Thursday, October 28, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 4
College Life Little Changed
Since Good Old Days of 1929
BY SH UVBIN
xh vcs those wore the good
old d'avs. Looking back into the
one in campus was buying vatei
JnU watches so they wouldn t
h:ivo to take thorn off vhile
dunking doughnuts in collce.
Yes. even in those days .In
dents were demanding a law that
would rompell everyone to at
tend classes at least one day a
week. Rumors and facts cussed
and discussed on the campus then
were about how a co-ed s poi
sonality certainly stood out when
,hc appeared in a Kos.net Show.
And spats were the latest things
iii lootwear.
1'cmale Situation Same
Tust as there are now, in those
dav-, there were always a couple
ot ' young blades on the campus,
who were regular cut up, oven
though some were very flu I.
There was always a mad rush tc
get the girls in on time and that s
meivlassiiien
EiilorlainFrosli
At Rendezvous
All freshman women are united
to' the YW Freshman rendezvous
Thursday between 3 and 5 p.m.
jn F.l'.cn Smith hall.
The rendezvous wall bo informal
and girls mav drop in any time
between 3 and 5 for the programs,
refreshments and to sign up for
commission groups. There will be
a skit under the direction of I- ran
M'allaee.
Cay Worcester is head ol the
Freshman cabinet which has
planned the program ol the ren
dezvous. Other members of the
Freshman cabinet, loaders of the
freshman commission groups, are:
Dawn Daggett. Kathy Schreiber.
Ti-h Swanson. Mara Chernov.
.1 ft ti Smith, Jean Kkval, Ruth
Trovell and Grace Nielson. Fa. li
ol these girls has an assistant.
Freshman commission groups ail
discuss the same topics. Among
the first for tins semester are
ReliL'ion and College Lile," ' Hu
man Relationships," and ''What
Do T Believe." The meeting-' are
held at different times riming the
week so thai, every giil can lit
ore into her schedule.
Girls who can't attend the ren
dezvous may sign up for com
mission groups in the YW office
in K'ion Smith.
Campus News
In Brief
1,'ev. Fiigene V. Lunuberg. .lo
be. l',h. will present a secrcd con
ceit. Tuesday. Nov. 2. at 7:45 p.m.
at the Fu'.-t Kvangehcal Cove
nant church. Fiev. Lundheig. a
tenor. hn recently completed a
European tou a- a soloist with
the Chicago male chorus His pro
gram will consist ol three groups
ol sacred songs ;,nd a li iel med
itation. The Home I.c club will meet in
the Home F.c parlors Thursday at
5 p.m. Mis. Leopold will speak to
the group, and members are asked
to bring tl'ciY knitting. All fresh
man home ec student- are -. ited
to attend.
Inter-Varsity
will meet Thur
316 of the Ur.ioi
be Mary Louise
Fellowship club
;day at 7.30 in F!.
The speaker will
f'.ochin, instructor
of Music. Miss
in the ."vriooi
Tioohrn has studied music in
France for the past two summers.
Corncob workers who desire ad
ditional homecoming Ball tickets
may obtain them in the eob-lassol
room of the Student Union be
tween the hours of 4:3.0-5:30
Thursday according to Frank
Loeffel, Cob treasurer.
AS CARDS
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rrrtimalizrd Christmas Cards
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 No. 14 Open Thurs. to 9
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one thing that hasn't changed in
the least.
Of course, the students then
didn't have the superior facilities
of Love Memorial Library and
many other buildings that have
been added to the University.
Burnett Hall, completed most re
cently, was named after the 1029
Chancellor, E. A. Burnett. If
things were then like they are
now the fairer sex would be much
happier. Whv. you ask? Well, to
be downright truthful, the girls
in '29 didn't seem to have enough
building behind which they could
sneak a smoke, bec ause they w ere
continunllv being caught.
Model Vs In Use Then
Those were the days when
Long's College Book Store claim
ed that they had sol dover 2.000.
000 sheets of history paper in one
year and Model A's were just
coming into use. That was also
the year that Nebraska lost only
one game, and that was to Pitts
burgh bv the close score of 12
to 7.
To sum no. college hie then
Morrison Speaks
A I (Ihureli Forum
Frank Mori
Congress, will
'imhi, candidate for
speak at an open
torum in the Unitarian church au
ditorium. 12th and 11 Streets, at
9:4:1 a.m. Sunday. Oct. 31.
Morrison will talk on "What
Are the Impoitaril Issues in the
National Flection0" Alter his
speech, there will be time for
quest ions from 1he audience. The
meeting will adjourn shortly be
fore 11 am.
Morrison i. running against
Carl Curtis, incumbent, for office
in the House ol Representatives.
