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Special thanks to-a great staff
As they say, "all good things must sometimes
end." And whoever added the "and not a moment
too soon" hit it right on..
This is the final edition of the Summer
Nebraskan, and while it was a tremendous learning
experience, I think I can speak for the staff in saying
we're kind of glad to see it end so we can begin our
summer vacations. ' - v
In each issue we dedicated ourselves to perfection
and gave it everything we had to make it work.
Through our mistakes we learned, and through our
triumphs, we were assured that those late Tuesday
nights were worth it.
My staff worked hard but no one worked harder
than my "ace" repdrter Gordon Johnson. Gordon
could be seen on the phone or at the typewriter from
6:30 a.m. to midnight. He never gave up and it is
rumored that he shook up a few UNL administrators
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' The Summer Nebraskan b published weekly fey the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln School of Journalism
daxirj e&ht -weeks cf the summer sessions. Summer
ftebraskaa bt!fc "is 112 Avery Hall, City Campus.
Telephone 472-S210.
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Business Manager: Rosemary WCtaie
' Exporter: Gordon Johnson
" Adverti-i2& Representative: Becky C&redis
- A&viizrt: Jsei Eotts. Don Glover
School of JqsrnsKo Director: Neale Ccpple
because of his diligence. I couldn't have made it
through 68 pages of hews without his dedication and
constant hard work.
RojSemary Wiltsie, the Summer Nebraskan
business manager learned that "walking the
streets" wasn't as glamorous as it is professed. We
had our differences about the economy and its effect
on student newspaper advertising, but Rose always
1 came through for Us in the end. And we finally did
get that 12 pager.
Becky Caredis, the account representative who is
not pictured because she is out gavoting in Grand
Island, helped to keep us all on our toes. She always
had a friendly smile and kept those Friday lun
cheons moving with hot campus gossip.
Our advisers Prof. Jack Botts and Prof. Don
Glover were valuable in guiding us through the ups
and downs of summer. Those red marked critiques
Will ever be etched in my brain.
And thanks to Betsie Ammons, L. Kent
Wolgamott, Barbie Richardson, Margaret Atwater,
and Kelly Outson for their fine free lance writing
and editing efforts.
. And a special thanks to R. Neale Copple, Jour
nalism School Director for being a lawyer, newsman,
mother and friend when we needed each of them.
It was a good summer we created the Summer
Nebraskan's first sports section, copyrighted a
story (even if we didn't get the ethically required at
tribution) and managed to "scoop" "real"
newspapers like the Journal and Star.
Rosemary will finish her advertising major this
fall, Becky will plug through more required classes,
and Gordon and I will be again writing for the Daily
Nebraskan.
And thanks to our sources, whose identity we
kept within out heads and whose confidence and
trust led us to the completion of an exciting summer.
Shelley Smith
Editor
Not pictured
Becky Caredis
account representative
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