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The Rise and Demise of the Latin SchoolProject Editor: Kimberly Kraska, UCARE, 2007 Project Editor: Kimberly Kraska, UCARE, 2007
Editorial Note: This editorial is part of other editorials in the Hesperian Student.
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It is, perhaps, unfortunate the University contains a class of preparatory students of the age in which the cerebellum has an immense advantage over the cerebrum. Such boys must "cut up." They can't behave for two reasons. First they don't know how; secondly they wouldn't use their knowledge if they did. These fellows as a usual thing can't discriminate between mean "sneakingness" and fun. Indeed the latter can scarcely exist for them unless a little of the former is mingled with it. Their last exploit is known to all and it is hardly safe for them to continue their investigations farther in that direction. Boys, have a little common decency and behave yourselves in the future.
Source:Hesperian Student
RG 38/01/02
Periodical: Box: 2
Folder: 5
Date: December 1, 1884
Archives and Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries
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