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THE DAILY XEBRASKAN, FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1938 Eastern Branch of Niobrara Selected as Location for Excavations. Nebraska archeology and soils history have attracted the atten tion and interest of M. L. Wilson, undersecretary of agriculture, at Washington. D. C, who was in Lincoln last week where he spent some time wither. E. II. Bell, as sistant professor of anthropology, mid Dr. William Van Royen, physi ographer, going over the field work that has bten done to date Wilson, according to Dr. Bell, is Interested not only in the prob lems of land utilization and cli matic cycles, but is also concerned with what has happened to land here In the past and how prehis toric civilizations have reacted to these early climatic fluctuations. The Washington official is plan ning to return to the university later in the spring to go with Dr. Bell and Dr. Van Royen on a visit of the principal sites in northeast Nebraska, including the famous Lynch excavations. Ambitious plans are already un der way for continuing the field research along the eastern ex tremities of the Niobrara river. The general problem this summer, says Dr. Bell, is to make a thoro archeological survey and a series of excavations at strategic points tollowmg up the lend- obtained during the work of tiie past few summers. Coeds Want Wedding Rings, Not Sheepskins, Men Claim tContinued from Page l.i fine winter resort, too," said Kd Murray, former Daily Nebraskan editor. "You want a husband, you want an education, you want to be amused. In most cases, of course, other reasons also play a part.-' Pursue Wedding Ring. John Stoddart o,f the Beta house took the position tht the parents, not the girls, were the ones who planned marriage as an end result of college. According to Stoddart. the girls come to school for a good time, while their more farsighted parents send them because they see a marriage li cense in the offing. "The folks want to send them down to get rid of them," Stoddart explained. "Girls who can't find husbands will be stenographers or kinder garten teachers." General s y n i c i s m prevailed among the men concerning the place that desire for higher en lightenment had in bringing the coeds to school. Even pioviding that the girls are serious in their educational aspirations the first year, according to Paul Wagner, Arpha Sig, "the second year they probably come to school for a good time." Wagner and Don Na bity. Delta Upsilon, agreed that the girls went to school largely because hey were expected to go, and chose Nehraska because it was the biggest school in the state, and because they couldn't afford to go elsewhere. The One Year Snatch. "Those girls who stay here long enough to get a degree probably are sincere in wanting to follow out a vocation." stated Al Leffer tlink, of the Sigma Chi house. "But lots of girls you see on the campus only one year. 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