'Sunday, October 10, 1943
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Army
News
A & L Classes
Following a course of study
which will bo entirely different
from any given before, and espe
cially unlike anything the Uni
versity of Nebraska has offered
until now 160 Area and Language
students begin their work on Mon
day. Oct. 11, according to Dr.
Robert C. Rosenlof, Registrar and
Directer of Admissions. These
men will receive instruction which
will rank "among the best offered
anywhere in the country, the Uni
versity having withdrawn its best
men in every field for the use of
the Army.
The method of teaching. Dr.
Rosenlof continued, represents a
new advance in the field of edu
cation. Organized as a unit, based
around large central thoughts, the
program will break down subject
matter lines, and synchronize the
whole. Thus the language work
and the area work will not be
considered separately, but will be
interrelated. Dr. Rosenlof pointed
out that the area study included
work in history, geography, gov
ernment, and other fields which
would be taken up together, rather
than as individual fields.
Dr. Rosenlof felt that "men in
the Foreign Area and Language
program will in most instances
be an important part of occupa
tional forces engaged in the re
habilitation of conquered areas
and in setting up regimes of good
government. They will not be a
part of the combatant forces, but
win reouiia wnai was acstroyea.
"The University," he concluded,
"is privileged in having such men
work here. We are happy to have
them, and I am sure their work
will be a success."
Quintets To Play
. ASTP-Air Corps rivalry will
be revived this afternoon when
the AA.L (Area -and Language)
basketball team will meet a
team made up from members
of Flight 12 of the aviators. The
game is scheduled for 2:30 in
the Coliseum, with Lieutenant
Monan in charge.
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Lincoln Symphony
Concert Series
Presents
Helen Traubcl
Prima Donna Soprano
of the
Metropolitan Opera
Association
Wednesday.
October 13th
8:15 P. M.
ST. PAUL CHURCH
(12th and M St.)
Admission by Season Ticket
or Single Admission
$.75 (includes Federal Tax)
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The fellow who at the crack of "First call for reveille' pops out
of bed and cheerilv starts sinp-inc "Oh
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vvnui a tseautuul Morning as he hur
ries downstairs to brush his teeth.
The same G. I. has his bed all made,
his shoes shined, and is casually read
ing a magazine while the rest of us are
still trying to get one eye open -twenty
minutes later.
inis "ining- is plural. The sewing
circle that takes "liehts out" ns its sip--
nal to commence firing. They're very persistent though. Despite ti
steady barrage of "At Eases" and "Shut Ups" an similar but more
strongly-worded chastisements, tney continue to talk and argue, and
laugh. Rumor has it that there is imminent danger of the circle be
ing broken up. They say the showers are quite cold at night.
Then there's alwavs the rhnuhniinH r .... .
Its a vicious circle-they eat first in the morning, so they naturally
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goes.
The mail orderly's delight- the bird
who asks three times a day, every day,
when mail call is coins' to be. then.
when he doesn't get any, says, "Are you
sure mere isn t some more man down
there? I know I have a letter." The
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questions for the last three days, but it
doesn't seem to bother the mail hound
in the least. Some people iust can't
take a hint.
All Present ...
In addition to those already
here 231 Army Specialized Train
ing soldiers arrived on the cam
pus this week. They will begin
classes tomorrow.
Among the group are area and
language students, basic and ad
vanced engineers and dental stu
dents. They were shipped here
from Fort uuey, Kas., uamp
Hood, Tex., and Fort Leaven
worth, Kas.
Michigan's famed Willie Heston
scored more than 110 touchdowns
from 1901 to 1905.
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