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EDITORIAL STAFF.
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INDIVIDUAL NOTICES will bo charged
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for Y,ry p teen words or fraction thereof.
Faculty notices and University bulletins
will gladly bo publlahod froo.
Entered at tho postofflco at Lincoln.
Nebraska, aa upcond-cloBB mall mattor
under tho Act of Congress of Maroh 3.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1009.
' tho ontlfo freshman law olass hag
been requested to moot nt TownBond's
this morning td havp tholr ploturos
takes for tho Cornhuskor. Somobody
ought to bo klrid to Mr. TownBoad
and warn him of his fato boforo It 1b
too lato.
'Tho forestry department has oarnec)
Hits right to bb callod onp of tho most
progros'slvo dopdrt'monts In tho urtlvor-
' slty. With loss fequ'ipmont than other
- rfchoblB Of tho santo bIzo and with loss
motioy to work with It has mado for
' itself a reputation that places its
graduates second to nono In their
standing in their profossion. Tho
latest plan of the department to issue
an annual is in hooping with tho push
that has boon Bhown in other lines
and deserves tho most complete sue-
cobs,
dono only through tho Daily NobraB
kdn. It is not required that tho. studont
should sign his namo to any communi
cation, but tho editor doslreB-to know
who is to bo hold responsible for
what appears in tho columns of tho
paper. Often times tho communica
tion is of such a nature that it would
bo of llttlo valuo or would bring om
barrasBment' to tho writer if his iden
tity woro generally known. In such
cases tho desire of tho writer for
secrecy will bo-rospoctod by tho di
tof. Ono of tho main purposes of the
Dally Nobrasfran is to give publicity
to university activities, and in no way
can it better fulfill this function than
by giving publicity to studont opinions
on different subjects.
Not only would it bo better for tho
students to have a free interchange of
opinions but it would bo hotter for tho
university itself. At the present timo,
those in authority havo no method of
knowing what feelings aro entertained
by tho student body, and the natural
roBult is that many actions may seem
unjust and harsh when they aro not
intended so in any way. Tho Daily
Nebraskan thoreforo urges that tho
studonts take moro liberal advantago
of tho offer of its volumns for free
discussion of all university activities.
University students Bhould mako it
a point to bo present at tho annual
peace program to bo given at chapel
next Tuesday morning. This convoca
tion is part of a national movomont
to advanco tho lntorasts of unlvor sal
Happenings of the Past
TRUE EVERYWHERE.
Tho editor of tho Michigan Daily
says the following is a truo statement
of conditions at that sohool. A llttlo
investigation would perhaps show that
it was a truo statement of conditions
everywhere: m .
"Among the many fallacies and dis
torted notions of studont life that
freshmen aro most prono to accept m
8even Years Ago.
Tho invitation of the senior class
to Booker T. Washington to act as
commoncomont orator aroused a great
deal of commont all over tho United
States. Many letters wefo received by
tho president of the class from south
erners, who condemned the action.
Six Years Ago.
Board of regents decided to ask
legislature for $50,000 with which to
purchase tho school of music.
Reported that Eddio Gordon will
coach Nebraska baseball team.
Five Years Ago.
A strong movomont was started
among tho students to prevent any
buildings being located on the athletic
Hold. Prominent professors expressed
themselves as opposed to any action
that would injuro athletics.
Four Years Ago.
Bill passos lower house of tho legis
lature empowering the regents to con
demn land north of tho campus.
One Year Ago.
Manager Eagor opened up a new
trophy room and headquarters in tho
Temple, and made arrangements to
got together all pictures of athletes
who had graduated that could be
found.
WILL CUT RED TAPE
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orators as on thoso of the would-bo
presidents.
'Twil Be No More.
But now a now regime has taken
ofllco. The rOform has triumphed.
President Hills declares that the red
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would be no need for Budd $3.50yi
Shoes. New spring oxfords now
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peace. Colleges and universities all
over tho country aro giving One hour
each year to a discussion of the valuo
of international peace and the move
ment at Nebraska is part of tho larger
movement, which oinbracos all tho col
leges of tho country. The convocation
will last from li to 12 and tho speak
ers will bo Judge Lincoln Frost of
Lincoln and Hon. J. L. Webster of
Omaha.
A FREE OFFER.
Tho Dally Nebraskan has pffered to
conduct in its columns a university
forum for the free discussion of all
question that are of interest to uni
versity students. The only "provision
that is mado is that good English
must bo used and that, the editor shall
know the namo of tho author of the
communication. Thus far IuIb somes-
tor only iwd communications have
feeri received" for publication by tho
Daiiy Netifaslcan.
It cdntfoi bVthat there is nothing,
of enough Interest happening on the
university cdnfous to: jcall for com
ment dmong ffie studentbody. To one,
who spends mucn of hla 'time among
the students It la noticeible that .there
seems tobo a gVeU many thing's that
are not satlsfact6ry. 'fthe otify way!
that a kick can bo 'ntafe effective ls
by giving it publicity aacl this can bo
truth, is the idea that the faculty as
a body are utterly unappreclatlve
nay, are even antagonistically inclined
to the general interest of their
classes. That feeling Is particularly
apt. to grow In strength at this time
of year whon tho sheep aro picked
out from tho goats, and the latter
aro warned that 'danger Is near.'
"This illusion no doubt finds Its
source in the old-fashioned rule of the
pedagogue, who wielded a tyrannical
ferule In ono hand and a dry-as-dust
text-book In the other. And tho mis
conception is kept alive by those re
actionary spirits whoso school associ
ations are never harmonious, and by
the very nature of thevcaso in many
of our public high schools where fogy
ish principles are allowed to prevail
"Under such hallucinations tho stu
dent views his teacher from afar in
tho light of somo exotic Cerebus, who
picks his dally meat from those who
pass .Into th.e Elysian fields of under
standing; as a taskmaster gloating n
tho opportunity to exercise authority;
or as a supernatural being, exacting
performance of. many tasks which
havo nothing td do with the realities
of life and aro therefore valueless."
L. F. Flower, H. Boken and 8. B.
Hibbard werd ' initiated by the Vikings
Wednesday evening
tape muBt go. There is no use in
giving committee honors to people who
do nothing for tho glory save record
tho wishes of tho power behind tho
throne. And so Hills Is going to
abolish the jobs. No sinecures again.
Labors must bo done for glory now.
The committee will take Its rightful
place on the ash-heap and the claBs
president will appoint the orator di
rect. The pleasant affection will bo
removed and reform will rule. Tho
first reform appointment of Prosldent
Hills wjll bo made within a short time.
Thus far It has not been promised, ac
cording to the declaration of Mr.
Hills.
THREE REQUIREMENTS FOR
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GERMAN CLUB HOLD8 ELECTION
Prominent Member Will Take Doctors'
Degree In Berlin.
The German Club moi Thursday
evening and elected tho offlcors for the
coming, semester. Miss Van Goetz is
tho new president and'Mrlielnsch the
secretary and treasurer. The meeting
was hold at the home of Miss TJenny
and after the, business of tho evening
was disposed of light refreshments
were s'eYved'and.thd me'otihg closed
with a social tithe. Mr. Karl Kru'egrif,
who was" a member of tho club and
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wjip, t$9k Wa mastora; degree Ne
braska, i'ett Thursday . for, Germany.;
T6r6 he lhtdnHs to "takhls doctors',
degree at the' University of Berlin.
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