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

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SS »ia3j || S u 1 HE Ci)rnliiiskcr oi I ' J. ' io Iki ihi (Icdicatidii. Imt iii l( ' ail. jjavs tr iliutf t(i those young graduates who responded enthusiastically to our appeal, not niiK lor their photographs, hut toi ' their stoi ot tlieir loicign lionu . W e lia e reprodiieeil a leu ol the oiil taniiiMg letters from .Tapan to such out-jiosts as Eg pt. These alunuii are not in W ho - ho . imt aic inerel ainliilion- anil lourageous voung people wiio. in some cases. ha e lett the cami)ns onlv re- centK to rarr theii ' perso?ial inlliience and lh ' good name ol the (!ornhu kers to ])eo|)le who po -il]l -till li(die e that l,o Angeles is just a tone throw Iroin Brooklyn. Last ear Nehra.-ka I ni ei il had oiil i teen tudents ho e homes were hevond the houndario ol the I nited Slates. Imt such a iact is not indicative ol a lack ol co mo|iolilan interests. May these young alniuni. Ii their pre-ence. (haw attenlion Ironi all parts of the woiid to thi- la( t. that Nelira-ka due- h,i e a definite |)lace in the -nn. maiB n -j

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;r«c ! o - : a S ' ' ' ' ' ve» Cl» oti ' - re oeV • ' • ' nonorei syH K. M. Briltell x ' 32 of Alaska sayt, My job was 45 miles from Talke- eina and I had lo travel it on snow- shoes with a sixty pound park lo carry . Student . . . Kenneth Kee at MrCill -UniTersily in Montreal dates enough to note that a itirl is insulted if taken home before three, thinks her escort i bored. Agriculture . . . R. B. Davis stationed in Puerto Rico slates that his goal is to introduce disease-resistant varieties of sugar cane and to continue with mid-day siestas. Teaching . . . Eulalia Crelher writes from a girls Imarding srhool, Egyptian students, like others, love to do things. A remodeled buffalo stable is her project. Glen Harvey ' 36 studies medicine at MrCill University at Montreal. He notes many foreign customs but tells us there are no house parties. Moon or Drug . Journalism . . . Vivacious Harriet Ray ' 29 writes by China Clipper that she survived an operation to leave her with stream- lined srar and an inability to kneel in prayer. Oil Fields . . . Rowene Millerx ' .ie says hers is the largest Amerir n colony outside of American territory. There are eight tiarhelor quarters and one girPs dormitory included. Consular Service . . Charles Cooper in the busy Jap- anese legation writes that he must obtain Sute Department permission to write for the Comhusker. And thus writes much and says little.