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Word From Benedict.
The following lotter was received
from Maurice Benedict, who Ib now
located at Greenville, California.
When In school Maurice took part In
nearly all forms of athletlCB nnM
served on the Athletic Board:
"Ab an alumnus I have been deeply
Interested In the communications In
regard to the election of the Athletic
Board. I suppose conditions are about
the same as ever and In my time It
beemed regretable that we had such
a poor system.
"It was not so much Illness to de
cide matters of athletic Importance
that made the powers that bo look
with favor on a man's candidacy, but
rather his ability to poll a majority.
I thought then, and am still, of the
same opinion, that too many men get
on the board who do not have the
experience and ability to decide with
any degree of fitness athletic ques
tions. "I have always felt that a man on
the board as on any team represented
the University and In doing that he.
must put aside all personal feelings,
prejudice or local (meaning fraternal
or society) allegiance and be simply
a servant or representative m of the
school us a whole. I believe until a
man does that, that he can never be
us useful to his Alma 'Mater as he
otherwise would bo. If we could only
eliminate politics from athletics the
question would be solved and It would
not make any difference whether the
voter had to pay 25 cents to vote or
not. After alL 11 comes down to one
point, whether you are going to be
more loyal to the University or to
some organization that is not a part
of the University. Real Nebraska
spirit has always chosen the former
course of action. I still believe Ne
braska Is the best BChobl In the United
States and though I am a long ways
off, I get out In the hills' and give a
few w.tr whoops at every victory.
Keep the good work up. Very ' sin
cerely, M. BENEDICT."
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'Donald Robertson, the noted Eng
lish actor, will coach the University
Dramatic Club at Chicago for its pre
sentation ofjhe "Night of the Burning
Pestle."
Spring vacation at Carleton College
will be about two weeks longer than
usual this year. This Is due, not to
the good will of the faculty, but to a
mild case of smallpox.
A big mass meeting was arranged
by the students of the University of
Chicago io celebrate their winning of
the national championship in basket
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