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THE PROPERTY OF
THE UNIVERSITY OP NEBRASKA.
LlMCOLM, KSBRABEA.
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
rUILISHEO EVERY BAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND MMDAY
BY THE STUDENT PUB. BOARD.
PiBllcitlea Offici, 126 N. 14tl St.
Q A. Benedict, '99, Writes of Exper
lences In the Islands.
The alumni department of the Uni
versity Journal has sent to the Ne
Editor-in-chief J. Carroll Knode. '08
Assoclnto Editor Clyde E. Elliott, 09
Managing Editor A. E. Long, 09
AthlotlcB Hugh.W. Craig, 07
General News Stuart P. Dobbs, 09
Reviews aortrudo Moore, '07
Convocation Laura Rhoadou, 08
Assistant Athletics. Miller 8. Bonodlct, M
ABBt. Gen. NewB Sidney G. Evane, '09
Departmental.... Earl R. Hunt, '08
H. L.. WIlBon, '09
Guy Montgomery, '09
A. G. Schrolbor, '07
Alexander J. Dunlap, '09
C. C. Hickman, '07
Business Manager Byron E. Yoder, "08
AsBlBtant Manager Gay Hardy, '08
Circulator H. C. Robertson, '09
Four of. the fraternities at Mtnne
slta will be compelled to vacate their
present homes due to the extension of
the campus at Minnesota. Consider
able consternation has been felt for
some time among all the clubs, own
ing permanent homes, as to .where the
braskan a letter from G. A. Bene
diet, '99, received too late to ap- new boundaries of the campus would
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Today tho last chance to obtain the
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It looks as if there should bo no
pear in the current issue of the first
publication. Mr. Benedict Is now In
the Philippines and sections of the let
ter will be of general Interest. The
letter was one written to E. B. Perry,
99, of Cambridge, Nebr.
"There is no use trying to tell you
anything about this country. Until I
went home, I was supremely content.
I came back I was transferred to an
other section among the Tagologs.
They do not compare In any sense with
the Visayas" (among whom he was
stationed before), "not in any sense,
altho the books and history are tho
most progressive and furtherest ad
vanced. Not so. Emphatically not.
Where I am now stationed, altho with
in twenty-five miles of Manilla just
across the bay and with a daily boat
between the people are the worst of
the Tagalogs. They fairly hate the
ground you walk on. There Is scarce
ly one who would say 'good morning'
to you, If he did not think it was up to
him to say It. Consequently, we are
left strictly alone; and after some
time spent In trying to break Into
them, we leave them strictly alone.
"For four years now I have been a
provincial treasurer. I get along all
right. Our material life here, being so
near Manilla, and with regular and
easy transportation is much better.
"However, I shall probably cut it
out next spring. I presume I shall go
home by India, Egypt and Europe (did
Japan thoroly on my return here) and
spend some three months doing It.
Surely will If I can find a companion
of similar Inclination. Then having
twice encircled the globe, In opposite
directions, I think It will be up to me
to settle down and hustle."
G. A. BENEDICT.
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Harvard University has raised its
tuition fee. The old price of $160 per
year is charged for four course, an
additional fee of $20 being charged
for each extra course. The total col
lege expenses of the average man are
thus Increased by over $100.
Tho faculty at Indtania havo adopted
the reform spelling and henceforth all
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the university will have to conform to
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Have you seen those swell $4,00
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become dean of the faculty of arts and
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