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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, December 13, 1946
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September so. i9zz.
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor Phyllii Teafirarn
ManafinK Editors Stilrlrv Jenkins, Mary Alice C'aweed
Newt Edilori Dale Novalny, Jark Hill. Mary Lasise Blumel,
Jeanne Kerrigan, Norm Terer
Sport Editor Georre Miller
ocimt tditor Pat Jemen
itf Sfi Editor Phil Raynard
BUSINESS STAFF.
miKH HHiim Jim Van Ijindinrham
Amistant BnsineM Manareri Dorothy Lather. Goals Flarf
weoiatioo Manager Kritb ioact
Coeds' Revenge .
(Dr. Swindler wouldn't consider this an editorial, but
we couldn t resist, soooo . . . )
Motor Boat or Putt-Putt it matters not, either spells re
venge in its most ghastly form.
Tonight's the night that all the coeds cooperate and do
the dirt . . . the night the coy become fiends and run rough-
snod over trie UN male.
Everything is topsy turvy for the big occasion as all
the gals whisper and twitter over the concoctions repre
senting a corsage designed to win the hearts of each one and
only.
Word as it from sources of yesteryear (that's back in
'41 when all of us were only about 20 and in the prime of
me) that the corsage would always signify something about
me individual lor whom it was created. Indiana coeds used
to present their dates with a flower corsage suggesting
wnat eacn wanted to do on the big nite. That custom how
ever died an early death when local Bloomington florists
were deluged with orders for mistletoe. One in particular
... :i l j i i
was quite pcrpiexea wnen ne received an order ior a corsage
of clover. A favorite theme for the dubiously honorable gift
on this campus is the fraternity to which the lucky (or
luckless in behalf of Mr. Baker) character belongs.
Along this line the following suggestions might be ap
propriately enlarged upon to resemble a corsage.
In case you little coeds are going with a PHI PSI you
might give him an off color Orange bow tie ... a BETA,
a pair of fly-boy wings ... an SAE, a picture of a mob
scene ... a SIG CHI, a bed with a-sign saying "Carton
slept here.!!"
So with the rising of the next werewolf moon the fri
volity shall commence for another year. As a closing com
ment I get hysterical when I think of all the things one could
present Walt Simon for a corsage . . . bon voyage all you
lucky, lucky people.
D. N.
Daily Hears
Union Arena
FightReport
Having received some oflicial
but alarming reports concerning
a big fight scheduled to come off
next Monday, the Daily Nebras
kan passes on to you the informa
tion regarding the surprise-packed
event.
To know what it's actually all
about, you'll have to be there
yourself, but as an incentive we
can tell you that Romulo Solde
villa of Kosmet Klub show .fame
will be there. Then there's John
Carson. He'll be there, too, pull
ing more than rabbits out of his
hat as he entertains with his ma
gician's act.
Whether this battle is one of
wits or of padded fists no one
can say, but when the loser goes
down on the count of ten Dr.
Rogers will give some interesting
statistics concerning the spectac
ular bout.
The place of this noved feature
of the coming week is the Union
ballroom. Time Monday at 11
a. m. See you there as things
start, happening when a voice
"And in this corner ..."
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in
Parlors XYZ.
Comparative Religions group
will meet oil Tuesday at 5 p. m. at
Ellen Smith Hall to hear Miss
Chena, a student from China,
sepak on Confucianism.
Inter-Varsit Christian Fellow
ship program chairman, Phil An
derson, will be in charge of the
Christmas program to be given at
the regular IVCF meeting Tues
day evening at 7:30 in Room 316
of the Union. Singing of Christ
mas carols and special music are
features of the program, accord
ing to Anderson.
Nelson ...
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are two other aspects that enter
into any discussion of marriage:
(1) the values attached to what
the money is used for and (2) the
attitude toward the importance of
money."
Marriages in which the partners
have similar social backgrounds,
economic experiences and religion
Union Bridge
Tourney Listed
For Tomorrow
Headlining week-end activities
at the Union is the contract bridge
tournament, starting at 2:00 p. m,
tomorrow, in room 315 and 316
Bridge enthusiasts must regis
ter by pairs before tomarrow noon
at the Union office. Each team
will play four rounds of five
hands each, and prizes will be
awarded to the two top teams.
Nine teams were registered by
Wednesday noon.
There will be Union-sponsored
dances on Friday and Saturday,
but the Newman club offers a
juke-box dance from 9-12 Sat
urday, open to all students.
Pegg: Shelly will play organ
selections during the Union cof-
Jee hour, 5-6 p. m., Sunday.
"This Above All," starring Joan
Fontaine and Tyrone Power, with
Nigel Bruce and Gladys Cooper,
is the movie at the' free Variety
Show at 8:00 p. m., Sunday.
have a better chance statistically
Dr. Fowler continued but "the
purpose bf research is to locate
Roints which may become strained
after marriage, on the basis that
fore-warned is fore-armed.' Our
challenge is to appreciate and to
work out differences, not to make
check-mark choices of mates by
research and satistics."
"Sex relationship is a matter of
basic importance," the doctor said,
"because so many young people
arrive at marriage with horge-
podge knowledge. First, it is im
portant that we know our facts,
which doctors and psychologists
are glad to provide, and, again,
t is the attitude toward sex its
acceptance as natural, desirable
and mutual'y satisfactory that is
of prime importance."
"Although we would like to
think of marriage as an escape
from the chaos in which we live,
we do not live in a vacuum and
so we must accept the dreary fig
ure given us by the census boards
one out of every three mar
riages in this country ends in di-
'orce, Dr. Fowler pointed out.
Dr. Fowler continued that prob
lems of war marriages were much
the same ,only intensified, and
added to them were the condi
tions of separation and change.
She said she deplored the pre-
-ailing ostrich-like attitude that
change is non-existent.
"Growth in marriage is desir
able, and instead of ignoring nor
mal growth in people, change
must be made of our positive ap
proach if we are to solve troubled
marriages," the educator declared.
Cone'uding that the primary
reason for troubles of war-marriages
was that there has not
been enough time to make
thoughtful selection, and too much
time to live alone, Dr. Fowler
cautioned young people to think
of marriage not as a job but as
a way of life.
XMAS CARDS
Prrnmnlixed or Plain
All-Mike nr AtunrtfJ
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 North 14
Notice to Veterans
Will all veterans who have
not yet received subsistenc2
payments ior September or Oc
. bcr or November please sign
Ihe list posted on the bulletin
board at the entrance of the
Veterans Consultation Board
office, 101 Mechanic Arts Hall.
J. P. Colbert, Director
TONIGHT is COLLEGE NIGHT
College
Couples
Only
at
NO
STAGS
Religious Groups
(Continued From Page 1.)
Ivembers of the Newman Club
re invited to attend a Christmas
party in the CYO hall Sunday aft
ernoon. The Newman Club is also
sponsoring a Christmas dance In
the Union Saturday night. Msgr.
George Schuster will say mass
, ,
moms -
Be sure to have your I dent Card . .
Dancing Admission Free Booth
9-12 ft.lc each plus fax Reservations
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