The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-22
PUBLICATIONS.
NUMBER FOUR
Freshmen Given Excellent OPP.
portunity to Work Into
High Office.

Studen; publications afford an eppor-
/. .uaiiy for students and Freshmen in par
iiculer. TO acquire scE7e journalistic eI-
/ peTieace xi;hCui enrolling in the school
Of Journalism. Preference j. not given to
students Of ore school over another The
STATS are composed Of ihose ~bo have
-hOnE ability II the work assigned 10
them
OF the s,aden; publications there are
:OGr: the Savirar. the Ssox-me, the sham
rock and the College Farmer.
The Sayiiar j. the annual student year
book and a. such ranks .i:h the best an
1uals in the middle west The 1872 Saw
iizr sa- put out Al Cos; Of approx
ms;ely $1,000. II Is beautiful !eaih-
cr-bound book. handsomely engraved. and
-iira tive throughout.
This annual i a complete record of
the school activities Of fall Of 1921. and
the sinier and spring Of 1872 Ia general
Coniel; 1t i similar 10 other college an
Baals but n quality Of engraving this
years Sasitar probably ~as not e,oelloi
by any Other college publication.
The ediior-in-chief and business man-
astr II the SaViilr are excited By the stu
dent body. Tht>e are positions Of high
honCr- nominations always being made
from among the group OF sophomore a.
-i-sni-- Freshmen desiring 10 assist in !
the publication of the Sayiiar are made /
Freshmen assistants. At the end Of the /
school year from this group are chosen /
the sophomore assistants From the s0ph- !
GnOre assistants the nominees for !
-iit0T-in-chirf and business manager /
and Three associate editors are selected !,
BY the Sayitar Executive Board The el-c-
iion Of candidates To ;he-e Ohces i usu-
lily hotly consisted.
The Sho~-me. i distinctly different |
ype Of publication probably offers
greater opportunities for Journalistic e,-
DerieRce than does the Sayitar. The Il
>ho~-me l. monthly publication some
hing on the order Of Judge" and
lie. Humor is the prevailing character
site Of this magazine.
Being somewhat more dependent upon
iaily happenings the >hox-me offers spe-
ial inducements 10 students. no matter
shat phlse OF journalism they are in
crested in. The Show-me needs artists.
artoOnists. s,ory writer's, and workers
Interested in the business side F-esh- /
nen students can quickly work their way 1
0 the top in any one Of the depart. l
nenis M
The editor and business manager Of the
'howme are elected from among the
lembrs Of the Show-me staff.
The Engineers each year publish the
'hamrock- This is really an annual in
sell, however il limits its scope TO the
etiyifies Of the School Of Engineering.
is published once a year coming of
ne press in time for circulation in con-
ection with the annual 81. Pats Day
rogram. Only engineers are eligible for
Osirions on the Shamrock staff. III
The College Farmer is a school msga.
inc published monthly by the students
, the College Of Agriculture. University
Missouri 1t is essn,ially paper by
Inch the students in school give news II
the College TO the alumni and future
udenis.
The magazine was started in 1904 put II
ue TO small registration was forced to II
lspended circulation during the war. II
as started again in September. 1921 as
monthly publication and finished lis
rs; year since the war last April. 1t II
as paid its way by use Of advertising and u
description throughout, there being no
Inds set aside for it. During The wear .
n average Of $50 worth Of advertising =
as sold each month and a, the end Of
le school year the paper had made
rofit Of 500. The net circulation is 9S0
nd ii reaches approximately half Of the
Igh schools Of the stale. One MIGHT ssv