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HELEN GOODWIN.
Hanging in balance is the elec
tion, and so are the students as
they patiently sway back and
forth while waiting for the elec
tion returns to come in. To re
lieve the monotony is the early
morning greeting from the paper,
straighten up, students and read
the latest
As always, love holds prece
n,rr nil At the DG House.
Vlllww -
tears of Bonnie Hinnchs, refusal
to eat, as well as to receive pin
mate John Wells, Phi Delt, had
the sisters more than perplexed.
Incidentally, John was wearing
tho Phi Dplt Din all dav Monday
Then to the amazement of the
DCs, the two passed the candy.
One definite way to assure
surprise!
Pike Attracts.
At the Pike Saturday were KKG
Trudy Paige and Dexter Sharp.
Sailor Griff Jones, last year Tau
on UN camDUS. was home on
leave. He and Betty Ed Strain,
Alpha Chi, took in the dance too.
Phi Delts Dave McShane and Jim
McEachin were with Theta
Mary Lancaster and Pi Phi Jan
Schwartzer, respectively.
Speaking of Mary Lancaster, it
seemed that when six Alpha Phi's
wont rinurn tr the station to kiss
Beta Hugh Atkinson, making him
the envy or the navy, au were
surprised when Hugh had date
Mirv with him Ah. never a
dull moment! Might we ask what
happened to JtranK tisten, aiu;
Army Takes Over.
Lts. seem to take over the
campus and seen at Pike with
thrm were Pi Phi Patty Welsh.
Alpha Chi Betty Brinkman, DG
Kay Schroeder, Theta Marj Fer
rel, KKG's Zorita Desch and B. J.
Hancv. as for the latter two. love
hit full force. 'Tis winter, not
spring, either.
nthr- camnusites dancing and
entering into the song test of
Billy Bishop were AOPI Margaret
Hagen with Sigma Nu Melbin
Hermmeyer; Kappa Sig Bill Flory
and B. Gray Norval, Theta of
last year; ATO George Wright
and Gamma Phi Dorothy Gallop;
Tibby Curley, Alpha Chi with
Tom Green; Beta of last year Bob
Smith and AOPI Willa Arvanette.
Getting together outdoors, cold
as it was Friday, were Sig Eps
and dates. Among those brav
ing the challenging drafts of win
ter were Tom Mickey and Fran
ces Abbot, KKG; Charley
Thnmnson and Marilyn Noreen,
Chi O: Tom Bauer and Jane
Sutton: Theta: Marvin Franklin
and Gamma Phi Pat Toof. Some
nf th; rmmles have been seen
together more than just frequent
ly and might bear watcning.
Si Ens takine in the Union
dance Saturday were Stew Filker
and Theta Donna Lee Brugh; and
Jim Gleasen with Kathy
Schaecher, KKG.
Sirma Nb'i Skip.
Siirma Nu of last year, now
Ensign Lee Farmer of the Navy
Air Orps stopped enroute to cm
raffn Rip Nu's had Dlenty of ex
itmAnt uhn the Dledees took
care of the actives, as pledges
ar tvuinri to do. and several ac
tives found themselves walking
from narts unknown.
To climax the evening, all turned
out and serenaded the iairer ones
Army Trainees
Win Scholastic
Honor, Passes
Vnr nrhiovinff scholastic hon
ors at UN, nine premeds and 12
ASTRP trainees have been
awarded the Blue Star insignia,
and have received the added priv
ilege of extended week-end
Prpmeds who r eceivea me
award are Pvt. William J. Braell,
xt Paul R riirk. Pvt. Charles L.
Etheridge, Pvt. Paul B. Kerr, jr.,
Pvt. Walter W. Melvin, jr., Pvt.
&if4 hit Khidpler. Pvt. Bernard
nut vu w- w -i
Sonenshein, Pvt Robert J. Ulmer,
and Pvt. James A. wencK.
ASTRP trainees receiving the
award are Pvt. Judson T. Brown,
Dt rharls N. Fairley. Pvt.
Stanley H. Ellerstein, Pvt. John
w Tjirhsinper. Pvt. Bernard L.
Lundberg, Pvt. Reynold R. Maix-
ner, Pvt. James C. weison, rvi.
Kenneth L. Powell, Pvt. John D.
Russell, Pvt. Craige E. Schensted,
Pvt. Elliott B. Springer, and Pvt.
Warren R. Steinacker.
Chicago Chemist
Speaks to UN
Chemistry Group
rr TTnrl A. Evans, ir.. pro
fessor and chairman of the de
partment of bio-chemistry at the
University of Chicago, will speak
on "Carbon Fixation in Animal
Tissues" at the 207th meeting oi
Oiemical Society.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 8. The
imAtjn will be?in at 7:30 in
nm 9nn nf Averv iaDoraiory
rf Vuans received his B.bc,
degree in chemistry from Johns
Hopkins university in iwi
the degree of YW. u. in uiocnem
istry from Columbia University in
THE NEBRASKAN
1936. In 1939-40 he worked as a
Fellow of the Rockefeller Foun
dation in the laboratory of Dr.
Hans Krebs in Sheffield, tngiana
where he began his work on
carbohydrate metabolism. Since
his return from England, Dr.
Evans has worked on various as
pects of carbohydrate metabolism,
particularly on carrxm cuoxiue
fixation by animal tissues, the ef
tnt nf insulin, and the mechan
ism of carbohydrate oxidation.
In 1942 he received the Eli
Lilly Research Award of the
American Chemical Society for
his work on carbon dioxide fix
ation by animal tissues. Dr.
Evans is an honorary member of
the Harvey Society of the New
York Academy of Medicine and
has been a Harvey lecturer aur
ing 1S44
We'dnes'day, November 8, 1944
Ag Women Hold
Annual Home .be
Dinner Nov. 16
Tickets for the annual Ellen
H. Richards dinner of the home
ec department will be on sale in
th home ec building and from
members of the home ec council
until Friday, Blancne iteiu,
ec president, announced yester
day. The dinner is open to all home
ec students.
The dinner will be held Nov.
16 at 6:15 p. m. in the Union
ballroom in honor of the founder
of home economics. Thelma Estez,
irum
lUruguay now studying at Ames
will be the speaker ot the eve
ning.
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TANKSTERfVrTS AND SWIMMING
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m.. fluh and TankSteteU6
will meet t the Coliseum in the women's
locker roomi Thursday, i :m p.
your bathing cap, bathing sandles and
iwim permit witb you.
ORCHE8IS.
Pre Orchesis will meet In the Dancfr
Studio at 5 P. m.. Wednesday,
S at Grant Memorial Mail.
8ENIOR ORCHESIS.
n . tt.i.iiAn fAr o-ninr Orchesis will
t m winesaay. ruv.
DC m t f. ...
at Grant Memorial Hall.
RELIGION GROUP.
ruv rwra eomoarative religions group
will meet Wednesday at 5 in Ellen Smith
ball. .
YWCA COMMISSION -wi
niiri nemonal relations group
meet Wednesday at 5 P m. In the aoutn
east room of Ellen Smith ball.
841'ARE DANCE,
an.- -.f rie of souare dances.
t the sericulture executive
board, will be held In the college acUvi
iu ... . v ma. in it g 9. m
n.ve Sander will be the caller. Everyone
is Invited, admission 10 cents,
for Civilians
and Trainees
9 to 12, Sat., Nor. 11
with
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and Buffet Supper
10:00 to 11:30 P. M.
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