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Oct. 2, 1914 "The Black Masques request that ali
girls who have tickets for the girls' section at the
football game Saturday will meet in the Music Hail of
the Temple from one-thirty to two-thirty, Saturday
afternoon, to practice songs and yells. We will then go
to the game in a body.".
"The future work of the University, then, is to train
men in the government of cities. Provision must be
made in the curriculum for training men to govern cities
as men how are fitted to teach high schools, practice
law, and build bridges. In the selection of city
managers the test will be efficiency, not vote-getting
capacity. As in Germany, city government will become
a profession. It is true that municipal administration
now is a business in some cities. By trained men
responsible to the people? No; rather tobacco-chewing,
hand-shaking, professional politicians. Clean, efficient
government will only come when trained, non-political,
far-seeing men are placed at the helm."
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FrtiinrUn-f.hiaf- Jane Owen3. News Editor:' Wes Albers.
Managing Editor: Dave Madsen. Associate News Editor: Rebecca
Brite. Layout: Mary Beth Grange. Sports Editor: bteve idyior
E.tor.tainmont Frtitnr'Grea Lukow. Night News Editor: Jane Hoge
Chief Photagrapher: Gail Foida. News Assistant: Lisa Brown
Editorial Assistant: Ann Owens.
Reoorters: Harrv Baumert. Chuck Beck, Deb Bettenhausen, Lori
IniPnnpr. Connie Sue Gaskill. Randy Gordon. Deb Gray. Ivy Harper.
Mark Hoffman, John Kaikowski, Rusty Reno, Rex Seline, Lynn
ISilasek, Mary SnacReiton, rviaxuiewjrueii, varey vwees.
Entertainment Writers: Dennis Eliermeier, Chuck Strinz, David
Ware.
Sports Staff: Bob Cullinan, Becky Morgan, Dennis Onnen, Larry
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Columnists: Mark B. Rasmussen, Karen
Sindelar, Nancy Stohs, Amy Struthers. (
Artist: Ron Wheeler.
Photographer; Steve Bqerner. , .
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"Business Manager: Jerri. Haussler. Advertising Manager: Ken
Kirk. Production Manager: Kitty Poiicky.
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