will be
shown, and people who lived near the
great emancipator will be there to tell
people of his life. The books in which
Lincoln gained his education will ne
on exhibition.
T U,r i--nA mrti tit nirt not thine
such a comfortable journey possible. The
Union Pacific Tourist cars were a revel
ation writes a distinguished American.
TOURIST Cars
RUN EVERY DAY IN
THE YEAR TO
Orepn and Washington,
VIA.
UNION PACIFIC
E. B. SLOSSEN Agent.
Professor Bessey now plans to re
main in Lincoln during the summer,
putting In his time finishing some sci
entific papers which have been waiting
for several years. The summer school
in Colorado where he was to have
lectured has been given up on account
jof rival attractions at the world's fair
In St. Louis.
Lomlng's, Ice cream ana candy: 11th
and , SU
Don Cameron's lunch counter for
good service.
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Carriages for dances and
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