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Blistery, blustering, blowy and
blizzard-like. . .a great discourage
ment to "students" as we know
them. . .lack of allure as noses r n
redder and faster. . .and some very
unsophisticated falls in front of
Union. . .tobogganing to be a fa
You Cannot
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Feb. 1 5tli
"SssLCLCohn,
QoL JodaifJ'
vorite tonight as Kappa Dotty
Glenn and Jeff Broady, Beta, and
their party take a . few of the
snowier spills. . .pinning of AOPi
Virginia Rapp and Kappa Sig Doug
Hall comes into the limelight as she
wears the pin out alia' time now
...desire of SDT Selma Svietal
was thwarted the other night be
cause she already had a date and
couldn't take one to a Zeta Beta
Tau party . . . s'to bad . . . cleverest
bids of the year sent by Acacia's
for their Bowery Brawl... in the
form of gunny-sacks inviting the
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their molls to "Schim
mel's Dive" for i rootin'- ot:n'
evening Friday night. . .you 11 see
"igma Kappa Ann snerman wim
Bill Morton, Betsy Allen, Tri
Delta, and George Place, and Mary
Jo Hern, DDD, with Duane Meyer,
AXiD Fern Steuteville and Francis
Fee, Pi Phi Anne Beth Keith with
Max Bailey, and Alpha Phi Vi
Harder with Gordon Milligan. . .at
the Phi Psi dinner dance will be
Kappa Mary Lou Kelly and Bob
Brust, AOPI Virginia Franklin
with Keith Sturdevant, Alpha Phi
Betty Goith with Werner Buch,
Delta Gamma PoUy Perkins with
Bob Greunig. . .Saturday night at
the Phi Gam formal will be Kappa
Betty Ray with Mickey Benjamin,
Kappa Delta Gail Ferguson with
Carl Olenberger, Tri Delta Dor
othy Dell McClelland and Louis
Lee. AOPi Hazel Winer and Stu
Wylie, and Sigma Kappan Emma
Marie Schuttloffel with Clifford
Heyne, Farm House... and from
formats to the funniest-of-the-week
...namely, the answers Sigma
cm fmr Hnm has been erettinjr on
his "Buy your Cornhusker" cards
...like, "we don't want a Corn
husker, but please send over a
cute Corncob"... and the beating-down-of-the-week
now under way
in the form of Helth Week for
Beta and ATO freshmen. . .calling
in all barrel staves . . .
Saturday noon in the Student
Union the Mortar Boards are hold
ing their annual luncheon for Mor
tar Board Alumnae.
Theta Chi's new officers for this
semester are Louis Wilkins, presi
dpnt! Ben Foster, vice president:
George McMurtrey, treasurer; Ed
Kn by, secretary.
From this chapter of XI Psi Phi,
dental fraternity, Michael Eyen
and Milan Starks will attend tne
fiftieth anniversary celebration in
Ann Arbor.
New sorority pledges are Elaine
T.ucas. Phi Mu: Elizabeth Atkin
son and Ruth Coordics. Gamma
Thi; Eva Mae Cromwell and Mary
Elizabeth Greet, Alpha Chi.
Th Newman club will hold a
breakfast and meeting Sunday
morning in the student union.
and up.
Bizad faculty wives
entertain husbands,
guests this evening
Wives of the Bizad faculty are
giving their annual banquet for
husbands aid guests at the Uni
versity club this evening.
Besides the members of the
Elzrd ."iculty and the Faculty
Wives club, for whom tne oanquet
is usually given, several guests
have been invited, including Chan
cellor and Mrs. C. S. Boucher, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Stokes of Oma
ha, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. De
voe, and Mrs. Samuel Avery, wife
of the former chancellor.
Committees of the club prepar
ing the festivities are under the
direction of Mrs. J. E. LeRossig
nol, wife of the dean, with Mrs.
K M. Arndt assisting. Decorations
are being planned by Mrs. E. B.
Schmidt, Mrs. u. m. uarnnsion,
and Mrs. W. H. Oury acting as
chairman.
Those in charere of entertaining
are Mrs. C. E. McNeill. Mrs. A. R.
Burton and Mrs. TV H. Schiefen,
chairman.
Badminton meet
finishes first round
Expect second canto
completion this week
The second round of the eirls in
tramural badminton tournament
has been completed and the third
wil be finished by the end of this
week.
nriti..N r winnil intMdr f I rut
Erickson-Schlck, Kappa Delta 1 bye; Arm
si rong-Hakanson, Alpha CM over Bertelson
Hecker. Wilson Hall; Kllas-Pierce. Ray
mond Hall over KerRuson-Ureen, cni u,
Seng-Stearns. independent 1 over Hustead-
rener, ri I'm i: uuo-iiniin, oim"
Vann i n-. tVi ) Mn Srhmirfl -M alt.
Bouton Hall over Winkler- Purdham. Alpha
Phi 1; Pattersons, Tri Delt 1 over Rupert
Cook. Alpha Xt Delt 1: Ellers-Mcyer.
