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THE UNIVERSITY OF NHMIASKA.
Lincoln
C. h. RKIN
Killtor-ln Chief
MaiuiKliiK Editor
AHHoelute Editor
AHH()i-lat Editor
AHHoclate lOdltor
Literary Editor. .
Kenneth M. Snyder
.John Ii CntrlKlit
('. Neil Hrown
Ellzah(th Miihoh
.Chandler Trimble
BiihIih'hh Manager C C Huchannn
AfiBlBtant MnnaRor J. E. DriHcoll
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Entered at the poatolllcc at Lincoln,
NebraBka, aH second cIuhh mall matter,
under the Act of Congress of March 3.
1879.
SATURDAY, I-'BIHIUAIIY 8. 19U
the hooks. The entering freBhman
thinks we students study. His par
ents think we students study. The
general public thinks we students
study And upon that opinion they
willing pay taxes for our support
The legislature of Nebraska, a potent,
Immediate and sympathetic element
of our support thinks and has a right
to think that we students study. And
we might as well remember that the
aid of all these necessary elements of
public opinion is best gained when
we for whom this great and growing
university was founded, join with the
people In making It essentially the
workshop of the SCHOLAR.
MANY positions offered
Arrow
Notch COLLARS
TUG DRLMONT STYLB IN TOUR HPK1UTS
01.ASQOW ZH In. KCLMONT ZH In.
MI2DORA Z In. CMHSTOR 2 In.
2 for Pr cU. C UETT, PEARpnY A. CO., Mnkerc
University Jeweler and Optician
C. A. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1123 0 St. YELLOW FRONT
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Read the "Rag
y
Department of Agriculture Receives
News of Lucrative Chances for
Variously Equipped Men.
The department of Agricultural en
g.neerlng has received the, following
rnillinutu fnr mnn ulttrwi hnnomlwir 9 U
SCHOLARSHIP. lrln rnrmnn.. ITiilwl f.itna
For the purpose, or needed aKltiUion , Kllvul H)KUtal nc,illK house, fur
along n line which Is receiving ' nitiin. heat and rations for two fain
and less attention at the hands of 11(H Halary $i,200; experimentalist
the student body, we suggest that ,n Rrll.uI(lirft ,M1gneering at the Uni
what ought to be uppermost In the v,,rHlty ()f unnoH salary of $1,000;
mind of every student In these open- farm Kiperlntendent in Indiana. Bal
ing days of the new semester Is schol-( ury $2,000; assistant professor of ag
nrship. A student In the last analysis r(.itra engineering. University of
Is a man who studies. Mecause we Missouri, salary of $l.r00-$2,0(0 In
study or are supposed to study, we l(i(it ion to the above this department
are distinguished from the rest of ,.lH r,.C(.v,.( n'cinests for men be
inanklnd and called students To this tw,,,, March 2, 1912 and December US,
distinction no man ought to be eiigi i ; i li whose salaries total $14,875.
ble unless he puts In at least fifty on
ner cent of his time on his books, am;
receives a grade which, barring acci
dents In examinations, Is the minimum
of scholastic etllciency.
This pedantic truism is dug up from
a. simple but persistent past becausi
people still tell us that the main thin;
to do at the university is not to
"grind"; that the main thing to get out
of the university Is not a high grade
Some even go so far as to say tha'
the main thing to get out of the mil
verslty Is not tin capacity to think
Still everything a man wants to do
In this university depends on his schol
arshlp You can't get on an athletic
team to save your life unless you are
an SO student You can't even delate
for the university unless jour wit H
worth the eflictency average of SO i
Even for the privilege of applying to
push this pen j on have got to produce
from the registrar a statement of your
scholastic standing Without a reason
ably high aveiage the "pull" ou can
muster for anj one of thee student
activities isn't worth the eltort at con
nlvance at which is purchased the
support of several more or less (lis
Interested persons. Scholarship, so
far the etlicient part of the unlversltv
Is concerned, is still the main thing
to take with j on
Remind ourselves at the beginning
Of another round of courses that all
your collateral activities depend on
your record as a student. The most
valuable possession of an active stu-,
dent Is his report book. It is the
foundation for all his froth; his every
channel for letting off surplus steam
If you can't make u mark that Is the j
result of natural wit, and university i
standards are happily excluding that i
kind of a mark you can at least make
a grade that is the product of hard
work.
Duty, a sense of obligation to the
society for whose work we prepare
directs our wandering eyes back to
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BIG GAME
HUNTERS'
FIRST Choice
ml Bin enouah
for the binnest
game of North
America.
STEVENS
"Hifih Power" Reneatlnor
Rifle No. 425.
List Prico - - $20.00
.25-.30-30-.32 and .35 calibers
Use Item. Autc-Lomllp(r CiirtrUlKes
SURE FIRE MO D.K
Our "High Powell
Hides also fur
nished in fniu'v
grades. Ask your Doalcr
Send for ImmLsoim, new
HiUu Catalog
J. STEVENS ARMS
& TOOL COMPANY,
1 O. Box 5004
CHIC0PZE FALLS,
MASSACHUSETTS
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Armstron
February Clearance
WE ARE OI-TERINd EXCEPTIONAL VAL-
ues in Ilih (!r;ilc Furnishings in onlcr to make
room for our regular spring (Jowls
RROKEN LINES OF $1, l.r) and 2 VORKE
and Exccllo Shirts, now KW
Lioldwcihl French Hsmncl Shirls with Attached
.Military Collars, formerly selling ;lt 1 .50 and
Sl-'.OO, now Jjpl.15
$1. .") and $'2 French Manuel Shirts, with unattach
ed .Military Collars, now $1.2!)
ALL TIES, including Fancy imported English
Chrochets, now tlc
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.
GOOD CLOTHES MERCHANTS
We serve the purest and
best HOT and COLD RE
FRESHMENTS in the city
Huyler's Chocolates
$1.00 Fountain Pens
$1.00 Safety Razors
Student's 3-Course Lunch, 25c
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ctJ7iy
"SPA"
Try the Y. M. C. A. Lunch Room
Cafeteria Plan
City Y. M. C. A.
s
13tb and P
N. Y. CHOP HOUSE
Is the best, cleanest, and quickest
place to eat in the city.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
1340 O STREET
Home Made Baked Goods
Cookies, Pies, Cakes, Holsum Bread, Fancy Pastries
Z-S fW Cafe
Open after the Shows with
"Good Things to Eat"
1325-31 N STREET
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