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Of course we are glad to see you
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HAMMOND EXPLAINS
POSITION IN DISPUTE
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registration, was the best method of
setting the dispute.
"The views of the students in this
matter were set out in petition which
as presented to the Chancellor and
which read as follows: 'We, the
undersigned students of the Univer
sity of Nebraska, believing that the
selection of Frank D. Patty by the
Student Publication Board as Editor
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of Tue Daily Nebraskan over Le Ross
Hammond, the present Managing
Ealtor, is unfair, contrary to the
traditional custom of selection and
aetrimental to the best interest of
t:e paper, respectfully petition tha
Chancellor and the Board of Regents,
accor-img to the by-laws of the Pub
lication Board, to overrule the de
cision of the Board and appoint Le
Ross Hammond as Editor, for the
first semester of the year 1920-21.'
"Mr. Patty served on The Nebras
kan for a part of a semester as a
reporter and for a part of another
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semester as News Editor. In th
middle of his semester as New
Editor he resigned and from that tim
on devoted himself to other activities
He did not complete one full semester
as News Editor and did not hold th
position of Managing Editor.
"It is my honest personal bVlit
that The Daily Nebraska must de
pend for its success upon the tradi
tion that those on its staff who render
faithful, continuous and efficient serv
ice mayook forward to advancement.
The financial remuneration for work
on The Daily Nebraskan being small
the only incentive for reporters and
news editors is the hope of promotion
for meritorious service and if this
hope is denied them, the organization
can not be maintained.
"During my service as Managing
Editor of the paper, it was my earn
est desire at all times to give the stu
dents the best publication possible.
Whether I succeeded or not, is a
question which is logically one for
the subscribers to decide. I welcome
an expression of their opinion in the
referendum vote which is being taken
this week.
'I regret very much that the pres
ent situation exists and, for the wel
fare of tne University, I hope that a
similar difficulty does not arise again
Personally, I am pleased that Ui stu
dents are to have the right' to decide
thin question and I shall consider
their dec'slon final.
CROWDS THRONG WALKS
TO GET TIME CARDS
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this year than in 1919, the first post
war year, the number of upperclass
Freshmen will enter the Universit
men will be greater than last yea
The registrar believes that the
number of Freshmen this year will
be larger than was expected earlier
in the summer.
Procedure
The student will follow the proced
ure outlined below vrhen he begins
to register:
1. All new students will first consult
registrar in U 111.
Z. All, except new students, first se
cure enrollment instructions and a
registration ticket at registrar's of
flee for an hour in which to en
roll and pay fees. Tickets and in
structions will be given out Tues
day, September 14.
3. Place of enrollment:
1. Engineering College. See. in
struction leaflet.
t. Graduate College in Adm. 104.
3. Law College in Law Buildiag.
4. Arts and Science College (ex
cept advisers of Sophomores
Juniors and Seniors, who may
be consulted in departmental of
fices). Agriculture College, Busi
ness Administration Dental Col
lege, Pharmacy and Pre-Medic
and Teachers College enroll in
Memorial Hall. Admitted by
ticket. Enter from Twellth
Street Exit by west door.
4. Pay fees at Registrar's office. Ad
mitted by ticket.
Bulletins containing a summarized
list of all courses for the new semes
ter may be obtained at the registrar's
office in Administration Building. ,
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