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QENT8' TAILORING
R, O. HUBERT,
117 No. 12th Street
Second of Artloles Comparing This
University with Others.
Following 1b a lottor from Edwin
P. Myers, '04, now' at Harvard Law
Collogd, on the subject of Nebraska's
superiority. Mr. Myers writes as fol
lows: To attempt to tell how Nebraska ex
cols makes mo feel almost Immodest
becauso I am from 'Nebraska myself,
and each time that I root for Nebraska
I will be tooting my own horn, which
I learned 'when In the kindergarten Is
a very noisy thing to do Yet there
are many advantages In going to col
lego at Nebraska and many, ways In
which Nebraska does oxcel.
The purpose of any school Is to do-
voIor, polish and round off the Indi
vidual man. There 1b much to bo said
In favor of the old college with Its
centuries of tradition, Its conception
of college spirit that-is the growth
and accumulation of tho ages. But;
on tho other hand, there is much
that Is advantageous in tho now
school Hko Nebraska. "Wlillo In the
older colleges tho ages that aro passed
have handed down their customs, tra
ditions and conceptions of colle'ge
spirit that aro good and valuable, they
have also handed down many that aro
obsolete and useless. At a young col
lego Hko Nebraska tho strong lndi
vldual is able to do things without be
ing mot on every hand by the long
established conservatism and preju
dice against Innovation. When ho pr
poses a new and a Letter way of doinfe,
or managing things or suggests that
tho college life take on some new ac
tivity ho has a far freer hand at Ne
braska than-ho would havo at Har
vard, and surely, tho individual gains
power and develops his individuality
by putting his own, ideas into active
practise in tho activities of his college
life.
Nebraska still has and always will
havo her co-eds, and I may say, that
I still boliovo Iiy co-education.
Tho social problem at Nebraska
should bo much more easy to solve
than It is at eastern schools, tho I am
not persuaded that it is better solved
there. Nebraska men never como
from tho families, of the very rich,
and there aro comparatively few in
tho West of tho very poor. This sit
uation produces a feeling that one
Individual is somewhere near the equal
of tho other, and this state of affairs
should bo very conducive to a broadly
democratic student body. Yet thiB Is
one particular in which Nebraska
Bpirit and ideals need developing. One
sees much in tho editorial columns
of tho Yale News and the Harvard
Crimson, urging the men to make as
broad a circle of' friends among their"
classmate as possible. Many class
smokers and class dinners aro . held
for tho purpose of rounding out that
broad good fellowship which makes a
college man's life replete with pleas
ant memories after he has bid his
alma matqr good-bye. In this par
ticular Nebraska does not excel.
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BEND FOR THBBE, BOOKS NOW-JTEN OBNTi PBR COFT .
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