Kappa 1 over Kovanda-Bradstreet, Gamma
Phi 1: Schneiderwind-Swoboda. Kappa Delt
over Day-Smith. Alpha XI Delt 2; Alger-
Mlckey. TH Delt 2 over 1-utgen-nerKgren,
Alr.h Phi 9 LnhQtin Ri-Tn TVlta Till
over Dav-Smlth, Alphi 41 Delt 2; Alger
Williamson. PI Phi 2 over Bartlinq-Fulton.
sipma Kappa z; Keiuson svnuoaa, inue
Pendent 2 over Campbell-Boyd. Kappa 2,
Krank-Talbot. Delta Gamma over Miller
Hlnchfeld, Sigma Delta Tau 2; Clements
Schwartz. Raymond Hall 2 over McKee
Hnllrnbark. Gamma Phi 2; MacAlltster
Bloun. Wilson Hall over Eden Emmett,
Howard Hall.
Architects discuss plans
for engineers night
Plans for the Enerineers' nieht
exhibit were discussed yesterday
At a meeting or me campus
Architectural society. Jack
Thomnson nresided at the discus-
s on. The committee for tne ex
hibit will be comprised of those
who can devote tne most time to
work on the exhibit.
Mr. Claude Brommaee. Interior
decorator at Miller & Paine's, will
speak to the architectural society
at its next meeting:, Wednesday.
Feb. 15. Tne meeting win De neiu
in the Architecture library in the
Temple at 7:30 o'clock.
Gettman to review
Callaghan book Sunday
R. A. Gettman. assistant pro
fessor in the English denartment.
will review Morley Callaghan's
nest seller " They snail innent me
Earth" for the University Sunday
Evening club or First t'lymouin
church Sunday evening at 7
o'clock.
His talk opens a scries of lec
tures sponsored by the group
along the theme of "Glimpses into
the Arts."
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SUNDAY LAUGH
SESSION 4:30 P.M.
Also
Roller Skating Trio
Magic by Mortoni
Singing You help
Negro leader
to lecture
here Feb. 15
Program to help raise
scholarship fund for
N. U. colored students
Dr. W. E. B. DuBois, regarded
as the Negro world's leading in
tellectual, will deliver an address
on "Democracy" here in Lincoln
Feb. 15 at St. Paul Methodist
church. Dr. DuBois' appearance is
sponsored by the Lincoln Young
Peoples Forum as part of their
program to build up a scholarship
fund to aid Negroes in the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
Author, historian, economist, so
pinlnp' ist. DuBois has taken ad
vanced study at Harvard and the 1
University of Berlin. His book,
; Black Reconstruction" is out
standing in its treatement of the
post Civil War Negro problems
bringing to bear on the problem
of a strong socialist point of view.
In a field bitterly argued by biased
nnrthpm. and southern whites, a
book by this well educated Negro
has been well received.
Sounds Warning.
Dpnlintr with the "Inter-racial
Implications of the Ethiopian Cri
sis for Foreign Aiiairs magazine,
Dr. DuBois sounded this warning:
"Italy's indefensible aggression
will not prove to tne ciam peopie
thpir weakness: rather it will point
the path to strength; an under-
standing between japan ana vnina
will close Asia to wnite aggres
sion and India need no longer hes
itate between passive resistance
and open rebellion. Even black
mpn will realize that Europe to
day holds Africa in leash pri
marily witn Aincan troops, a re
ligion of humility, vague promises
and skillfully encouraged jeal
ousies. One of these davs the very
troops by which Europe holds
Africa may cease to play the part
nasimed them."
While predicting early in tne
war that Italv would win. Dr. Du
Bois declared that, whether Italy
won or lost, race natrea wouia pe
increased. He exDressed his opin
ion that the effort to subject the
hlaek man is vain in tne lone run
and that the black man knows it
and is lookincr loeicallv to Japan
as the leader of all the colored
peoples in their struggle to shake
off white dominance.
The Catawba college Yearbook
is called "The Swastika." but has
no connection with a well known
totalitarian government.
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Jacks to discuss Greek
stage, Nobel winners "Y
The debt that many XMoDei prize
winners owe to the ancient Greek
tragedy will be expounded by
Prof. Jacks of the Creighton uni
versity classics department for the
local Classics club Tuesday. The
meeting will be in parlors A, B
and C of the Student Union be
ginning at 8 o'clock.
Under the title "Greek Tragedy
and Some Nobel Prize Winners,"
Prof. Jacks will attempt "to show
that some proof can certainly be
advanced and has probably been
found indicating that some of the
greatest Nobel prize winners in
recent years (Mafl. A n a t o 1 e
France, Sigrid Vdsedt, Gals
worthy and O'Neill) have derived
much information, much tech
nique and something even of story
and plot from the Attic stage."
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Coffee Lounge Sun
day night supper
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night between 6 and
9 . . . Ken Nelson and
his band play from
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