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Wednesday, April 3, I94fl
Reg'lar ol' grind . .
Turns thoughts to time of
summer parties, formals
By Mary Jean McCarthy.
as they announced their
engagement the other
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As we get back into the swing day.
everyone is looking forward to the FROM THE FAR EAST
spring house parties and summer w.iahttnn tr, Theta
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th4 was stiU running smoothly
GoldenPSPikey celebration" which a Lnf like the idea
will take place in Omaha .near the Um Be Jjt f e the idea
end of May. Many of the campus- - t .
maybe just a "weak" end. Who too many.
wno knows ? THE MOST ATTRACT I VE
IT'S UN-BEARDABLE couple at the Policeman's ball,
from all reports was Kappa Sue
that is, when we consider the ap- Woodrurf and Phi Delt Jim Cain,
pearance of many of the Sigma Knowing Jim and Sue, they must
Nus who ate letting the long dark have really enjoyed it.
whiskers grow for their Gold Rush
party. Can't you just see them TONIGHT
at their spring formal Saturday the lpha Phis will have an ex
whisking along. Some of those change dinner with the DUs.
present win ue ricsiu" f "j"
Kappa Jeannctte Zimmerer; Wally
Engdahl and DG Polly Perkins:
Theta Aline Hosman and Bob Liv
engood; and John Hill with Beth
Howley.
SOMETHINGS FISHY
about the rumor of Betas Harry
Rinder, Mac Howell, and Piker
Davis who went all the way to
Crete Sunday to fish and then
didn't even see a lake until mid
night, and finally when they did
see one they didn't fish. Don't
you think it s fishy ? ? ?
COMING SOON
will be the Beta Crud party which
will take place on April 19. The
Kappa Kongo on April 13th and
the Kappa Sig pledge party on
April 27.
Leaders
(Continued from page 1.)
above all, for the fulfillment of ita
purpose,"
He also pointed out that we
grow up to our bigger moments in
life, and that executiveships on
the campus help to prepare one
for greater responsibilities in the
future.
At noon yesterday there was an
inter-organization council lunch
eon in the Student Union for the
presidents, past and present, of
all women's organizations.
The conference will close with
a general meeting at 5 p. m. to
day at which Kenneth Van Sant,
director of the Student Union, will
speak on the origin and facilities
of the Student Union. There will
be a discussion of the women's
point system following Van Sant's
address.
During February, 1940, a West
Virginia university librarian dis
covered, in checking out a book,
that it had been used last in May,
1901.
Ohio State university students
spend an average of 95 cents a
month for soft drinks.
Oh, Mr. Hitler,
did you hear?
The Naii-Amerkan bund has
nothing on a new organization at
the University of Cincinnati. Stu
dents have formed a Scotch Amer
ican bund, with members wearing
identifying colors of burnt orange
and green. When members meet,
they raise their hands and say,
"Hell, Adolph, what's the use!"
Daring youth, don't you -think,
with Mr. Dies investigation of
everything and everybody that as
sumes a foreign name!
Debate-
(Continued from page 1.)
Hugh Stuart, Harold Alexis.
Intercollegiate debaters judge.
Speaking will be for six and four
minutes for all engaged. Judges
will be inter-collegiate debaters at
Nebraska for the last few years.
One judge will be used in all de
bates until the final round, when
three will be used. No team will be
eliminated until it has debated on
both sides of the question.
Crime
(Continued from page 1.)
he said, "it isn't until a ma
works with his hands that h
makes progress. Manual labor ia
the basis of civilization."
At the close of his lecture, Dr.
Hooton illustrated the historical
sequence of race typea by the us
of slides. His illustrations included
pictures of people typical of the
British Isles, Nordic types, and
Trench and German types. His
last picture was of the "Angel,"
recently publicized French wres
tler, explaining that the gigantic
size of the "Angel's" head, hands,
and feet were caused by a disturb
ance of the pituitary gland.
Dr. Hooton was brought here
from Harvard by the convocations
committee and the Student Union.
After his convocation yesterday
he was honored at an informal
luncheon given by Dr. J. O. Hertz
ler and the department of sociol
ogy faculty, to which faculty
member and administration offi
cers vfi invited, immediately
following the forum which he con
mined ..i ine aitcnioon, lie board-
led a train for Albuquerque, New
! Mexico, where he will lecture.
ELECTIONS
took place at the Gamma Phi
house and the new officers are
Peggy West, president; Marion
Bradstreet. vice president; Betty
Fosberg. recording secretary, and
Irene Hollenback, treasurer. At
the Delt house Gordon Jones
stepped into the shoes of presi
dent; Bob McCampbell, vice presi
dent, and Ed Dosek, guide.
BREAKING RECORDS
are the Thetas who have called
at all of the sorority and frater
nity houses with a specially made
record Inviting all to their Music
Party Friday night. Eleanor El
liot will be there with Roger
Gary. Sig Alph, Ruth McMillan
with Don Schultz, Kappa Sig; and
Louise Leffler with DU Bill Nie
hus. PINNINGS STILL OCCUR
and the newest to fall in line are
Tri Delt Cay Dcurmeyer and Beta
Ted Welton. and Kappa Mary Ella
Bennett with Sigma Nu Jim Kir
kendall. who have decided to start
all over.
CONFUCIUS SAY
when spring comes, a young
man's fancy turns to baseball and
other sorts of pitching. Woo woo!
THAT LONG LAST
love.' will be climaxed on June 23
by the wedding of DG alum Kay
Huwaldt and Beta alum "King
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