THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, March 9, 1945
Spring is here at least it was
yesterday. The Sig Eps took ad
vantage of it while it was here by
going on a little outing.
When you can't think of any
thing to do try going to the wom
en's wrestling matches. Joan
Bohrer and Joline Ackerman were
there Tuesday night with Ike
Steen, Sig Alph, and Bill Robin
son. Kappa Sig. Bonnie Hinrichs,
DG, and Johnnie Wells, Phi Delt,
were there too.
Cancelled.
There seetns to be an epidemic
of cancelled steady deals. Mary
Louise Wiedman. Alpha Chi, and
Doug Nelson, Phi Delt, have de
cided to be just friends. Better
reconsider, kids.
For every broken romance
there's a new one and several
nrosnective deals. The newest
steadv combination is that of
AOPi Joan Sib and Dick Stone,
Kappa Sig. There seems to be
possibilities in the numerous dates
of Tn Delt Marilyn Lowe ana
Sis Ed Tom Bauer. There's
more than meets the eye in Theta
Mickey Miller's interest in Lt.
Bob Cummings of UCLA, too.
Something New.
We hear that Phil Oxley, ATO,
is trying to keep Gamma Phi
Myra Lee Haden interested by
dating every other girl on the
campus. It's a good technique if
it works.
The Peace Conference and Glen
Gray occupy the campus spot
light .for Friday night, but appar
ently Alpha Phi Helen Hickman
hasn't heard. She keeps asking
people what is going on this week
end. Wonder what she's plan
ning that takes her mind off
campus affairs?
With the scarcity of men, coeds
will be happy to know that ATO
Dale McCracken is home on leave
and setting female hearts aflutter,
per usual.
Pi Phi Barbara Sturges is en
joying the leave of Lt. Ed Greg
ory. That's the spirit we like to
see.
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Committee . . .
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lack of privacy in the student ex
aminations.
"The wholly impersonal atti
tude of the doctors and nurses,"
wrote one student, "makes me
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WHAT A
RECORD!
Always tops in clean
ing suits, sweaters,
date dresses. Any
thing and everything.
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feel that I am taking up time that
should be spent on something
else." Others remarked that the
doctors were too hurried and un
interested.
Suggestions made by the stu
dents included that the health de
partment employ a full-time phy
sician, make the staff realize that
they have the responsibility of
taking the best care of students
that they possibly can, and have
the department in larger, cleaner
quarters.
A majority of the students feel
that the present Student Health
fee is reasonable, but many be
lieve that it is reasonable only
if the service rendered is better
than it is at present. It was sug
gested that students not pay a
fee, but pay reduced rates for in
dividual service.
Council . . .
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taken by a simple majority of
the Council."
After presentation of this
amendment to the session tonight
by the reference committee chair
man, a vote will be taken on it
In addition to consideration of
this amendment, the session will
vote on other amendments offered
from the floor.
Following adoption or rejec
tion of the other amendments, the
treaty as a whole will be voted on
by all nations represented. If
the whole treaty is not accepted,
it will be returned to the reference
committee which will then have
15 minutes to write up an accept
able one. In the event that the
revised treaty is not accepted, it
will be returned to the planning
committee of the conference who
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