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ii'inMT tlie Joys of life through the
dint 'l their own elToitH or through
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Managing r..litoi
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the elfoitH of their parentH and there
foie. have cause to be content with
the lealiation of their own practical
Independence This Hpirlt Is not con (
diuhe to mi It and cooperation, for
it breedH lndi Iduallmn and HeUinh
msh With each man incensed with
the lntegiiiy of his own success, ever
conscious that he is best able to care
for himself, what chance is there for
the giowth of the social ideal.
Nebraska students do not neem to
be possessed of the get together
spirit, jet we have enough faith in
! humane nature to believe that when
once properly directed, they will get
It We believe that when once
aroused from its state of dormancy
the student body will manifest itself
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Editor II 1821 Manager-lUSUl i cooperate self The Idea of
unity and mutual welfare will become
Entered at the postolllce at Lincoln , ,, Tho ,,,ftton ()f ,,u , .
Nebraeka, as second clasH mall mattei, , ' ,
under the Act of CongreHH of March 3, ' '" Hiipplnnt the exuberance of the
1879. few In a word there will be installed
, into the heart of every student, a
SATURDAY. JANUARY Uf), 19i:i R,,nu,. and spontaneous college
spirit To this end the Nebraskan
With this issue of the Nebraskan, has worked, and we hope that as the
we cease publication until after the ear advances, this spirit will be giv
examinations when the destinies ol .n further treatment and that In the
the paper will fall into the hands ol did it will result in the accomplish
a new management, a management ment of a greater degree of comity
which we believe, vsill give cluu.icii between the students
and dignity to the Nebiaskan In
t iit-ii In ir over the reins ol other to
Mr. Rein and his able bod of assK
tants, we teel that a successlul lu
ture lies ahead for the paper We
conceive him to be a man who not
only has positive conviction on mat
tera of student import, but has tin i
courage and abllitv to express them
ellectlvely and without giving (juai j
ter.
The writer wishes to extend his
appreciation to the corps of faithful
workers who have stood bv him dui
ing the past semester. If the papei
has been a success, It has hi en dm
to their untiring ellorts and we wi-1
to take this opportunity to thank
them Their work has been one ol
service, and for that reason is
worthy of the highest emulation
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A PARTING WORD.
The pollcv of the Nebraskan dur
ing tlie past semester lias been to
analve condl'ions as thev exist ,i
Nebraska, and to sugge-,1 a reriiedv
whenever we thought anv good in glu
be obtained bv so doing Nebraska
is vet .voting in the development ol
an ideal student coiiiinunitv At pres
en! we are a student bodv composed
ot thiee thousand souls representing
a vaiugat.d coinbinat ion ot ideas and
ideals We aie here to reap the
benelit ol a gie.it public endow merit,
seeking either directly or indirectly
an advanced education Our lite here
is predicated on a pertect condition
of eiial)t, wherein the gilt ot op
poitunitv i, given alike to eveiv stu
dent, and wheie each caieer, coin
inensurate wiih like ability and ef
tort, is lett to be rounded to Its
fullest extent Vet it cannot be said
that the students are united, that they
act as one, or are possessed of any
spirit or ideals that are common
to all.
The sttrderrts are not to be blamed
or criticised for this condition. With
them it is a matter of temperament, a
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