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EDITORIAL ST APT
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Managing Editsr Jfaa C.lalfrlly. Bflly l.aa HuilM
New s I'didlors rallis Traiardrn. Shirley Jenkins Mary Aliie rawnad. Bill Roberta
Sport Kdilor . Char Peiersaa
So.ielT Edilar Belly Kin
Bl'SINtSS STAFF
Rnstnrv Manaret Mildred FntMrom
Av.Ktanl R.inrss Manactri Lorraine Aramin. Shirley Muben
CirruLvinn Manager Janet llvlrhinton
Golden Opportunity . . .
The drive to lid the campus of dandelions is rolling in
high gear. Well-planned and well-organized, the clean-up
campaign was launched Wednesday when a letter explain
ing the object and organization of the drive was dispatched
to the presidents of the various houses on the campus by
a special Student Council committee.
The campaign is well under way, but it is still very much
in the critical make-or-break stage. .The plans are laid," but
the actual digging has hardly begun. The responsibility for
the success or failure of the drive now rests squarely on the
shoulders of the students, working through the organized
houses.
Students thus are faced with a rare chance to combine
beautification of the campus with a lot of fun. It would
be highly regrettable if they failed to take advantage of the
opportunity.
We Repeat!
Every semester The Nebraskan receives many excellent
Letterips which it cannot publish because the writers failed
to sign their names. A recent letter praising the dandelion
campaign, for example, could not be published because the
writer used a pen name.
To clear up the obvious confusion on the matter of
anonymous letters. The Nebraskan states once again its
long-standing policy: No letters-to-the-editor will be pub
lished in The Nebraskan unless they are signed with the
writer's legal signature. The Nebraskan adheres to this
policy on the principle that any person desirous of airing
his views in the columns of a newspaper should have the
moral courage to identify those views as his own.
MadI
1 now" that Lt. Danny Slater has
forsaken England lor a m aay
furlough . . .arrived Sunday . . .
Flo Ella Sober ff really has the
deal Lt. Ray Evers came all the
way from Texas just to be with
her Tuesday night.
Exit pianissimo . . . Whntdidya
expect . . . chimes?
Macille Schmid, Alpha CM
On Friday, April 20, Ernest
Harrison, of the school of music
faculty, w as a judge for the state
district II contest in Fremont.
Twenty-five members of Phi
Chi Thela, business administra
tion sorority, made their annual
inspection lour of Omaha busi
ness firms, Friday, April 20.
BY NINA SCOTT.
The edges certainly are ragged
. . . frayed would be more like
it , , . when people don't even
know what they're doing or what
other people are doing, its time
for investigation . . . guess the
scouts will have to be let loose
. . . FBI moaning Foolish Betas
Incorporated . . . They'ie the ones
who don't even need hunting dogs
. . . they just scream Ml'SH ad
oxcel.sior from there . . .
A new "Little Gill so Tender
and True" is Gamma Phi Jody
Lehman who has climaxed a
steady since September affair
wilh 1)U Nelt Freisenborg by let
ting him pin his pin on her . . .
Yellow Weeds Leave.
Today is t ho day those ink in'
yellow weeds leave their cozy
campus homes and weigh in to
judge who will be ihe Dandelion
Queen and King . . . California
has its Roses and Nebraska to be
ingenious has its precedent . . .
The RQ's standing for FLENTY
are to be presented tonight at the
dance . . . according to Myra Col
berg . . . Towne club is having a
dance tomorrow night . . .
Intratraternity dance yet! Three
Gamma Phi's with intentions of
dancing are Shirlee Hammond,
Mavis McMurray, and Donna
Eilers . . . Their inviiers are DU
Jim Tagader. Sig Ep Don Mun
son, and Lt. Roy Gean . . .
The SDT's had candy for des
sert Monday night from Sylvia
Hurwieh announcing her new
SAM pin from Sol Swartz . . .
Return of Native.
Return of the native is typified
by former ATO Johnny Thomp
son back from the wars . . . has
a date Saturday night wilh Dee
Gee Helen Johnson even I ho' his
pinmate Marcy Baur, Alpha Phi
is in Omaha . . . Bobby Sherwood
is the destination of these two
"old friends'' . . .
Gamma Phi Ginny Hamilton is
flying high over the Air Corps
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THE SPORTS SHOP. . .FIRST FLOOR
beaming with her ATO pin from
long time love, John StaVler.
TOWNSEND PHOTO SCHOOU
Friday and Saturday, April 20
and 21, Miles Dresskell and Don
ald Lent, both of the university
school of music faculty, judged
instrumental groups for the state
district IV music contest
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