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THURSDAY NIGHT, FEB. 28.
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JACK WILDE
Illustrated Song, "Down Where
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MODERN VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM
COOK AND MISS ROTHERT
CAPTAIN HENRY
MARRIAGE FOR MILLIONS
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ILLUSTRATED SONGS
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"My Old Kentucky,"
By A. P. Lawrence
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The first of a New Series by Alumni
Now In Other Colleges.
Some time ago requests were sent
out to Hovontl old Nebraska men now
In other schools to write, In the light
or their later college experience, an
article on "How Nebraska Excels,"
on the leatures of the life and work
at Nebraska not found In othqr Insti
tutions. Following is the first of the
serloH being a reply fiom Burdette CI.
Lewis, who Is specializing In the De
partment of Political Science at Cor
nell University:
Editor Dally Nebraskan:
In reply to your request for rt state
ment of where "Nebraska excels" it
gives me groat pleasure to call your
attention to the one thing that Ne
braska should be proud of, should take
more prldij In than she now does. I
call attention to Chancellor Andrews.
I think I appreciated him as much as
any student while at Nebraska, but 1
did not appreciate him half as much ,
as 1 do since I have seen much of other
institutions. That Nebraska can have j
the services of a man or world wine
reputation, a man who is recognised
as one ot the leading educators or this
country, Just at the period of his ripest
and most mature development is a
privilege that should bo -fully appre
ciated. Chancellor Andrews stands out be
fore the world in a light that no one
can misunderstand. When the charge
or "cringing to millionaires" Tor the
sake of a "new chair" or a "'new build
ing" Is brought against certain or our
university presidents the charge does
not come nigh him. He has demon
strated that he is serving the higher
law; that he regards neither money
nor position when he reels that he can
do a great or a good thing. We know
that he has refused great positions be
cause he has felt that our young Uni
versity needs him. Now I say, let the
student body do what It can to help
Chancellor Andrews In leading the
people of the Btnte to support the Uni
versity; lot them uphold his untiring,
efforts in making evon a "prairie state
university" cosmopolltian; second to
none In the country.
For too long a time the University
has been doing things because Wis
consin, Iowa, or Chicago have been do
ing things. It Is time Tor the Univer
sity to build up an individuality or its
own. it nns as us-neao an executive
or the first rank; he is at the prime
or his lire; he wishes to build up a
strong Institution; he has shown ho re
gards service or the highest consider-1
ation; now I ask that the student
body rise above little petty wrangllngj
over rooming-nou8esegregaion or mo
sexes, over parties twice a week, over
debating clubs versus debating boards,
and over Irresponsible publications
versus responsible publications.. I
ask that the student body follow the
load of the Chancellor to higher and
more essential questions, to questions
which while they take all the time or
the Chancollor may bo of somo lasting
use to the University Ufo and the Uni
versity. To waste a fool's time is to
bo a fool killer, I suppose, to waste a
great man's energies Is almost crim
inal. v
A few weeks ago I was at Brown
University. Every Brown man I met
would grasp me by the hand and say:
"From Nobrnsl-a: shako. ve have
Bennle' as our leader. Ask any Brown
5:30 man about 'Bonnie' we all worshiped
Jiltn."
Right hero I offer .a toast to our
Chancellor, "Bennle" Andrews. May
his life ho spared to us for good years
lo come.
BURDETTE q. LEWIS
' Cornell University.
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YES,
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