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YM Seminar
Filings Open
To Students
Univ YMCA urces stu
dents t application at once
for atte. ie Student Indus
trial Semi,., .o be held in Min-neapolis-St.
Paul. June 15-Aue. 23
according to secretary, Mildred
i ayior.
Applications may be secured
from Miss Taylor and Gordon Lip
pitt. The deadline for application
is May 15, with early applications
receiving prior consideration.
The Seminar, now is in its third
year, includes men and women
college students who want to un
derstand the complexities of an in
dustrial community and who want
to know how to work out its
problems. Students are employed
fulltime in Twin Cities industrial
firms at standard pay rates. They
live in a college dorm and par
ticipate in three informal study
sessions, trips, talks, and other ac
tivities each week. Students are
given aid in securing their em
ployment. The Droiect. which is snonsnred
by the National Student Councils
of the YM and YW, has openings
for both men and women students
regardless of race or creed. Clar
ence Elliott, North Central Area
Student Secretary of the YMCA
will serve as director of the project.
Cross
Campus
A freshman sociology course on
dating started last week at Bowl
ing Green University. Dr. Sam-
. uel Lowrie, chairman of the so
ciology department and teacher,
says ne Deneves this is the first
time any college has offered a
credit course devoted primarily
to dating. He believes that com
munities should organize to en
' courage dating. He considers it
a normal element in social de
velopment, and a large factor in
the personality growth of the in
dividual. He is writing a text
book on dating problems and
encouraging the establishment of
similar courses in other univer
sities. Walter.
Walter, a pne-pound pigeon, is
the current pride of the Indiana
University psychology depart
ment. With his beak Walter plavs
four differently colored kiys
which play a tune. When he
plays seven notes in proper se
quence, he is rewarded by a bag
oi seed. Walter is under study
of such behaviorial processes as
learning, punishment, motivation
ana discrimination.
Expenses.
The average coed spends about
SZ98 for her wardrobe each year,
aecordinr to an inventory con
ducted in a home ec class at Mac
alester (St. Paul, Minn.) College.
Survey results showed that the
averare investment for an nir
wardrobe, including clothes from
previous years, totaled about
9974.
Sweaters were the most popu
lar costume preferred by the co
ed, each of whom owned from
five to 20. Coeds owned from
four to 22 pairs of shoes.
Syracuse.
"The Borscht & Potatoes" is a
newly-formed literary society
made up of students interested in
all types of writing at Syracuse
University. Despite its title, the
society is "a serious endeavor"
and members are considering
publishing an anthology of the
best woks of its members.
Joe College being the wheel Is
the greatest threat to public safety
on the road, according to an Asso
ciated College Press dispatch re
leased last week. Insurance com
panies, ACP reported, shy away
from college men who drive cars
to school. One underwriter told
a Washington UniversHy student,
"I know you collegians, you speed
madly, habitually in an alcoholic
fog, ogling pretty girls, pleating
fenders, and running down sweet
old grandmothers, just for the
sport of it,"
The University of Miami Is en
gaging in a genuine campus
beau tificiat ion program. Now un
der construction is a IVt ncre
man-made lake which will be sur
rounded by a student union build
ing, soda shop, band 6hell and
dance patio.
Religi
ous
Net
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Thursday, March 27. lop
L. S. A. Lenter Vespers
Pastor Peterson will conduct the
fifth in a series of Lenten Vespers
sponsored by the Lutheran Stu
dent association this evening at
o'clock in Parlors X and Y of the
Union. His theme will be "Salva
tion, the Accomplishment of the
Cross." The LSA choir will sing,
University Episcopal Church
Rev. L. W. McMillin, Priest in
Charge, has announced the sched
ule of services for Holy Week and
Easter. A complete schedule will
be carried by the Daily Nebraskan
at a later date.
Gamma Delta.
Prof. L. C. Wuerfell of Con
cordia Teachers college, Seward,
Neb., will conduct the Gamma
Delta discussion Thursday, March
27, 7:15 p. m.'. in the Temple
YMCA room.
Baptist Students.
Marreid Baptist students will
have a "pot luck" supper Satur
day evening, March 28, at 6 p. m.
Couples will meet at the Baptist
Student Center, under the direc
tion of Miss Marie Collins.
Members of the Roger Williams
Fellowship will conduct a bowling
party Saturday, March 28, at 8
p. m. The group will meet at the
Baptist Student House, and will
Gamma Lambda
Announces List
Gamma Lambda, varsity band
fraternity, recently announced the
pledging of the following men
Tom Bauer, Vaughn Gaddis, Her
man Hansen, Henry Jones, Ken
neth Nix, Walter Palmer, Kent
Tiller. James Welsh and Karl
Zimmerman.
return immediately after for re
freshments. Recervations for both
affairs are desired.
Inter Varsity.
Meeting time has been changed
for the remainder of the semes
ter. The new meeting time is
7:30 p. m. on Thursdays in room
313, Student Union. Tonights
meeting will include panel discus
sion on s,The Dual Nature of
Christ," led by Phil Gustafson.
Vespers
The Union's electric Hammond
organ will be played as part of the
Vesper workship program today
for the first time. Hereafter it
will be a regular part of the ves
pers program, with David Evans
as organist
The mediation speaker today
will be the Rev. Lewis M. Hale.
His topic will be "What Is Truth"
and will deal with the significance
of Christ's trial before Pilate. As
sisting him will be Lola "Todd"
Everingham.
Vespers will be held in parlors
XYZ of the Union today at 5, as
the fifth is a series of six Lenten
services.
Macbeth' ...
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ence, and one of these was the
scene with Lady Macbeth after he
had murdered Duncan.
Blanche Duckworth, as Lady
Macbeth, played her role with a
great deal of eloquence, but 6he
lacked the variety of vocal pitch
to make Lady Macbeth as bold
and as resolute as she tempor
arily is. Force could not do it
alone. The sleep walking scene
showed Miss Duckworth at her
best, and the audience, which
was gradually becoming restless
after too long a sitting, quieted
to hear her reveal her self-betraying
thoughts while in troubled
sleep.
Dean Graunke. as . Banquo,
proved himself to be the best
Shakespearean actor on the stage.
His lines were delivered with
ease and fullness of voice and ac
tion, suitable to his interpreta
tion. Only on one incident, was
oraunke s performance not con
vincing. When stabbed by one
of the three, beastly murderers,
Graunke's fall to the ground was
done far too smoothly to convince
the audience that a knife blade
between the ribs was the cause of
it all.
Playing a drunken porter. Dave
Andrews easily stole his par
ticular scene. His lines were in
cidental, his tottering, though
nimble, walk up and down the
Nu Metis
Dr. George W. Covey wi
speak -at the Nu-Med dinnl.
meeting Wednesday, Ap n
Members wishing to attend
the dinner who did not n?r
chase tickets at the last
ing should sign the roll t rT
Otis Wade's office in 308
sey hall before noon today?"
Donald Hall as Duncan, th.
propnate mellowness and a 5
voice suitabe to the charlcte?
but his snwvhoc ,,... .leS
muffled an das a consequent
the audience missed the line7
Jack Wenstrand as MacDuff
and Joe Moore n r
showed the
of their parts. Westrand held
vviuir Willi th
lines that followed his beine in!
formed that his wife and child
are killed.
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