Wednesday, April 19, 1944
THE NEBRASKAN
Ncbraskan Prints-Interpretation
Governing Procedures During
Rules governing: students elec
tions, as interpreted in 1941 by the
judiciary committee of the Stu
dent Council, must be strictly ad
hered to by candidates in the
spring election to be held April 19.
The rules are as follows:
From Article IV' of the consti
tution: No vote shall be solicited at
the polls or in the building in
which the election is being held
during election day. No money
shall be spent in behalf of any
candidate. No printed, mimeo
graphed, typed or otherwise
printed material in behalf of any
candidate shall be perrritted ex
cept in impartial announce
ments of the candidates appear
ing in the press. Any candidate
violating these rules either in
person or through his support
ers shall thereby become ineli
gible. The interpretation as handed
down by the judiciary committee
agrees on the following definitions
and interpretations of Article IV
of the rules for student elections.
This is done at the request of the
faculty committee on student or
ganizations and social functions.
"No vote shall be solicited-' shall
mean: no person eligible to vote
for any candidate shall be influ
enced in any way by means of the
spoken or written word or any
other means to cast his ballot for
any particular candidate; nor shall
any such person be influenced in
any way to vote at all.
"At the polls or within the
building in which the election is
being held" shall mean: any
place within said building or on
the steps, walks or drives- lead
ing from the adjoining public
streets or streets up to the
building. It shall also include the
lawn adjoining the building. The
phrase "at the polls" shall mean:
at the place or places where
passing out of ballots, marking
of ballots, and placing of ballots
in the ballot-boxes is taking
place.
"During election day" shall
mean any time from 12 o'clock
midnight of the day preceding
the election to the time that the
polls are officially closed.
"No money" shall mean: no
cash, checks, mail order drafts,
tamps or credit.
"Shall be spent" shall mean:
shall be exchanged, traded or
given away in any manner.
"In behalf of any candidate"
shall mean: in any manner which
would in any way influence the
results of the election. This would
include any manner which would
in any way influence a voter to
cast his vote for any particular
candidate, or candidates, whose
name, or names, appear on the
ballots. The term candidate shall
include persons whose names ap
pear on the ballots, and also the
political parties with which they
may be affiliated.
This definition of "candidate"
shall be followed wherever tha
term appears in this article. A
person whose name is to appear
on the ballot shall be considered
as a candidate any time within
Today,
Seniors
Will Be Your Very Last Opportunity
to Order Announcement
HURRY TO THE
ALWAYS WELCOME
If Pays to Advertise in
THE NEBRASKAN
the two weeks' period directly
prior to the election and including
election day, irrespective of
whether the person has been of
ficially or unofficially announced
as a nominee.
"No printed, mimeographed,
typed, or otherwise published
material" shall mean: no hand
bills, posters, papers, newspa
pers or any other type of ma
terials or advertising on which
appears any other type of pic
torial representation of thought
which material is transmitted '
any voter by any means whi 1
ever or is posted in any place
except the inside of a private
home, boarding house, rooming
house, fraternity house or soro
rity house. Any such material
posted in the university resi
dence halls for women will be
considered "published materi
als." "Shall be permitted" shall
mean: shall be legal and in accord
with this article.
"Impartial announcements"
shall mean: a list of all candi
dates for all offices to be filled
by the election, in which list the
candidates' names must all appear
correctly spelled, in the same kind
of type, in the same shade and
color of ink and with no extra
markings, of any sort beneath,
over, around, or beside any par
ticular names which marking does
not appear in the same way by all
names in the list. Such lists may
contain the political affiliations of
all candidates but no other infor
mation about them unless such in
formation is officially authorized
by the Student Council.
The "press" shall mean: any
publication which has the ap
proval of the university publica
tions board. In all cases the edi
tors of such publications shall
be responsible for what appears
in the publication.
"Violating these rules" shall
mean: in any way causing the
rules of this article to be broken.
"Either in person or through
his supporters" shall mean: either
by a personal action or by the ac
tion of any one of his supporters
or by any member of his political
faction, no matter whether or not
he knows that such action has
been taken, is being taken, or will
be taken.
In considering the definition
of the term "candidate" the pen-
Council ...
(Continued from page 1.)
The election slate, as printed in
the Nebraskan today, includes
only the names of candidates who
have been checked and approved
by the Council election committee.
Students who go to the polls in
the Union basement or at Ag hall
will vote for the representatives to
the Council from their respective
colleges. Publications and ag ex
ecutive board ballots will be cast
according to class status. Only
men may vote for Ivy Day orator
and juniors and seniors elect the
seniors-at-large. All students must
present student identification
cards at the polls.
April 19th
Co-Op.
1229 R
of Regulations
Councu Election
alty of violation of a rule shall
apply to the individual with
whom the violation is concerned.
If the violation is concerned
with a political party, then the
penalty shall apply to all nomi
nees affiliated with that party.
Ignorance of this article and
its interpretation shall not be
considered a valid excuse for the
violation of rules either by an
individual, group of individuals
or a political faction.
Regular news items appearing
the "press" and concerning any
- ididate shall not be consiaerea
as violations of this article unless
thev contain editorial comment
about the candidate or unless they
are not impartial.
Convo
(Continued from page 1.)
ulnrm admlnlMratkwi;
Robert Richey Conkltn Miller.
Th 1I Mipna PI Scholarship K7,
bnninma admlnlstratloa:
Wredf Howard Smith.
Thr W illiam Gold PrliM, !" admla-
IM ration:
Dorothy Jan Duncan.
George Allan Dunlap.
Marv Louise Hanaon.
Robert Carl Holland.
Shirley Emma Jenklna.
Ine Johnson.
Betty Lee Parker.
