Thursday, June 27, 1340.
THE NEBRASKA
At Institute sessions...
Tight-lipped teachers
not wanted, thanks
Today meets the Institute on Professional Rela
tions calculated to clarify the relationships of teach
ers to profession, students, and public, and to help
unify and democratize the teaching corps IF the
attending teachers will speak up and join in a
frank discussion of the vital problems concerned.
For the past two years one noted lecturer made
the rounds of teacher institutes in cities, counties,
and states, and then declared that teachers were the
only silent groups he had ever met. "Business and
community groups ask questions and discuss, but
teachers sit mute," he said. "I've come to the con
clusion that they are cowed afraid of their jobs,
afraid of their freedom."
The Institute feels it necessary that the teachers
be brought out of "this dangerous state," whether
it be caused by lethargy or fear. In short, today's
Bessions are not the kind to which teachers are
Invited to "come and watch."
Wasn't the lunch hour . . .
Noisey Enough?
The NEBRASKAN is expecting letters to the
editor any day now in complainnt of the constant
bombardment of Union loungers, cafeteria and grill
diners with radio music, though they disdain to call
It music
Though the radio in the lounge has always been
comfortably toned down, the hanging speakers in
the cafeteria emit, during the busiest hours, rhythms
which are more conducive to yelling to make one
self heard than to good digestion. The nickelodeon
In the grill has all the vices and none of the virtues
of a Congo war dance. The food in the Crib is
good, say some of our irate friends, but they will
not give the room the benefit of being only "mildly
raucous" and continue to cringe when they go in.
Shonafelt makes tour
Miss Marjorie Shanafelt, cura
tor of visual education at the uni
versity, left Lincoln last Monday
on a 1,500 mile motor trip during
which she is attending the national
puppeteers convention in St. Paul,
Minn., June 24 to 28.
Library buys new
books on music
Music monopolizes the new
books recently purchased and
readied for circulation by the li
brary. There is Laurence Gilman's
"Toscanlni and Great Music" and
three others in the following list:
Atlantic Migration, 16OT-18, by M.
JU. Hansen.
Chamber Masle, by T. F. DanhM.
Growta f Literature, by H. M. Cha4
wlrk. Principle ef Democratic Edweattoa,
by William Brace.
Hvennk Utteratarehoetorla, Jamte
Ovrrnlkt, by HJalmnr AlTtn.
Personal Administration, by Haael
Davis.
Farrnthood kt a Democracy, by Mar
garet Llfhty.
KiKht Angle Trlanglr, Prince and the
Singer, by Ferdinand Vetrv.
Amerleaa Way, by D. H. Ooyle.
Living ItellgtoM aad Modera Tboagbt,
by A. O. Wldgery.
Music Appreelattos). It's History
Technics, by P. A. ftcbole.
Port's Toagoe, by W. H. Aadea.
Wild Palms, by William Faulkner.
Htodenta and Occapatloas, by E. O.
Williamson.
Toscanlni aad Great Vqale, by Laar
tae Oilman.
Creattoa of Sights of Sovereignty Thra
Arm nolle Acts. 140O-18OS, by A. &
Keller and others.
Maa With the Blae Oaltatr, by Wal
lace Stevens.
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He who laughs
joke!
This brings us up to a discussion of humor and
humorists. You know it's funny how many years
a person can remember a joke and forget how
many times he has told it to the same person.
There's nothing like a laugh. I'm convinced that
a good humorist is worth his wit in gold.
Of course, once in a. while they make a crack
which -is a little risque or on the shady side, but
it's just to keep you interested. You know darned
well you wouldn't read their stuff unless there was
a chance of being shocked and then only mildly.
Speaking of jokes, I have a doctor friend who
lives in a small town. He always visits two neigh
boring farmers on the same trip. You know, "Kill
ing two birds with one stone."
One thing that university medicos can be sure
of when they graduate is that they will have every
thing in the bag. A little black one.
Doctors do
that thev have
them.
Don't know
of doctors except
meaning at the
what he meant
SDeakinz of
was bothered with
him two bills a
57 new teacher
placements made
R. D. Morits, director of the
bureau of educational service, re
ported on Monday the following
placements in teaching positions
effective September:
Margaret Cockltn, Butler County.
Dorothy Marsden, Hickman.
George Porter, Cozad.
Katherlne Hunting, Waverly.
Bemice Zantera, Prague.
Ruth Arbuthnot, Nebraska, City.
Ross Bonham, Scrinner.
Jean Stone Christy, Omaha.
Marie Larrabee, Arcadia.
Dorothy Cobb, Hebron.
Ernest Jaeggl, Norfolk.
Edna Hughes, Waverly.
Margaret Porter, Yankton, 8. D.
Ruth Kowoldt, Meadow Grove.
Alma Hahn David City.
Wallace Johnson, Imperial.
Mary Schrlcker, Central City.
Betty Atkinson, Geneva.
