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DAILY NEBKASKAN
MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1957
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EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor Phyllis Williamson
Assistant Editors ..Dorothy Hall and Karen Peterson
Sports Editor Dick Basoco
Cover Design Steve Cohen
Reporters ..Ellen Stokes, Sandra Lichtenberg, Sally
Smith, Becky Colwell, Jim Roman, Diane Jones,
Pat Prouty, Sue Schnable, Mary Dee Patterson,
Sandra Whalen, Diane Maxwell, Kay Turner and
Linda Watt
BUSINESS STAFF
Business Manager Judy Chapman
Assistants Martha Crocker, Mamie Gardner
Campus Previews
Howdy New Cornhuskers,
This year s cover of Special Edition shows you
several scenes of the University of Nebraska campus
life. Throughout these pages you will see other
scenes some of the many sides to a college life. You
will see a "sneak preview" of the campus colleges
and scholarship, activities, special events, social life
and people.
Get the most out of your university by participat
ing in each phase of it. Take advantage of the op
portunities and facilities for a fine intellectual and
preparatory education, and your knowledge will pay
dividends at the university and later on. You'll find
that you will even like studying for the information
that you gain makes your life a richer and fuller one
Also take advantage of the student-managed ac
tivities. Nearly any interest or talent you may have
can oe exercised in some orancn 01 a campus ac
tivity. You may findu expression through religion
here, too. Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant student
houses are found on campus. Many new and lasting
friendships can be formed on campus through your
classes, activities, and social life.
The staff hopes that this newspaper will acquaint
you with some of the scenes of college life and
strengthen your enthusiasm for your future years at
the University of Nebraska.
Phyllis Williamson,
Editor
Next Stop-University, Then Career
Four years ago when I came to
the campus of the University I
didn't know what to expect from
this wide-eyed institution plunked
down in the middle of our state.
Four years later as I emerged,
from the Coliseum, a happy and
reportedly educated man, I still
didn't know what to expect from
the next big step in my life a
career.
But being at the University had
done some things for me which
no job, no book or no tingle man
could do for a philosopher in a
hundred years.
The school to which I had come
was something of a fostering moth
er for four years. It directed my
thoughts to fine things in life like
the drama and the literary master
pieces of the present and past
world. It smashed my dreams that
perhaps man could be a creature
unto himself. It developed my
ideals along the lines of reason
ability rather than chaos.
In simple terms the University
had lived up to its title, the "Alma
Mater."
But what can any freshman ex
pect from any institution of higher
education? He can, I believe, know
that he will be treated as an adult
"Ask Tlte Upper Classmen
Where They Get Their Uaireuts?"
CHANCES ARE THEY'LL SAY
BILL MURRELL'S DRIVE-IN
BARBER SHOP
SPORTSMEN'SBARBER SHOP
Plenty of Parking 15th & P
first and foremost. And to deserve
such treatment he must be willing
to sacrifice the . tricks of youth.
But that our University isn't
without its fine times . . . There
will be parties and football games
and picnics and dances and social
functions and romances. There will
be opportunities of meeting the
great men of the intellectual world
who come to speak with the youth
of Nebraska. There will be chances
for diseussing personal problems
with some of the finest educators
in the country right here on our
own campus.
University life is, of course, an
experience apart from and in your
life. But foremost you will
gain from it the realization of how
much there is to know and how
inadequate we are to learn the
myriad secrets of life.
College life, all in all, is a thrill
ing and wonderful experience. i
Fred Daly HI j
Merchants Speak . . .
When you leave home to attend
college, you leave many familiar
things behind, including your
friendly merchants whom you have
patronized for years. Along with
meeting new friends and becom
ing adjusted to university life, you
will be confronted with many new
and unfamiliar business establish
ments. ,
The businessmen in Lincoln rea
lize that students are accustomed
to friendly, efficient service in their
s tores, so they do everythng pos
sible to make you feel at home
help ir. every way to select your
purchases. Many Lincoln stores
employ University of Nebraska
students who can help you select
the right purchases for your col
lege life.
Lincoln stores are modern in
every respect and do their utmost
to keep up with current trends and
needs of you the college man
or woman. Whether it be a new
dress for Rush Week, a type
writer for your themes, or a
grease job for your car, you can
be sure that the Lincoln stores will
have the latest and most modern
merchandise and service.
By merely advertising in this
Special Edition, they have shown
their interest and respect for the
buying power of the University of
Nebraska students. So, when you
come to Lincoln, you can be con
fident that you will receive the
same friendly service in dealing
with the Lincoln merchants that
you are accustomed to in your lo
cal stores.
You can become familiar with
the names of many local mer
chants that you will want to know
by reading the ads in this edition.
This Special Edition carries ad
vertisements from many of Lin
coln's best restaurants, garages,
banks, clothing stores, hotels, flor
ists, music stores, laundries, book
stores, and many more. Remem
ber these leading names in mer
chandising, and you will be as
sured of many pleasant shopping
hours in Lincoln.
Jady Chapman
Bcstness Manager
It Happened at N.U.
"Why wont you marry me?'"
he demanded. "There isn't any
one else, is there?"
"Oh, Edgar," she sighed, "there
must be!"
"Lincoln's - Stopping P
11th to 12th On Que Street
Parking for your car
Popular Priced Rooms
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Large Pleasant Lobby
Cafes, Cleaning Pressing
225 Rooms
Complete Car Service
Ideal Meeting Place
Downtown Location
"MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE PARK-Q-TEL"
