DAILY NEBRASKAN
.Wednesday, January 13, 1943
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BY MARY LOUISE GOODWIN.
As you good people yawn into
the atmosphere of a genuine lull
in activity, we Ragmuffins still
retain enough zip to reach into
the ether and grasp enough news
for a col-yum. . . maybe. Exams
are coming, strained expressions
commence to fill hitherto happy
pans, and we're wondering just
how many of our laddies will be
around to gladden co-ed hearcs
next semester. But on to the news
of the day. . .
Pledges over at the Gamma
Phi house decided that they had
played around long enough and it
was time to settle down so as of
Monday three of them did just
that. The three new additions to
the steady list are Carroll Lea
Anderson, Pat Mclllis and Virginia
Kousil who are dating Sig Ch:
Herb Groat, Beta Dick Novotony,
and Kappa Sig Bob Von Sagron
respectively.
Congratulations.
Congratulations to the new Phi
Psi actives who donjied their pins
Saturday eve. Cigars were the
order of the evening when Tom
Dredlie of that house passed them
while Tri Delt Frances Breed
handed out candy.
Alpha Phi Marg Hanks is wear
ing a diamond pinmate Jim
Stevenson, SAE from Northwest
ern. Sister Dorothy is no longer
going steady with Phi Gam How
ard Mengshol. And while we are
over at the Alpha Phi house we
mustn't forget to mention the
fact that Bob Hyde's Alpha Sig
pin which Lois Christie has been
wearing these past few months
went back to him again, and Lois
was coking in the grill Monday
with Tau Bob James.
Toni McQuiston and Becky Wait
two of the Thetas with the Christ
mas diamonds have set the date
for their weddings as some time
early in February. DG Barbie
Hahn has also set the date for
her approaching marriage to Beta
George Cockle. It will take place
in about three weeks.
Things Are Cold.
Guess the ring that Bob James,
ATO gave DG Helen Johnson
really didn't mean so very much
because things are pretty cold
in that league now.
Elmer Sprague, campus sage, is
escorting Maxine Lynn of the
dorm to the French movie tonight
Seems as he may be getting some
pointers on how to make love
the French way. . . A little late.
but Virginia bamsei is wearing
Les Chaff in a ring.
Congratulations to the six new
Kappa Delt actives. Joan Car-
rahar, of that house, is wearing
diamond third finger left hand
from Ray Shraider, home town
flame.
Three Seniors
Give Recitals
Today at 4:30
Second senior recital of the year
will be presented today in the
Temple at 4:30. Participants will
be Rosalie Tookey, pianist, Roma
Biba, soprano, Aronita Daskov
sky, violinist, and accompanists
Virginia Clarke and Mr. Harold
Avery. The program will be as
follows:
The NUhliiiKulr, AlahleM.lMt.
(aprlrrio, KriilKC
PrriHdr Op. SS No. 12, Kachmaiiliiorf.
Mlsi TiMikry.
Irh virnl, lion tarilar, Moaarl.
Vol rhe- Saete, Mufturt.
Whither. Sthnherl.
The Mtiirtn nt udl. Dellbeii.
Will o' the Vtlip, Spnm.
.Mlnit Hlha.
Conrertn In K minor, Jnlm (oiiut.
MIkn lakuvk' and Mix t larke.
Rosenlof . . .
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seniors may be recommended
properly to the university for ad
mission prior to their havine- met
their high school requirements for
graduation.
Several students who are not
high school craduates but who are
qualified, have been accepted for
second semester schooling at the
university, in registration which
now is under way. But in admit
ting capable non-high school grad
uates tor study at the university,
standards of admission aren't be
ing lowered. They are being
"streamlined" and eeared to the
war effort Rosenlof said.
Deferment
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to complete such specialized or
scientific course.
4. Graduate Students: May be
considered for occupational defer
ment in the ifelds listed below
provided that in addition to pursu
ing further studies he is engaged:
(a) In scientific research certi
fied by a recognized federal
agency as related to the war ef
fort, or
(b) In classroom or laboratory
instructions for not less than 12
hours a week. The field included
are:
Agrtt-allaral Keienem ledfrine-!ar(ery
Arrhitrrtare, Naval Metallurgy
Aotronomy Meteorology
Barertolry Navlcattoa. Aerial
Biology and Marine
bemMrjr Oceanography
Dentittry Pharniarjr
Knginrrriag Srlenee Phie
firology rhiology
Indottlrlal Maaage- l'htokir,y
tnrnt etrlaary Seieaeea
MathematiM
5. Students in the Professional
Schools of Medicine, Dentistry,
Veterinary Medicine, and Osteo
pathy: Shall be considered for oc
cupational deferment when they
have shown promise of becoming
a recognized medical doctor, den
tist, doctor of veterinary medi
cine, or doctor of osteopathy.
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ladies fashions
Omaha Colleges
May Be Selected
As Military Sites
Creighton and Omaha universi
ties aie under consideration as
possible sites for military service
schools.
According to Homer Greunther,
Washington representative of the
Omaha chamber of commerce, the
army and navy are jointly contem
plating the selection of 50 univer
sities and colleges for their program.
Student Should Leave
Books in Morrill Hall
Books and magazines for the
Magazine Victory Drive may be
left at the north door at Morrill
hall as well as at the center
desk at the library in the read
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