Thursday, September 17, 1942.
MTU NEBRASKAN
Freshmen
Face Great
Problems
New Stiulcnts Study
With Double Purpose:
Themselves, Country
Not in a quarter of a century
have entered freshmen or Junior
Division students faced more sig
nificant responsibilities than to
day, according to Dr. G. W,
Kosenlof, director of admissions.
Today they enter upon their
studies with two purposes one
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. , . "must not forget to prepare
for post-war period."
for themselves and the other for
their country. Students feel they
must prepare for service in the
armed forces or in war industry
first.
They must also prepare for cit
izenship for a postwar period and
qualify for making their way in
life as self-respecting citizens.
Neither of these purposes may be
forgotten in times like these, Dr.
Rosenlof said.
University authorities, including
its instructors and administrative
officers, are sparing no efforts to
insure an educational program
wholly in harmony with the de
mands of our government.
The director of admissions has
announced that the office of ad
missions is anxious to help or
assist all freshmen and entering
students, and students are urged
to use the facilities of the office
at any time.
University Offers
War Training
Aircraft Course
Vacancies for several stu
dents are still open in a class
in aircraft assembly and in
spection, according to Prof. W.
L. DeBaufre, director of war
training at the university.
Designed to train workers
for the Omaha bomber plant
and other aircraft assembly
plants, the course begins next
Monday as a part of the
engineering college program.
Classes start at 8 a. m. and
will be continued for 15 wekes.
Also starting Monday is a
new tight course In drafting
and shop mathematics for
which preference in selection
of students will be given to
women and older men.
Cobs, Tassels
(lomluct Campus
Freshmen Tours
For the third successive year
Corn Cobs and Tassels will con
duct tours of the city campus
for freshmen and entering stu
dents. Tours starting at the Temple
will be conducted every half
hour from 9 to 11:30 a.m.,
1 to 3:30 p. m. on Monday; 9 to
11:30 a.m., 1 to 4:30 p.m. on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
According to Dean Nels
Bengtson, head of Junior divi
sion, "The tours are an ex
cellent opportunity for students
to become well acquainted with
their campus. Interesting facts
about the University and
courses taught in each building
will be reviewed." The tours
will last about 45 minutes and
are a part of the freshman
orientation course.
...is Lincoln s
Official JAademolselle Store for
BACK TO SCHOOL CLOTHES
Mademoiselle's school clothes are in , . chosen by us while
attending the Mademoiselle College Clinic in New York.
Here are the clothes you'll need, the required subjects, the
classics and the smart electives. Mademoiselle Collegt
fashions are exclusive" with Hovland's in Lincoln.
ON THE CAMPUS FRONT IN WARTIME
YOUR CAMPUS used to be an out-of-this-world wonderiul place.
Today, it's an in-ihis-world wonderful place, where you learn academ
ics, along with First Rid, Welding and Camouflage to aid the war
effort.
YOUR CLOTHES, as ever, are gay. But like you, they've nevr
responsibilities, trimness, fashion versatility, and long wear.
COLLEGE FURS
A special group of ad
vance fur fashions in all
fcizes. A grand invest
ment opportunity. Con
venient credit terms ar-langed.,.
1 feS
$95 to S225
7Vr Imdudd
SOFT SUITS
A "must" in this year's
wardrobe. 100 all
wool with a long-life
expectancy. Tweed,
men's flannel or shet
lands. $19.95 $39.95
WOOL COATS
Zip-lining coats, re
versibles, casuals and
classics. Smart tweeds,
checks, and camels
hair.
$16.95 up
TAIORED SUITS
Checks and plain all
100 wool. All very
reasonable. Wear them
under our famous
"Season Skipper" co.'it
priced at
$45.00
DRESSES
From smooth furlough
dresses to the peren
nial classics. Dresses
for campus, week
ends, college proms
all in our Mademoi
selle shop Second
Floor.
$10.95 up
Budget Dresses
A complete dress de
partment on t h i r d
floor featuring many
smart juniors. Amaz
ing fashions, all at one
low pi'iee.
$8.95
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Chesterfield Coats
Yes. "It's Chesterfield Time."
A definite must for this fall
at school. In brown or black.
Vent hack, fly front. Sizes
fi to 17.
$29.95
Visit Our New College Hat BarStreet Floor
ACCESSORIES
Campus Handbags 2.95
Wearable Gloves 2.00
Clever Jewelry 1.00
Lovely Hosiery 1.35
Billfolds .. 1.95
SPORTSVE A R
100 Wool Sweaters 2.9S
Separate Skirts - . 3.95
Smart Jackets 10.95
Tailored Blouses 2.95
Separate Slacks 4.50