SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1933.
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OCl ETY
TWO FORMAL DANCES
DRAW PARTY GOERS
'Alpha Phi, Gamma Phi
Beta Announce
!- Formats.
'Announcements received to the
present time show two formal
dances are scheduled for this week
end. Friday night Gamma Phi
Beta entertains at the Cornhusker
with Eddie Jungbluth playing
while Saturday evening Alpha Phi
sorority plans a party which will
also be held at the Cornhusker.
Joyce Ayres has charge of the
music for the event. Friday night
the upperclassmen commission of
the Y. W. C. A. on the Ag campus
is sponsiring a kid's party to be
held in the student activities
building.
Jungbluth Plays
For Friday evening at the Corn
husker hotel Gamma Phi Beta an
nounces a formal party. Eddie
Jungbluth will have charge of the
music. At the present time chap
erones have not been selected but
will be published later. 250 invi
tations have been sent out.
Sorority Entertains
Joyce Ayres and his orchestra
will play for the Alpha Phi formal
at the Cornhusker Saturday eve
ning of this week. The sponsors
for the party will be announced
later.
Honorary Meets
Psi Chi, psychology honorary
announces a meeting in gallery a
of Morrill hall Monday afternoon,
.Tan. 9 at 4:00. This meeting is
preliminary to the installation of
new members, xne leaiure ui me
program is a talk by Dr. E. H. Bell
of the anthropology aeparcmenu
Annual Dinner Held
In celebration of the New Year,
Sigma Phi Sigma held its annual
buffalo and nheasant dinner at the
chapter house Thursday evening
following the opening or acnooi
after the Christmas holidays. Mrs.
Fannie Schnell, housemother, pre
sided.
"Kids" Have Party
Kid costumes, including hair rib
bona, half socks and rompers will
be worn by all who attend the
party sponsored by the upperclass-
Registration procedure
Registration Procedure
1. Secure . credit book from
registrar's office and consult
adviser.
2. Secure signature of dean
of youi college to your pro
posed schedule of courses.
3. Leave schedule with dean
of college.
4. Fees are to be paid from
January 20 to 26 at which time
class enrollment cards and oth
erdata are to be filled out.
5. For those desiring no aft
ernoon classes, permission must
be secured preceding registra
tion from Dr. A. R. Congdon,
chairman of the assignment
committee. Dr. Congdon's of
fice is Teachers College, room
111.
men commission of the Ag Y. W.
C. A. Friday evening, Jan. 13, in
the student activities building.
Games played by children in the
kindergarten, such as cat and
mouse are to feature the evening's
entertainment. Refreshments will
consist of all day suckers, animal
crackers and cocomalt.
OPPOSES DARWIN THEORY
Cambridge Biologist Thinks
Evolution Takes Place
In Cells of Egg.
CNS. Ch alien einer cer
tain phases of the Darwinian the
ory, Professor J. B. S. Haldane,
Cambridge university biologist
fenri hior.hemist. this week ex
pressed the belief that evolution
takes place entirely wimin egg
cells, rather than in iuiiy aevei
nned nlants and animals.
As a guest of scientists at the
University of California at uos
Angeles, he told of his experi
ments with egg cells which, he
said, have led him to the conclu
sion that evolutionary changes,
rather than being the result of
purely environmental influences,
occur within the chromosomes and
genes of egg cells.
Department Presents
Children9s Production
Ding Dong Bell," was the Chil
dren's Theater nlav under the aus
pices of the dramatic department
of the university tnat was present
ed Saturdav. A number of uni
versity men and women played the
leading roles. Miss Polly Gellately
directed the production.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
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Cormiusker Staff.
Cornhusker staff meeting Mon
day afternoon at four o'clock in
the Cornhusker office. All staff
members requested to be present.
Each staff editor see me before
the meeting.
R. W. SPENCER, Editor.
PHI SIGMA PLANS BANQUET.
Phi Sie-ma. honorary zoology
fraternity will have an initiation
banquet Friday, Jan. 13, at the
Y. W. C. A. club room on the sec
ond floor, according to Dr. E. Ft.
Walker of the botany department,
who will give an illustrated uuk.
Tickets for guests are available.
Ag Upperclass Commission.
Ghandi and what he has done
for India will be the subject for
next week's upperclass discussion
at Ag college. The meeting will be
at 12:30 in the north annex of the
home economics parlors.
Study Group.
A Y. W. C. A. group on the life
of Jesus will meet Sunday morn
ing from nine to ten-thirty in El
len Smith hall.
Industrial Staff.
