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THE DAILY N E B R S K. A N
Owned and published by t.'o University of Nebraska througn
THE STUDENT PUBLICATION BOARD
Offices Bauomont tho Administration Building.
PostofQco Station A, Campus, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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SAM R. BUCK, Editor-in-Chief
EDITORIAL
A. H. Dlntmdre, Managing Editor
F. C. McConnell, Assoclato Editor Scarlo F. Holmes, Associate Editor
Stuart Gould, City Editor E. Lea TJpdcarraff, Sporting Editor
REPORTORIAL
L. A. Bochter Hugh Agor
Wallaco B. Troup
William O. Cooloy
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Ruth Mungcr
FARM DEPARTMENT
Editor, H. Q. Hewitt
Joseph MsCarthy
John Harding
W. A. Nelson
Merrill Roed
Winifred Harm
"Wlnnlfrcd Elchnr
J. Lovojoy Linn
Kenneth M. Snyder
Wlnnlfred Secgar
E. C. Nelson
Honry Bull
Henry Stubbo
Robert Brlggs
Hazel Westovcr
Abigail McConnell
BUSINESS
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Subscription 12.00 per year. Single copies Be
Faculty notices and University bulletins published free.
Entored at tho Postoulce, Lincoln, Nobr., as second class matter under act of
Congress March 3, 1879.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1912
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OUR LAST WOW.
With this Ibbuo tho mon ahdwomon
who havo had chargo of tho induc
tion of tho Dally Nobraskan for tho
past half year rotlro ofllclally, and
olthor roturn to tako oVor noto duties
and honors, or turn ovor tho pons and
docroplt typewriters to anothor staff.
Tho noxt Ibbuo of tho Nobraskan, on
tho Tuesday folowlng tho oponlng of
tho second somoster, will bo In chargo
of the now odltor and his corps.
Thoso mon and women havo been se
lected by tho publication board after
what has probably boon tho keenest
Tho retiring editor wishes to say on
behalf of himself and his Btaff that
each and ovory ono of us who now
havo becomo "has-beens" aro deeply
appreclativo of tho kindness and cour
tesy that havobeon oxtondod us un
dergraduates and alumni alike. Wo
soorotly hopo that wo may havo dono
oach of you, and Nebraska, some
trifling service, and aro suro that you
havo oarncd our lasting regard.
It Is our hopo and wish that during
his many coming years, both aB stu
dont and in business, you may keop
In your purse a couple of dollars, and
In your heart a warm spot for tho use
and credit of tho "Rag."
THE EDITOR.
NU-BUCK
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competition in tho recent history of
tho Nobrnskan, and ono and all aro
ablo, competent and willing.
Mr. Dinsmoro, to whom has boon en
trusted tho handling of tho holm, has
had sovoral years' oxporlenco In tho
publication of high school and Unlyor
slty papers, and ontors upon his now
duties as tho reward of faithful and
competent sorvlco. During tho past
somoster he hns boon managing edi
tor of tho Nobraskan, and has filled
tho dlfllcult requirements of that posi
tion with much credit to himself, and
I am suro with mo.ro to tho credit of
tho paper. It is to his efforts that tho
improved appearance of tho sheet Is
duo and undor his own system I beliovo
ho will effect ovon greater improve
ments In this lino and others. For one
thing, ho contemplates Increasing tho
size of tho nows-pago, and conse
quently tho ofllclency of tho paper, in
that more spaoo will bo available and
crowding so nocossary of lato, will to
a large oxtont bo dono away with.
His nows staff has .boon Bolected
upon a merit basis and aftor koon
competition, and for thoso who havo
worked during tho past somoster, at
least, It Is safe to say, tho paper has
Buffered nono by their retention.
Tho establishment of a Utorary de
partment undor Mr. Holmes cannot
but add Interest, as it will furnish a
means of expression to material plen
tiful .throughout tho year, but barred
heretofore from the paper on account
of tho lack of a suitable man to ex
ploit and dovolop it, as well as by tho
shortness of space. Mr. Holmes has
every qualification to make tho now
department a success.
WEAVER GOES TO WASHINGTON
Chosen to Professorship in State Col
lego at Pullman.
J. E. Weaver, '09, who recontly took
his A. M. degree In botany, has boon
oloctod assistant professor In botany
In tho Washington Stnto College at
Pullman, Wash.
Mr. Woavor Is a Phi Beta Kappa
and Sigma XI student. Since gradu
ating ho has boon nn Instructor In
tho Aurora and Lincoln high schools.
Ho will leave for Pullman this week.
Lincoln vs. Fromont wrestling tour
nament, City Y. M. C. A. Gym.,Satur
day night, February 3, at 8 p. m.; "25
conta admission. 77-t
REPORTERS WANTED.
Tho Dally NobraBkan will
appear noxt Tuesday morning
under tho direction of tho now
staff. A number of tho faithful
first semester reporters will be
retained on tho staff, but thoro
aro a number of good openings
at this time. Applications for
appointments to reportorlal
positions will bo received any
day this week, at tho Nobras
kan ofllco. Application forms
will bo furnished. Ofllco hours,
11 to 12 o'clock
A. H. DINSMORE,
v. Editor Elect.
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