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I From tfie Editor ... Poge 2 EDITORIAL Friday, May 24, 1963 Our Congratulations TODAY, THE Daily Nebraskan takes pride to announcing the two Outstanding Nebraskans for the second semester. Bill Holland, who has been an out standing campus leader and who through his efforts has brought honor to our Uni versity, has proven himself to he truly representative of a student in aB senses of the word. DR. DONALD O. Clifton, mho was supported for the award by some 55 in dividual letters of nomination, shows a genuine concern for people in all walks of life. He could be described as a per son who not only believes in, but also does something concrete to promote the American, democratic way of life. In ad dition to his University activities, Dr, Clifton is a tireless civic worker. He definitely deserves the praise he has been given. Selection of only two Outstanding Xebraskans, one student and one faculty member, is a difficult task, particularly when such outstanding people are nom inated. But, once again, the choices have been wse ones and we present to you our Outstanding Xebraskans . , , two people devoted to their University and"v the students they serve. WE OFFER them our most sincere congratulations. . . . viith charity for all It's getting late . . , the visions Of tomorrow's hour exams and term papers are becoming larger and larger . . and Pve suddenly realized that I have begun to type the last article of the se mester. Nearly everyone on the staff has gone home except for those responsible for the "midnight rnaiT Susie, Wendy, Cork and Gary. And, it seems strange that many of the staff members who have already gone wont be back later. For several, tedav mas the last day down in the Union "cellar.'" Lots of memories we have of the cellar - . -pleasant memories. We spend four, five, six or seven hours dow here a day, four or five or six days a week. We gripe, we yell, we glare at the noisy pipes on the ceiling. Tt seems that these "tough Rag lads'' that group of crusaders out to tor pedo any and -a! institutions actually have hearts, and what's more, they are a hunch of sentimental suckers. The work runs into the 25 and 30 hour a week category. Evened out, the salary Is somewhere in the 25 cents an hour range hardly enough to lure anyone down here to get rich. Before some cynic asks, I might as well mention why most of flie kid do come down and work like the ones who are graduating seniors the ones who aren trying to work up the heir archy, who work because they love It. It's more than the Eag. That's the primary loyalty, hut without the atmos phere of the campus, there would he no Rag staff because you have to love this place to put up with the pressures, the constant complaints from people. Despite the -almost constant twitter around the campus that the Rag is out to get someone, we feel that when we criticize, it is to improve. We feel that as the campus paper, we have the one real forum through which the stndent point of view may be expressed. thus if seems at times that we take large swings at the administrative offices, perhaps it is because we feel that no one else really has the opportun ity t do so. Time passed rather juickly today , , . Lacey yelled for Morris to send some copy over to the desks; Morris yelled at Big Iron. Johnny Lonnquist, the two Susies, and Gary to give him some copy so that he can give' to Susie, Cork and Wendy; Johnny threw another temper tantrum as he refused to make another goodie run; Terry couldn't find Mick as he was up in the Crib social izing because he was sure that there was nothing for him to do. The busi ness staff ... an editorial staff mem ber has little to say about them, as they Ye a breed apart. Yes. even the last day was like every other work day has been. Oh well'! cut the sentimetitalism . , , "cuz, in short, it's been great. And, I have many people to thank for an in teresting semester my staff tino oth er editor has, or win ever be able to boast -of a greater group), "Pub Board, J-School faculty members, and all the students and faculty members with whom TVe worked. In my opinion, ev ery one of you are outstanding Nebras kans. And, as another final bought, 1 rec ommend adherence to the fatooiis words of Abraham Lincoln: "With malice toward none; with char ity for all , . ,"" linda Jensen " I THE tARm VOUN& MAN Daily Nebraska?! SEVTSvTl-SECOM) YEAR OF PUBLICATION Telephone 477-6711, ext. 25R8, 2589, 2590 14th 1R member Associated CoBeglate frw. International Press Representative, "Na tional Advertising Service, Incorporated. Published at: Room 51, Student Union, Lincoln 8, Nebraska. BMTOB1M. W1AJT rmtm , ........ fttanaxtiw TIMter ..... ALtiint nmHp Editor An rarwr Frfitar Camrr Kdliom Jimtirr Staff WriMn ... PantaaraaMr . It's quite evident that the last issue's editorial page is left up to the edi tor to do ALOXE ... no letters to the editor, col umns or reviews. Just the editor sits at the typewriter trying to think of something to write about. In evaluating the past' semester, I find one point in which the outgoing staff may take a large measure of satisfaction. If we were talked about if the issues we raised were thought about, then in some measure, we did our job. When the paper agreed with Hte factia"s way of thinking It was an epi tome of Journalistic abil ity. When It did net agree, it was yv?toty despica ble. This was one of the tighter views of the eccen tricities t the coSege eomntnnity that kept the lights burning in the oc casional snowstorms we experienced. The Xebraskan, since it is a publication of, for, and by, human beings, was subject to all of the pitfalls of the species. The paper feU prey to all of those human character istics of arrogance, piety, commission and omission, intemperance and short sightedness. See, we know we ain't perfect. Isn't it sad? It's the "so long its been good to know yen time of t e vear again. The good -by kick Is al right, and ev eryone, to be Bice, Joins in, bat now many of as A Fqyj Pinal Wor aill nctaally be ran re than happy t be rid nf each other? Quite a few, I would gness. But, what am I talking ataat, any way, Pm not going any place. Yes, there are those of you who will be leaving those of us behind. I will miss some of you when I wander into the Crib look ing for a cigarette to ' borrow" or a dime tor a cup of coffee. Perhaps we should all take the attitude that ab sence makes the heart grow ' fonder. Heaven knows there is nothing which a young idealist wants more than to like and be liked by all. So let's get out of each oth er's lives so we can like each other. To those of vm who kaveat written letters to the editor and nave ex pressed year aisgnst for or work this semester merely by throwing ear product in the wastcbas ket at Bamett Han, I thank yea. To the few who have read our paper and have expressed admiration and appreciation for the effort behind each day's publi cation, yours shall be the Kingdom of Heaven. To those of you who have no interest in cam pus politics, I congratu late you. To these nt yen who re frained frem yelling "Hi Red" daring the semes let's "controversy," I raw sav that yon mast be a straights kinking S friend. To those of you who shall be interviewing for next semester's Nebras kan staff tomorrow, I shall mention your names before Pub Board. And to you, dear read er, I wish small tuition hikes, winning football teams, passing grades, a successful love life and a Bachelor's degree. 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