University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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IP Pv E .vy- -- ' c o he c enti - Jvth The 1934 Cornhusker is not so con- cerned with themes and motifs, as with the values. Public education everywhere is on trial. If state uni- versities are to endure, they must demonstrate that they have not lost sight of the purpose for which they were founded. Their ' s is, and right- fully, the burden of proof. There to be thers.

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KECORDING THE UUORTH OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY TO HER STUDENTS TO THE STATE AND TO THE NATION IN sWMa P U B L I 5 H E D 5TU DENTS UNIVERSITY NE B PsASKA LINCOLN ... r ' ;« ■ ' « ' ■ iiTrri! S iSf5V5 ??;M;

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F A C Corn h usKEFk E ■ , - m ,„„ ' -■ ■ • ' ' ■■ ' mi that such education will rebound to his fellows. It Is the privilege of the Cornhusker to show how fully the University of Nebraska accepts this obligation. We seek to present a campus solid and useful, with all the beauty it can afford ... a place where men and women work . . . with every year a life within itself . . . a university seeking to fit its students to do things and to be. ,,- , i j ff - ' ur --;-; ' :: ' ;;;:r ..muui i I