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New Bus Needed
A year ago the University, in cooperation with the City
buslines, established an inter-campus bus to shuttle students
back and forth between ag and city campuses.
With the advent of the bus, came the rule that parking
stickers would not be issued for both campuses, therefore
forcing the students to rely on the bus transportation.
Monday morning students again waited confidently
for big red bomb to come wheeling around the corner. Come
it did. But when it came the students, standing in front of
the Nebraska Center, were informed that the bus was full
and no more passengers would be taken on.
Vein left them stranded on ag campus at 7:40 a.m., with an
eight o'clock class on city campus.
If the University is going to limit parking of cars to one
campus only, the bus line must be reliable. Students are
here to attend classes and should not. be forced by a bus to
forego that duty.
True, the bus is crowded. It was crowded last year, if
bus drivers are going to limit the number of students, an
other bus should be added during the peak hours.
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By way of introduction, it
would appear that an ex
planation of my column
heading would be in order,
which at the same time
would give me some space
in which to spill the beans,
so to say, about myself.
Yes, boys and girls, I write
on the walls.
I have written, am writ
ing and shall continue to
write (or scratch) on walls,
pillars, buildings, underpas
ses, inside of matchbook
covers, behind the drapes,
on top of . . . well, no sense
in depleting my supply of
hangouts this early in the
game.
The next point to make is
what? You name it and I
write it: purring poetry,
piecemeal formulae, sensu
ous satire, appropriate aph
orisms, vague vulgarities,
innocous innuendoes, chauv
inistic trivia, graphic-gory
stories, jungles, jangles and
all of the general graphis
that is ah . . . generally un
punishable. However, (before the
copyreader has a cerebral
thrombosis) I always dis
guise any and everything
which might have a tinge of
offhand offensiveness. I
certainly wouldn't want to
dissuade popular opinion or
unjustly criticize the anom
alies of contemporary so
ciety (that by the way in
cludes all youse searching
for truth, beauty and all
that jazz at the university).
But whatever I write, and
this is dictum, I don't want
some baggy-eyed, snot
nosed kid following me
along my way and tell
ing me that I really don't
have any clothes on after
all, because I went to the
best tailor in the Capitol and
he assured me that the
threads (robes, cloaks,
garbs) were absolutely, un
conditionally the best that
an education could buy.
What I am getting at is
that 1 suppose I will write
about many and sundry
subjects with an emphasis
upon the Fine Arts. Oh, of
course, the parking prob
lems and kissing on Shel
don's Italian marble steps
(can you imagine the au
dacity?) and other improb
able catastrophes w h i c h
beset and bewilder faculty
members and students alike.
And what's more, the
anonymous 'they' told me
that around these here
parts, a man could say just .
about what he damned well
pleased, as long as . . . ah
it or you (they should be
the same, but oft times
ain't) didn't disagree with
... ah ... ah with . . . well
now don't be stirring up any
trouble or you can just git
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on down the road. I quickly
said a short prayer, paid
allegiance to you-know-what
and sent Mom post card.
Well anyway, just to give
you something to think
about while I tug this tote
of books back to 'the dorm,
I ran upon this the other
day scribbled on a fireplug
near Bessey Hall:
"For the beginning is
assuredly
the end since we know
nothing, pure
and simple, beyond
our own complexities."
Rather puzzling, isn't it?
By the way, this is what I
have treasured most about
my education (treasured
. . . meaning, locked up in
a vault): I am vaguely be
ginning to understand
what's written on the wall.
Squabble
I notice there is an an
nouncement of a Youth for
Goldwater meeting tonight.
That's funny.
Last year the statement
was that there would be no
Youth for Goldwater club
this year. If Goldwater
doesn't got the nomination,
there is no purpose for us,
they said. If he does, the
whole Republican party will
be working for Goldwater's
election.
Well, Goldwater was
nominated. The whole Re
publican party is working
for his election. Why does
this announcement sudden
ly appear.
It's seems that if the
Goldwaterites want their
man elected, they would do
everything in their power to
unite the party. This does
not appear to be the proper
way to accomplish this
mammouth feat.
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Editors Note: Albert E.
Hahn ran for Nebraska gov
ernor in the primary this
spring.
Dear Editor:
Mass murder on our high
ways is like nothing the
state of Nebraska has ever
seen before. There will be
nearly 400 fatalities this
year.
An uneasy feeling per
meates the state. Giant
loopholes in our legal sys
tem usually let the fatality
driver slip through un
punished. A state-wide emergency
now exists. Loosed and un
checked as a giant mass
murderer of tremendous
proportions in the form of
our fatality drivers.
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