Ruth Green, Nelson. .
Phyllis Bull, Kearney.
Mildred Mansfield, Miller.
Other recent appointments In
clude: Dorothy Kutcher, Humboldt
Alice Akerson, Battle Creek.
Wllma Petty, Trenton.
Viola Curry, Shelby.
Jans Sorenson, Palisade.
Maxlne Mills, Louisville.
Charlea Worrall, Walthlll.
Robert Elliott, Aurora.
John Tanner, Raymond.
Malcolm McMillan, Anselmo.
Ray Bryan, Kansas Wesleyan, Sallna,
Kas.
Ben Graham, Nelson.
Ann Shuman, North Platte.
Barbara Beans, Crete.
Ellen Armstrong, Rosalie.
Chester Causman, Harrisbug.
Dorothy Marble, Sterling.
Tracy Mumford, Overton.
Lloyd Schmadeke, Nehawka.
Norman Gustafson, Loup City.
H. W. Bell, Stanton.
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last generally doesn't catch the
have enemies. Some doctors think
enemies in this world but wait until
they get to the next world. There isn't a lot that
a patient can say when some doctors finish with
how we got started on the subject
that I saw one today and all he
said was. "Well!" The word seemed so double
time that I didn't wait to find out
mv doctor he had a patient who
lapse of memory and asked the
doctor to do something for him. Doc did. He sent
month.
Ferguson presides
at; Berkeley convention
Dean 0. J. Ferguson of the engi
neering college left June 19 for
Berkeley, Calif., to preside at the
annual convention of the Society
for the Promotion of Engineering
Education which began Monday
and closes Saturday. His presi
dential address "Is the Philosophy
of Engineering Education Chang
ing," was delivered Tuesday.
Towel fee abolished
Men registered for practice
courses in physical education and
athletics will be furnished free
basket and towel service, accord
ing to recent action of the board
of regents. All nonregistered stu
dents using this service will con
tinue to pay the SI. 50 a semester
fee. .
The regents also ruled that no
student other than the one for
whom basket and towel service is
assigned will be allowed to use
these facilities.
Fern Veon, Defiance, Iowa.
Rosalind Lefferdlnk, Gilbert, Iowa.
Jane Negley, Saunders County.
Henry Zweibel, Park Rldse, 111.
Maude Mlnnlck, Tecumseh.
Dale Can r, Stanton, Iowa.
Ruth Koch, Utlca.
Eleanor McCowin, Exeter.
Wllhelmlna Johnson, Rising City.
Anna Lynn, Stapleton.
Genevieve Leech, Sargent.
Virginia Klrkbrlde, Seward.
Mary E. Stewart, Laurel.
Elinor Hakanson, Exeter.
Marilyn Thompson, Taylor.
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Assistant Editor: Kathryn Park
Society and Sports: Jim Evinger
BUSINESS MANAGER: ED SEGRIST
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Union by noon of each Wednesday preceding publication.
Noyes awards
open till Aug. 1
Applications for a limited num
ber of La Verne Noyes scholarships
at the university for next year
must be made by Aug. 1, 1940,
according to Dean W. C. Harper,
assistant dean of student affairs.
The scholarships pay tuition fees,
in full or in part.
The applicant for a scholarship
must have served in the army or
navy of the United States during
the World war or be descended,
by blood from some one who
served in the army or navy during
the World war. Applications must
be based on service records show
ing enlistment on or before Sept. 1,
1918, unless extraordinary service
was rendered.
Application blanks or further in
formation may be made at the
office of the dean of student
affairs, Administration 104.
DeBaufre attends meet
Prof. W. L. DeBaufre, chairman
of the engineering mechanics de
partment, attended a meeting of
the division of applied mechanics
section of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers at Ann
Arbor, Mich., June 20 and 21
where he presented a paper grow
ing out of his research work in
thermal properties of gases en
titled "The New Equation of
State."
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UNION CALENDAR
Thursday, June 27
3:30 Book Review in Book
Nook
4:00 Mixed Swim in Univer
sity Pool
4:30 Choral Croup In 315
7:30 Showing of RHODES In
Ballroom
7:30 Record Requests In Mu
sic Room
Friday, June 28
4:00 Record Request In Mu
sic Room
7:00 Band Concert In Ball
room 7:30 Bridge Tournament in
ABC
Saturday, June 29
No Union Dance
Sunday, June 30
3:00 Orchestra Concert In
Ballroom
7:30 Record Requests In Mu
sic Room
Monday, July 1
4:00 and 7:30 Record Re
quests in Music Room
7:00 Student Recital in Ball
room Tuesday, July 2
4:00 Harmony Hour In Music
Room
4:30 Choral Group in 315
7:00 Last All-State Concert
in Ballroom
Wednesday, July 3
4:00 Record Requests in Mu
sic Room
5:00 Matinee Dance m Ball
room
Student Union closes July S
and opens July 8.
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