THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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"PINCH ME"
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"SONG AND MUSIC"
4 RUBIN I SISTERS
MURRAY OCTAVIA
STUTZ & BINGHAM
In a Laughable Skit
"THE PERFECT M"
MILT JACK
WOOD & WHITE
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"MUSIC ANI PANCINQ
TOMFOOLERY"
Mildred & Harry Otto
Tha Eccentric Comlquaa In
"PUBLIC DECEIVERS"
"IDAHO" CURRENT NEWS
BABICH AND THE ORCHKSTRA
SHOWS AT 2: SO 7 lOO B:0O
RIALTO
MOTHERS'
WEEK
A Laufh, A Taar, A Caap and a
Thought la Carry Homa
"THE GOOSE
HANGS HIGH"
A Paramount Plctura
INSTRUMENTAL TRIO
Doris Baker, Halan Obarllai,
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ALL THIS WEEK
. Beautiful and Bewitching,
CORRINE
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"DECLASSE"
ON THE STAGE
Paulh & Polly
An Amaiinf Offering
Other Entartalnlng Pictures
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"The Monster"
You Can't Solva It With
LON CHANEY
"THE PACEMAKERS"
H. C. Wltw.r'a 4Ih Slory
"THE GREAT DECIDE"
LARRY SF.MON
In a Laush Smaatlnn
THE DOME DOCTOR"
SHOWS AT j7i'i. T, 9.
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Father Motored!
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EMOTIONS AND FAILURES
When paychologlati in Increasing
numbers are atresilng some form of
motional guidance as a collie ne-
coiislty, It becomes time for the col
lege man to alt up and take notice
of the problem. Only last Saturday,
speaking: before the Conference on
McnUl Hyjriorte and Education of
the State Charities Aid Association
In this city, Dr. Frankwood E. Wil
liams argued the proposition. A
larger number of student than Is
suppoHed, develop, as a result of
their emotional experience and Its
neglect, frank mental disease and In-
sanities, whllo others, "stumble out
of the schools only to be picked up
and tended a few years later."
"In spite of increased skill in
training Intellects, and In imito 0f In
creased facilities for tho protection
of the physical health of the students
and more power to both of them
tho jjnal, if that froal bo tho increase
of human happiness and efficiency,
will not bo reached by these alone,
for neither happiness nor efficiency
Is fundamentally dependent upon
them. Emotions as well as Intellect,
and mental health as well as physical
health muxt bo mado a part of the
program." Tho university was chld
cd for narrowly centering its inter
est on tho intellect and not upon the
mind as a whole, and for neglecting
to investigate or protect against the
fnilurc of its program on this ac
count. The boy who suffers from physi
cal ailments receives every attention
from the university, "but the boy
who is wrestling with a crisis in his
emotions is left to struggle alone,
although the consequences may be
far more serious, and, when his diffi
culties have got the best of him, is
cast out as unfit. For years we have
witnessed far too many 'nervous-brenk-downs,'
suicides and failures,
to sny nothing of mediocrity among
our college populations We
have been educating our young peo
ple to be teachers, lawyers and doc
tors, yet never have we taught them
to understand themselves."
A distant approach to .this emo
tional guidance is found in the sys
tem of faculty advisers for students.
Founded upon an excellent theory,
the success of the plan depends en
tirely on the willingness of the indi
vidual adviser to accept his responsi
bility, and, more important, on his
ability to act in this capacity. The
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problem la a perplexing one, yet one
which merits the careful considera
tion of educators. How do our own
psychologist feel about it? The
Columbia Spectator.
A STEP IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION
The fact that the Executive Com
mittee of the student body at their
weekly meeting last Tuesday took up
the matter of a campus community
chest or campus tax, whichever ap
pears the most desirable, is a step in
the right direction toward solving
our present financial ills with regard
to campus activities. It marks a new
era in student activities at Washing
ton and Lee and if a proposition
adapted to our needs is finally put
to tho vote of tho student body as it
is hoped on next Friday, it should be
cupported by every far-seeing stu
dent who la fumiliar with conditions
as they exist.
When one stops to consider how
many financial drives are inaugurat
ed on this campus every year, how
much good time and energy is lost
and what a nuisance it has become to
each and every student this fact
alotia should put the measures across
by a wide margin. Rut there are
many other worthy features involved,
far superior to the elimination of
drives. It would, provided every stu
dent was to contribute to the fund
prove a direct financial saving to ev
ery student. Furthermore, it would
guarantee him better activities be
cause of the fact that an assured In
come would be available for each of
these activities. On the side of the
activities themselves, much time now
taken for collection of funds could be
given to the actual planning and op
eration of the activities.
The plan has worked successfully
at the University of North Carolina
and the University of Florida for ex
ample, and on both these campuses
students are getting their publica
tions at greatly reduced rates and
paying Jess in fact for all activities
included under the budget.
We are satisfied that some plan of
raising money by this method is what
we need to set our struggling activ
ities again on their feet. Just what
form that plan will take must be
worked out by the Executive Com
mittee for presentation to the stu
dents for their approval or disapprov
al. And that is just what the commit
tee is doing at the present time.
Let us all in the meantime be
thinking over the advisability of such
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Northwestern University
Law School
SUMMER SESSION 1925
June 22 to August 22
' Summer Faculty Includes
Fred B. Branson, Justice of Supreme Ceurt of Oklahomai Benjamin
W. Colman, Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Nevadai John F.
Main, Chief Justice of tho Supreme Court of Washington! Andrew
M. Morrissey, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nebrashai Earl
C. Arnold, Faculty of George Washington University Law School i
and the following member of the Northwestern University Law
School Facultyi
Dean John H. Wigmore Stephen Love
Herbert L. Harley Jasper F. Rommel
Elmer M. Leesman Charles H. Watson
For Bulletin and detailed information address)
SECRETARY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
Northwestern University Building, 31 Weal Lake Street, Chicago
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