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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1993)
Michelle Paulman/DN Dave Landis State Senator from Lincoln “Be ready to keep learning. Gradu ation isn’t the end, it’s the beginning of an education. And make learning a permanent part of your life.” Boyd Johnston Editor of The Ideal, a conservative student newspaper “Stop reading the D.N. now, be fore it’s too late. And watch Rush Limbaugh religiously." Chris Hopfensperger Editor of the Daily Nebraskan “Ignore Boyd Johnston.” Karen Jennings UNLwomen’sbasketball player and two-time Big Eight player of the year “Don’t be satisfied with being av erage. Pul in the extra work and gel involved. Average is just plain bor ing.” Alfred “Bud” Pagel News-editorial department chair man “Always remember that anger is the wind that blows out the candle of the mind.” Andy Sigerson Former ASUN president and 1992 Homecoming King “From my perspective, I think our country and society is lacking people who stick to what they believe in. Slick by your principles and beliefs no matter what pressures you face— unless the compromise is as good as the original principle." Sally Wise Academic Senate President “Make a pledge to yourself to keep on learning — take a class for fun every now and then.” Hank Duffy’s bartender Hank, following in the tradition of Nancy Reagan, didn’t want to give any advice. His one word to the Daily Nebraskan — “No.” Ron Kurtenbach UNL student and custodian, host of his own cable-access talk show Kurtenbach wasn’t able to be reached for comment, but his answer ing machine offered unsolicited ad vice: “A quote from a Buddhist monk Muju: ‘So delusion has become en lightenment. Had I not wandered un aware, how would enlightenment have opened itself to me.’ And now, your comment please. Beep.” Debbie Way Blonde University Bookstore lady “Cash, check or charge?” Remember that your education here has prepared you not just fora job, but to be humanitarians — to be productive, caring members of your families, your communities and your societies. —Graham Spanier UNL Chancellor Open your eyes; there are a lot of things going on that you don't need to put up with. Nowadays students are so focused on getting out of school that they don't realize the crappy quality of education they're getting. —Troy Branch UNL football player and graduating senior Be ready to keep learning. Graduation isn’t the end, it’s the beginning of an education. And make learning a permanent part of your life. —Dave Landis State Senator from Lincoln