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A STATE Center of the United States, stronghold of the nation, thriving jVebraska this year celebrates 75 vears of statehood. Since 1867 the farmers and merchants of the Cornhusker state have struggled to keep business, and the business of education, moving forward. With each war and depression have come lowered appropriations from the state legislature. Salaries have been slashed, working funds drasticallv reduced. Surviving these educational purges has been the state university. Comprising 20 different college, schools and divisions, the University of Nebraska has always ranked near the top among the institutions of higher learning. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, second semester enrolment in the Universitv dropped 12% below that of the previous year; a special com- mittee moved to eliminate spring vacation and advance commencement to Mav 25. Faced with rapidly mounting changes the University and its followers remain confident that its educational stand- ards will not be shattered and its ultimate value in a democracy fighting to live, not forgotten. ar-time on the Nebraska campus. Students trudge to 8 o clocks in Soc with the sleepy satisfaction of helping their country. Student Defense Council, organized by a war-conscious Student Council, collected books for soldiers, sponsored benefit show.
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YEARS S63«?!55» ' SS »s ' e«8K«s»r ' i»; fffc Nebraska Slate Capitol, Hymbol of a free state and a free nation. Right, one of the most in- triguing spots on the campus, the walk between historic old U Hall and Grant Memorial Hall.
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Nebraska ' s $800,000. library in the early stages of construction Donald L. Love a ONCE A CORNHUSKER, Keccnl addition to the women ' s dormitory unit. Love Hall, first opened for use two years ago, houses some 100 girlg. Forty-seven home economics majors live in s campus ' Love Co-op, doing all cooking and housekeeping llicmselves.
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