Rollsnd Russel Ritter
Wallace Dale StieKelmayer.
Bernard Dean Urtch.
The Phi Chi Theta Key, busmeoa admln-
Ixtratioa :
Pollyann Petty.
The Chi Omrica Prlrr, bwitaewi organlaa-
tloa and economic:
Dorothea MarRuertie Lemon.
The Georce Borrowmaai Scholarship,
chemistry:
Irma Rose TinRelhoff.
The Phi lmhda I'pslloa FTwamaa
Award, chestry:
Paul F.rnest Ruhter.
The Grove K. Barber Prlie, classics:
Kleanor Louise Knoll.
The Omicroa Kappa Ipslloa Keys, den
tistry: Glen Woodrow Thurnian.
Fritz Arthur Pierson. Jr.
Robert Nathan Mendcnhall.
Warren Enger Mulford.
The American Society of Dentistry for
Children:
Glen Woodrow Thurman
Robert Nathan Mendcnhall.
The Georre A Grahb Awara, 4enli.tr).
Frit Arthur Pierson, Jr.
The Chemical Knsineerlns; Society Key,
rnclneeiine:
Lester Christenaen Knogh.
The O. i. Fee Award, rnRtneerlna;:
Charles Adolphus Stutt.
The Omicroa Ka Freshman Award, home
economics:
Mary Edith Pumphrev.
The PI Ma Kpstlon Prtrcs, mathematics:
Walter William Koenlg.
Norman Ralph Zabel.
The Nn-Med Key Award, pre-medleaj :
Ruth Leota Owen.
The Ms Phi Kphlloa Kreskmaa Scholar
hilp Award, moiilr:
Virginia Ann Trook.
The Psl Chi Award, psychology:
Vdrrlma Ma Ct ll.rm r
The National Alpha lambda Ielta Award;
Margaret r.icanor Aiiaway.
The American Association of VnlverH
Womea Scholar? Ulps:
Dorothea Marguerite Lemon.
Mary Edith Pumphrey.
M.rjoiie Jean Raecke.
The Jrffrrsoa Rroady Scholarship:
Harvey Llewellyn Tookey.
The Ceres Club Scholarship:
Beatrice Lucile Gorham.
The lelta Delta Delta Scholarships:
Hazel Olive Stearn.
Dorothy Jane Wolfe
The Faculty Women's Clan Scholarships:
Neda Ethel Oltman.
Besrtie Annette Eckblade.
Frances Jane Howell.
The William Hyte. Scholarship:
Glrn LcRo Downey.
The Donald Walters Miller Scholarships:
McT'in Douglas Jones.
Jeanette Mae Smith
Hael Olli Stearn.
The Mortar Board Awards:
Alice HosmrT McCampbrll.
Doris Viola Peterson.
The Mortar Board Scholarships:
Phyllis Marald Greer
Kona Marie Huttenmn.fr.
Kleanor Jean Johnson.
Grace Kathryn Petria.
Rarbara Jeanne Stahl.
Helen Marie Wulf.
The Walter I. Mchel Freshman Prise;
Grace Kathryn Peters.
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Society
The week passc-s in review . . .
Saturday. Gilberta Evans, Tri
Delt of last year, was married to
Norman Kolb, in Sioux City, and
many of the Tri Delts attended . .".
Betas Dick Bell, George Loomis
and Bob Dalager, med students at
Omaha, came down for a short
celebration . . . Lenore Beck, Chi
Omega, received a Theta Xi pin
from dent student Herb Williams
. . . Sie-ma Karmas Lotus Stor-
john, Avanelle Ramsay and Betty
Storjohn were dancing at me
Turnpike with L.ts. Melvin Scott,
McBride, and Khourie, respec
tively . . .
Monday night found several
rsndv nassinett . . . Polly Petty,
Alpha Phi, passed the five pound
box, and her pinmate, ensign An
Mason, was unable to be present,
but his Sig Chi brothers took over
in his absence . . . Over sur way,
Harriet Lorkis rassed the candy
eelebratine; her eneaerement tc
Van Cutler, Creighton med school,
and June 25 was the date set ior
the weddine; . . . Delta Gamma
pledges borrowed frat pins belong
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a fake candv Dassine. in protest
of the laxity of the actives on this
score . . .
The Panhellenlc Scholarships:
Carol Cornell Chapman.
Charlotte Lucelle Filter.
Bonnie Alice Hinricha.
Madeline Joyce Holtzscherer.
Betty Gene King.
Jeanette Mae Smith.
The Gas Prestet;aard Scholarships:
Mildred Renee Breucr.
Berntc Clara Greer
Mary Louise Hanson.
Zelma Marie Waldo.
ROTO Band Honorary Key Awards:
Robert Richard Thatcher.
Richard Donald Wenzlaff.
David Thomas Kinsman.
Hubert Harmar Rodman.
John Du Wayne Wolf.
The Edward Lang True Memorial Scholar
ship:
Dwayne Louis Pretzer.
The I nlveralty 4-H Club Scholarship
Medals:
Senior Medal:
Marjorie LaRine Claney.
Jnnior Medal:
Lona Laventia Haskina.
Sophomore Medal :
Mary Edith Pumphrey.
Freshman Medal:
Charlyn Henrietta Hagemeiater.
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BULLETIN
ROTC OFFICERS
There will be a meeting at
5 p. m. today in room 208 of
Nebraska hall of the following
ROTC officers: Brooke West
over, Bernard Urich, Neal Jenk
ins, Milferd Epp, Edwin Busch,
Eugene Tedd, James Ota, Emil
Bollmeier, Lachlan Ohman, Bill
Rotton, and Lowell Helmick.
Calkins .
(Continued from page 1.)
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An imnortant Dart of its future
lies in their devotion and contin
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