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Report . . .
ing with the war department regu
lations during the emergency.
A university faculty war com
son, dean of student affairs, has
been appointed by Chancellor
Boucher to represent the univer
sion enrollments in the various re
serves. An advisory committee
composed of Eengtson. Dean C. H.
Oldfather. Dean O. J. Ferguson,
Dean J. D. Clark and Col. James
the administrative council.
"Students are urged to be ahn.
watch the bulletin boards and n an
the Daily Nebraskan," was IVan
Thompson's advice to anxious t
dents. (Continued from Page 1.)
rority girls raised their scholastic
standing from a 2.631 to a 2.649.
Eight professional fraternities,
one social fraternity, 13 social so
rorities, seven professional so
rorities and five organized houses
for women topped the all-student
arage,
since 1926 this scholarship re-
mittee has been organized to co
sity in this phase.
ordinate UN activities with the
Thompson has asked Dean N. A.
government. Dean T. J. Thomp- j Ecr.gtsor. to har.dlc the junior divi-1
P. Murphy has been approved by
Thursday, September 17. 1942.
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Social Sororities
1. Kappa Alpha Theta. . .2.793
2. Pi BeU Phi 2759
3. Alpha Phi 2.704
4. Delta Delta Delta 2.684
5. Delta Gamma 2.645
6. Kappa Kappa Gamma 2.632
7. Kappa Delta 2.622
.8. Sigma Delta Tau 2.556
. Chi Omega 2.551
10. Phi Mu 2.534
11. Gamma Phi Beta 2.489
12. Alpha Chi Omega 2.485
13. Alpha O micron Pi... 2.464
14. Alpha Xi Delta 2.342
15. Sigma Kappa 2.155
Social Fraternities
1. Farmhouse 2.782
2. Sigma Alpha Mu 2.690
3. Alpha Gamma Rho...2.581
4. Deita Sigmi Pi 2.370
5. Alpha Sigma Phi.... 2-345
6. Phi Kappa Psi 2.343
7. Zeta Beta Tau 2J123
8. Theta Xi 2320
9. Phi DelU Theta 2.303
10. Alpha Tau Omega 2.228
11. DelU Upsilon 2200
12. Beta Theta Pi 2.172
13. Beta Sigma Psi 2.139
14. DelU Tau DelU 2.107
15. Kappa Sigma 2.062
16. Sigma Chi 2.044
17. Phi Gamma DelU 2.C34
18. Sign.a Nu 2-014
19. Sigma Phi Epsilon. . .1.937
20. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1.886
Listed as professional
fraternities.
port has been released by the dean
of student affairs. A rating of 4
Hndicates an average of 0. 3 rep
resents SO, 2 shows TO. and 1 point
indicates grades of 60.
1 . Dean Harper pointed out thai
WArTi students will have to main
tain high marks to remain in their
reserves. Let financial strain this
year should raise many students'
grades. However the strain and
'uncertainty cf the oncoming
&choc4 year may if feet school
- marks for the worse, he men-
tioned.
( Army
ii;te.fTits in the various reserves
after registration has been
ct rrpleted. Freshmen near their
IX Jj birthday are advised to see
Dean X. A. Eengtson of the junior
ivteion.
Quotas for the army enlisted
. reserve corps were assigned Aug.
I C( At that time. 1191 army re
, t-ervists were allotted to this
- campus. That figure was ap
1 fortxmed: 472 freshmen. 233
oi'boroores, 273 juniors, 213 sen
iors. 70S Unclassified.
The university was also aOowed
T&5 freshmen and sophomores who
lave an unclassified status but are
Ciestined for the nary or naval re
1 serve at the completion of their
basic B. O. T. C
Students who fail to be ac-
cepted for the reserves will most
I likely be drafted when tbey reach
the age of 20, according to the
' ttsmt selective service regula
. lions. This may not apply to those
J juniors and seniors taking courses
Jjieparing for critical collations,
such as engineering, dentitlry,
medicine er other essential cccu
( patiuns.
When the AEJiC detracts are
dgTie4. the student is in the army!
i He is liable to call to active duty
l any time as the war department
I es fit. Further, be miwt attend
I college all year under the aootl-
Itlt4 program.
The navy, marines and coast
gvard reserves have not as yet
f released rep-jrts regarding the
calling of si-Tadenti out of college.
Basic ROTC Required.
. A3 freshnaea and sophomores
till will be rexraiied to take basic
ROTC rejr irtlj(5 of their reserve
ilitiis. Advanced ROTC will have
.f new program in addition to its
rtgtilar cria course. Captain FU4-Sz-s
&. Emaaerick will be in cbarre
tv nflf bayonet drill, obstacle course
I i . rad.E.r and other special training.
New tlalementi are tieinr is
t jswtd dally ty the war 5-jrairtnrat
yVajr.d univerKty officials are tinder
F the tixiTtaiiiom that prejwut ows
I cation may be changed many
1 jrt.
The (unirerrJly has a.4ptd a
ten-j'Ojxil code. ChancljT C S.
uclbcr bAs slalid that the unii-
- 'vanity will cooperate by coitpir-
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