Y. W. C. A. Industrial Staff
meeting will be held Monday at
four in Ellen Smith hall.
Inter-racial Staff.
' There will be an International
Inter-racial Staff meeting Monday
at five in Ellen smitn nan.
Vespers.
Y. W. C. A. Vespers will be held
at five in Ellen Smith hall. All Y.
W. C. A. members are urged to be
present.
Freshman Cabinet.
Y. W. C. A. Freshman cabinet
will meet Wednesday at five in El
Sophomore Commission.
Sophomore commission will meet
Wednesday at five with Mrs. Roy
Green.
STUDENT
CONGRESS
DISAPPROVES
ROTC
Delegates to Chicago Meet
Pass Resolutions for
Abolishment.
Abolishment of reserve officers'
training camps on. college cam
puses was recommended in a reso
lution passed by delegates to the
student congress against war held
in Chicago during the Christmas
holidays. The congress passed a
resolution demanding immediate
reinstatement of Milton Galatski,
student at Lindbloom high school,
Chicago, who was expelled for re
fusing to attend a meeting held
under the auspices of t h 3
R. O. T. C.
Another resolution asked for
elimination of military displays at
graduation exercises. "The R. O. T.
C," one resolution warned, "is an
integral part of the country's war
machine and method of dissemi
nating jingoistic propaganda."
Students were urged not only to
oppose the R. O. T. C, but to join
campus organizations and "seek to
demoralize them from within." The
650 delegates were from sixty
seven colleges in twenty-nine
states, Canada and Cuba. No Ne
braska students attended the con
gress.
Religious Welfare Council.
The Religious Welfare Council
will hold a luncheon Monday noon
at the Grand hotel.
Advisory Board.
Y. W. C. A. advisory board will
meet Monday at four.
Psi Chi.
Psi Chi will meet Monday, Jan.
9, at 4 p. m. in gallery A of Mor
rill hall for the preliminary instal
lation of new members. The fea
ture of the program will be a talk
by Dr. Bell of the Anthropology de
partment. Charm Hobby Group.
There will be a meeting of the
Charm Hobby Group Tuesday,
Jan. 10, at 7 o'clock in Ellen Smith
hall. Mrs. Emmett Gillaspie will
speak concerning dress styles.
Nominating and program commit
tees composed of freshman girls
have been appointed.
Ag College Kid Party.
A kid party, sponsored by the
Ag college upperclass commission,
will be held'Jan. 13, in the student
activities building. Games and
dancing will compose the enter
tainment and refreshments will be
served. Everyone is required to
wear appropriate costumes. Tickets
are available in the Home Ec
building for twenty cents.
Sigma Delta Chi.
Members of Sigma Delta Chi,
professional journalism fraternity,
will meet Monday afternoon, Jan
uary 9, at four o'clock in the Daily
Nebraska office.
WILL TEACH AT PENN
Dr. J. O. Hertzler, chairman of
the department of sociology, will
teach at the University of Penn
sylvania next summer. In addi
tion to his teaching, he will spend
several weeks there carrying on
special work in connection with a
goook now in progress.
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Wednesday, Jan. 11.
12 noon, Tharmacy club.
Friday, Jan. 13.
12 noon, Sigma Tau.
offered on the agricultural cam
pus which are open to non home
economics majors.
The courses scheduled for the
city campus include: A two hour
course in Housing and Selection of
House Furnishings; a course on
Nutrition and Management Prob
lems; a three hour laboratory
course on the same subject; and a
two hour course on Child Care and
Training.
DR. WALTONVISITS CAMPUS
Former Nebraskan Conducts
Research at Iowa
University.
HOME EC AVAILABLE
FOR CITY STUDENTS
Department .to Offer Four
Courses on Main Campus
Next Semester.
In order! to make home econom
ics available to students of the city
campus four courses are being of
feredfor the second semester on
the city campus.
Miss Margaret Fedde, chairman
of the department of home eco
nomics said concerning this ar
rangement, "Many young women
have a desire to take courses along
this line but find it inconvenient to
go to the agricultural campus for
this purpose.
Besides the four courses to be
offered on the city campus next
semester, Miss Fedde pointed out
that there are a number of courses
Dr. W. E. Walton, instructor in
psychology, who is on leave of ab
sence while acting as research as
sociate at the University of Iowa,
was a recent visitor to the campus.
Dr. Walton is enjraired in two pro
jects on the psychology of artistic
talent-. One of them is a study of
the development of appreciation of
color harmony in cnuaren. ine
other is a comparison of the art
istic efforts of both artistic and in
artistic children with the artistic
products of a number of recog
nized adult artists.
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