The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 10, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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    Thursday, October 10, 1940
4
DAILY NEBRASKAN
New barb club
to bold dinner
Local unaffiliated men
meet Monday night
All members of the barb's new
club, modeled after the Towne
Club, are invited to be guests of
the latter organization at dinner
Monday evening, according to
Blaine Sloan, Barb Union presi
dent. "Purpose of the new barb club,"
said Sloan, "is to give unaffili
ated university boys livin; in Lin
coln an opportunity to have the
social, athletic, and extra-curricular
advantages of an organized
club."
"The most enthusiastic group
I've seen this year" was the way
Sloan described the group that met
Tuesday evening in the barb of
fice to organize the new club. Over
SO unaffiliated Lincoln boys at
tended the meeting, compared with
the 18 who attended the original
organization meeting of the Towne
Club two years ago.
Temporary officers, who are to
serve for a month, are Bob Dewey,
president, Mel Johnston, vice-president,
and Frank O'Cennel, secretary-treasurer.
Foundation to hold picnic
The Wesley Foundation is spon
soring a Friday Friendly picnic.
Names of those wishing to attend
should be left at the Student
House, 1417 R.
Transportation is provided, and
ears will leave at 5 p. m. from the
Methodist Student House, return
ing around 9.
Theta's, Phi
Psis, battle
on S street
Excitement, battle, murder, and
general mayhem ran rife on "S"
street Monday night and while it
might be a bit broad to say blood
ran in the gutters, at least water
did. The Phi Psi-Theta tangle
which started when two chairs
from the Phi Psi house disap
peared soon developed into a
"washerkrieg."
The Theta pledges were dis
patched en masse to secure the
lawn chairs which were taken
from their front porch in retalia
tion for aforesaid Phi Psi chairs.
Soon eggs and tomatoes were fly
ing, hoses squirting, and loving
cups borne in triumph back and
forth across the street for a good
half hour before a peaceful settle
ment was reached, the terms were
that each house should pay the
damages done to the other house's
property.
Was your picture
taken at 12?
Would anyone take personal
offense at having hit picture,
which was taken around 12
p. m. on fraternity and sorority
row, printed in the Awgwan
Flash? If there is anyone,
please call at the Awgwan of
fice after 3 this afternoon.
UN students
star in movie
about Lincoln
Several Nebraska students
played in the movies yesterday. It
wasn't for Bess Streeter Aldrich's
movie which is currently filmed
on the campus, but a news reel
being made in Lincoln about Lin
coln. Shots of the university include
pictures of the lounge and grill in
the Union, ag campus, museum,
and the stadium and coliseum. The
film is being made by the cham
ber of commerce and will be shown
in Lincoln in approximately a
month.
Saturday the shooting crew will
be at the stadium to film the In-diana-Husker
game. Biff Jones
will be shot as well as the Board
of Regents, Tassels, Corn Cobs,
Innocents, Mortar Boards and the
bands.
When complete the film will be
in the form of a Travel-Talk or
March of Time about Lincoln. Ap
propriate music will form a back
ground along with narration.
Pre-mcd students
take tests Nov. 8
Aptitude testa for pre-medical
students will be given Nov. 8 in
stead of Oct. 8 as was erroneously
stated in the DAILY. Applications,
however, should be turned in with
in the next two weeks stated Pro
fessor Otis Wade pre-medic adviser.
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