The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 18, 1913, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Thursday, September 18, I!M.'
"YOUTH AND THE CLASSICS."
A timel. word of remonstrnnce
una I n si Hie extreme splilt of special
l.alion in o( ational tralnitiK comos
I mm (lie pen or Prof H H Alexander,
ol the department of philosophy At
this time of reKistialion it is most Im
portant that courses of study be ar
ranged with a view to more thnn mere
(oinenlonce of time Kor the consld
eration of those who timy be vuverin
In regard to their course, we reprint
the following clipping from the article
of Professor Alexander's on "Youth
and the Classics," appearing in the
State Journal of September 17-
"Latin and Creek will become In
creusinly familiar to a probably dl
minlshliiK proportion of young Nebras
kans this lull This will mean, or
course, the persistent continuation of
tiiat decline or the classics which has
been in progress Tor a generation oi
more--which some educators hue glee
fuhl described as a "slump " The rea
son tor the decline is not dilllciilt to
discover It is not that Latin or Creek
is 'dead,' as we used to hear, for both
the languages and their literatures un
living It is not that they call for haul
st udj, lor the probably demand no
more ellort than do many studies that
aie still industriously pursued The
real reason is that they lend to no
vocation
"Nowadas education is platted along
lines which will asssure speedy re
turns My 'returns' an Immediate and
private thiancial advantage is under
stood Young men and young women
naturally wish to get along, and col
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Fall styles in Foot
Wear now being
shown by
BECKMANBROS
1107 0 Street
logos and univomltioH find no bettor!
means of proclaiming thoir advantage '
thnn be neat calculations of the mini-1
ilium requirement for maximum pro-1
fl'iencv (llnancial, of course,) in the
seeral vocations w lib h appeal to
youthful ambitions Naturally the an ,
dents and all that pertains to Ihem
come out ill in the result Who would,
dieam of learning engineering from
Arc himedes, or astiononn from Ptol
emy, or medicine from Hippocrates
and Calen. or law from Papinian or
ripian"' The classics ;I( In decline,
for the classics lead to no vocation
"Saeonl one The pursuit of truth i
sinel ought to be the first calling of
nil men Our little individual callings
whether Industiinl or commercial or
piot'esslonnl ate all made possible In
what we entitle out l ili.atlon . but
civilization itself is nincle possible bv
the vocation or man us n civilized be
ing, unci that is the pursuit of truth I
"That urli st,iy is worth while
pm-iiui-ijii Ui. will i iii n;i I Mliiiienr. ipr.
tils own lifes sake, but also for the
slate and nation in order that the)
culture and spirit of the past may be'
kept alive, and in order that our own'
culture, whose lire Is In so large a'
sense still the lire of the past, mav be
preserved thoughtful men and men'
great in sciences as men great in I
letters and the arts proclaim today as
vnUnntly as ever in the veais gone by I
And it may be that the time is not so i
far distant when our young men, as
today the young men of Franco, will,
stand reaclv to demand t tin t encourage
ment to a humanrMic training which
is their right and the right of poster-'
ity Nor can it be doubted that when)
educators stand ready to recommend,
the students will be eager to follow,
and the studv ol Cieek and Latin will
no longei seem but the impractical
pieparatlon ol the impiuctical For
in those davs public education will be
modeled Tor the good of the state,
which will be seen to be also the good
ol the indiv idual "
Telephone Yule Mros at once
WANTKD - Kive good hustling Uni stu
dents at Ludwig's, the Mig I'ni Tail
ors, 102S () st 2t
Lincoln Musical College
EDITORIAL
'' lo not need the editorial
columns of anv newspaper to fiulit
our tight We enter into competition
with no school except on the basis of
meiit The advantages of this school
are education Our lustructois do not
need to go abmad Tor further study '
thev are now Finished Artists
Aloys C Kremer is acknowledged bv
world masters to be America's Great
est Pianoforte Interpreter
Or F. A. Delano is endorsed bv the
world's great artists as one of the Few
Croat Teachers of Voice i
COMPARISONS
We will play one of Mr Kremer's
one year students against any teacher1
of the faculty of any other SCHOOL'
in Lincoln. I
We will sing one of Dr. Delano's
students on Four Weeks' Notice
against any voice teacher on any otlic r,
faculty in Lincoln, under forfeiture of
$100 00. if this is accepted as a chal
lenge and we fail to appear
WHY CAN WE DO THIS? '
Our instructors are artists in the
rl of Teaching Singing and Playing
The f Artist's Wav Take n Lesson
lOveiv Dav, prepares the student for
c ompai isons '
WK KK KKMIY TO MKKT ANY
KIND OF I0D1ICAT1ONAL COMPAUI
SONS IN MUSIC '
Lincoln Musical College
Just as a Hurry-Up
Argument
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Stetson, Schoble and C. K. Hats
Excello and Yorke Shirts
And lots of others all
bought to sell to men
and young men who
know. That's why we
expect you to know us
better.
Armstrong Clothing Co,
Good Clothes Merchants
The
University School of Music
Established 1894
Offers the highest class of instruction in all
branches of music.
Students may enter any time.
Anyone expecting to study music will do
well to get information concerning this
school before choosing an instructor.
WUlard Kimball, Director
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WE ARE GOING TO
The Huffman's General Supply House
For our SCHOOL and OFFICE Supplies
We get more for our money at
208 South 11th Street -:- -;- Lincoln
WE CATER TO STUDENTS
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