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" Wednesday, Feb'rucrry K 1945
THE NEBRASKAN
BY BET KING.
Got an aspirin handy? Well
put it down; it takes two hands
to hold a newspaper.
The ATO's had a little get to
gether with several of the boys
who were down for the week-
enr. Tom Noble took in the af
fair with AOPI, Jean Skinkle
Speaking of ATO's, Chick Neal
has set a new record of spend
ing six hours a day with Jan
Schwartzer, Pi Phi.
Sally Yoder, Alpha Chi, cele
brated the Boy Scouts' anniver
sary with the acquisition of a
Boy Scout pin. Does Jim Beard,
Sig Alph, still do the good deed
every day, or does Sal take that
over along with the pin?
Pin Hanging.
Shirley Crosby of the Chi O
house now has the Phi Delt pin
of Bob Creutz. Maybe Hink
Aasen and Nog Chapin, Sigma Nu
will follow their load. That is,
if Nog still has his pin. He hasn't
been wearing it lately.
Theta Ginny Malster isn't wear
ing her diamond anymore. The
xline forms to the right, boys.
Have you heard: That John
McCarville, Phi Delt is dividing
his time between Theta Call
Quigley and Addie McCague
Kappa that Sadie Hawkins of
the ATO Masons dated Tex Cole,
Sigma Nu, Saturday night that
Betty Storjohn, Sigma Kappa, has
the Sig Ep pin of Lt. Dick Mace
of Middleburg College in Ver
mont. She passed the candy Mon
day night.
Dorm Sweetheart.
Alpha Chi Carilyn Dennison,
who was chosen Dorm Sweetheart
at the formal Saturday night, is
seeing a lot of Merton Lallman
Sig Ep. Could be something serious?
"Hac" Lilly, Kappa, can't make
up her mind between Phi Delts
She's been coking with Randy
Keough. Wonder what happened
to the Lilly-Tom McCarville com
bination?
I leave you with this question
what Kappa and what Phi Gam
have been holding numerous
"pow-wows" lately?
TOWNSEND PHOTO STUDIO.
BULLETIN
ITALY.
The Hah-Committee mn Italy' (wlonle
for Committee fto. 8, C:olonle ana Man
date, will meet Wedneodajr 7 :M
in parlor at the Union, aerordlnc te Jane
Kara, rhalrmaa.
COKD VOM.IKH.
AH hoaaee Dartirinatlnc la the Coed
Follle aklta ana curtain aet (hanld
defintely have their kkit name, air
lor. participant, approximate cat, pron-
ertleft, and nereary llchhnv turned In
to Ml Johnson In Kllea 8ml th Hall
nve o'clock 1 hornday.
NKBRASKAN WORKKR.V
All NKBRASRANS FOR KKRVIC KMI N
worker mnt complete their aimmentn
thl week, and report to the Neorankftn
oil ice Tuesday nlirhl at 7 p. m., accord
k( ta Martiya Adler, baine manager
Dr. Nathan Marsh Pusey, for
mer professor of classics at Wes-
leyan University, Conn., was re
cently formally inaugurated as
eleventh president of Lawrence
college, Appleton. Wisconsin, car
rying on a tradition now nearly
100 years old, of close associa
tion between the two institutions
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