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The iDaily Nebraskan
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
EDITORIAL STAFF
Gaylord Oavia - - Kitltor-ln Chief
Howard Jlurfln - Manning Kdlter
Jack LanAale - Newi Edltor
Clarence Haley - Acting News Editor
. Ruth Snyder - Associate Kditor
Kenneth MeCandlwa Sport. Kditor
Helen Ollmcr - SocM Kditor
BUSINESS STAFF
Olen II. Gardner - Husinesa Manager
Hoy Wythers - Assistant Husincss Manager
REPORTORIAL STAFF
l'atrlcia Malonoy Uayle Yincont Grubb Marian llenninaor
Story Hardin ' Sadie Finch Kdlih Howe
Mary Hotting Le Ih sa Hammond Genevieve Loch
Offices: News, Basement, University Hall; Business, Basement,
Administration Building.
Ti-lephenes: News and Editorial, B-2S16; Business, H 2597.
Njpbt, all Departments, B 4204.
Published every day except Saturday and Sunday during the col
lege year. Subscription, per semester, $1.
Entered at the postoflice at Lincoln, Nebraska, as second-class
mail matter under the Act of Oor.gress of March 3, 1879.
.UNIVERSITY NIGHT
Tho rapid :sale of tickets for Saturday night indicates that the
.until annual University Night performance will be a success. There
is promise of am audience that viil fill the Auditorium to overflow
ing. The night is closed except for one formal party, and the Uni-
ver?ity will ttcd en masse; University Night is the one night of all
the year when 3"ull Care is thrown aside, and the elves of mischief
and satire poke fun at Taculty and students. No censorship board
applies n he rubber stamp rf propriety to any of the remarks or actions
that art released Faculty members see themselves as they are 6een
by studi.ts; the personal eccentricities and mannerisms of each one
! being singled ut and exaggerated to some extent. None who were
present at last ytr's performance vlll have forgotten the "six inch
.rule" whjih caused so much enjoyment. This year other campus
r personally will n,doubt b the "butt of all good-natured fun."
CornhusKer sale ladies ho combed the campus yesterday for
ho dollar tills, as first payment on Cornhuskers, complain of the
interest taXtsj. in the'rbook by most students. The usual reply to the
question, "Bsn't you want to fcuy a Corrihusker?" is "I'll get one all
right, but I haven't gt the money with me." Such is as good as a
refusal, and -prolongs ahe subscription campaign unnecessarily long,
kepfoig the mtragemeai in a &te of uncertainty as to the success
of t!,e campaign. Have the mr.ney ready for the girl solicitor, so
thatxrvhen sheaWks fer jour subscription you will be prepared.
FINDING Tl EM WORK
Tb same nHnt of organization which got twir country's strength
Into the war is -gOvng to find worV for every -naan discharged from
rmilitary.or naval wervice The Coovcil of Natftm&l Defense, with its
-ietworkfjf publk .-and private agencies over Hue entire land, is co
operating to that evd 'by rhe very practical method of working
;hough tt,e natioTi-Me Untted Stat Employment Servieo. A spe
cial Bureau for Returning SoMiers and'Sailors win H- set up in every
tows and tity. All -olfter ionA bodie interested wi pool their ef
forts through this -agtmey, whach wfllihave at it wtosal the ma
chinery and experience tof the tfrnployment service officers. Gradual
demcfWlizatfoxj and gratiual retmn frombroad will -prevent the bur
den from becoming too heavy at any on time. Besides -all that, we
thtok a reatany of the mien 'tfc'Hnselv have relatives -end friends
(including former employers) whtv know jaist about where Tom and
Joe can St in, , and are perfectly wiling to ilp them.
The usual immigration nrf wor.Vtrs to th- United States has been
cut off for over four years. d our women kv3 not gone into indus
try to any extent as their Frmeh and British sisters did, o the prob
lem ha its favoralle aspects. Oreat need -must be mt. neverthe
less, and great plans are under way to acompih what f tiecessary,
but organiziag for pvace is easier that for w', since th Josses of
war are over. If you are interested, gel in tenth through ywr locaj
body that helped you lo your war duty, and fi&d out what jrov can
do to help the man nov returning. CoUrs.
SOLID GOLD
America's colleges have proved that thr ring true by the sterling
performances of their sons in rallying to tie cause of democracy.
Even the professional Jokesters have realized that the "college man"
skit is no longer appreciated. The college tta has justified his ex
istence; and the jokesters no longer carry the crowd with them when
they attempt fcumor at the expens of the college man.
The nation'? colleges are eaid to have given 150,009 men to the
colors, exclusive of the S. A. T. C. force. And of that glorious con
tribution, at least 6,000 gave up their lives "that the nation and the
world might live."
Alma Maters have beard of the accomplishments of their sons
with pride and joy, minfcled with rrief at th lo of Trr.y cj the
young men in whose hands the destinies of the ration will lie in the
next decade.
The college man is made of the right stuff, after alL
And the poor funny man loees another inspiration. The Purdue
Exponent
C. H. FREY
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