This i the first of a series of
open forums being planned for
this year by the church group.
Ail College lo llosl
Religious Croup
Ag college will be host to the
'Nebraska town and Country
Church conference to be held
Jan. 19 and 20. Sessions for the
I wo days cill be held in the
College Act i hits building.
The theme of the program will
he "A Church for Rural Lume
n's Setting, It's Worship, It's
Fellowship." Among the speak
ers will be Dr. W. V. Lambert,
dean ol Art college.
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was almost as it is now, with a
few exceptions, of course. Tradi
tions have stayed on. men still
worry about getting the girls in
on time, and we still have our
''trials and tribulations, our joys
and sorrows."
An Slmlenls Win
Honors in National
,Jii1"iii Conlesl
Nebra.-ka ranked 14th in a to
tal of 26 college teams judging
butter, ice cream, cheese and
milk in the Dairy Products Judg
ing contest held at Atlantic City,
New Jersey. Oct. 2.i.
The team consisted of Marcu
Otte. Lincoln: Phil Keeney. Ce
dar Grove, N. J.: and Jim Mickle,
Lincoln. It was conducted by Dr.
P. A. Downs of the Dairy Hus
bandry department.
Colleges throughout the United
States participated in this contest.
Iowa Stale ranking lirst in the
combination judging of all pro
ducts. In the placing of indi
vidual products the Nebraska
team ranked eighth in butter,
18th in cheese and 20tli in milk.
Pallarfians loMeel
In Temple Friday
The Palladia!! Literary society
will hold a joint meeting of the
active members ami alums at
Palladian hall, 301 Temple, Fri
day evening. Oct. 29. at 8 o'clock.
The alums are in charge ot the
program and have arranged for
Dr. F. D. Keim to appear as
guest speaker. He will give an
illustrated talk on South America.
Saturday, Oct. "0. the society
will again be host at a post
game tea in the Palladian hall
at 5 o'clock. Jean Gilpin will be
in charge, and everyone will be
welcome.
main m:h hks start
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6:35. 9:35.
VARSITY: 'High Fury.- 2:12.
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"Superman," 1:00. 3:40. 6:20.
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3:21 5:42. 3:04. 10:25. "Camp;.s
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HUSKER
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Also! Color Cartoon
Pull Will Hid
Of Red Beanie Disgrace
It takes pull!
Not only does it take pull, but
it takes pull Saturday afternoon
to win the traditional "Tug o'
War." This year freshmen and
sophomores will stage their an
nual contest in the Stadium at
1:43 p.m. after the football
players leave the field before the
game.
The idea behind the "Tug o'
War" concerns the little red caps
seen above many eager fresh
man faces on the campus. If the
freshmen pull the mighty sopho
mores over the line, they may
discard the red disgraces. If,
however, the sophomores succeel
in humbling their opponents in
the contest, the red caps stay on
until the first snow falls. It's
tradition!
Sponsored by the Innocents
Society, the conlest this year is
not only being held in a dif
ferent place, but participant's
qualifications will be different.
My Hooipo for an
Ideal Newspaper
The snap and readability of
the New York Daily News.
The pictorial excellence of
Life.
The thoroughness of The
Times.
The rrusadins fire of The
Post-Dispatch.
The human interest and in
telligence of The Herald-Tribune.
The sense and responsibility
of The Courier-Journal.
And, of course, the friendly
approach of the Daily Nebras
kan. WHAT A TI-RRH IC
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Freshmen
.Instead of having all students
who show UP participate in the
struggle, one sophomore and one
freshman will be chosen from
each fraternity to carry the load.
Any other organization in which
freshmen are wearing caps may
enter two representatives by con-
I tacting Dale Ball.
Innocents are issuing a warn
' ing that they plan to have an
j impropriate punishment on the
spot for the losing team.
I According to Ball, the rules for
' the game are simple. Teams line
! up in a straight line facing each
'other. Both teams pull in their
direction on the rope. The first
team that succeeds in pulling the
w hole opposite team over the line,
about a 20-yard pull. wins.
IVsvcli Honorary
Mods Monday
F.-i Chi, national honorary
jis.vi'holoK.v fraternity, will hold a
meeting. Monday, Nov. 1 at 4
p. m. The meetinR will be hehl
in Room 315 of the Union.
The speaker will be Dr. Dy
sinser, chairman of the psy
chology department. His topic will
be "Psycholoey as a Career."
All undeiRiaduate or graduate
psych majors are cordially in
vited to attend 1he mooting.
HallowcVn Party
. Graduate students in all de
partments of the university and
their husbands and wives are
invited to a Hallowe'en party
Friday .evening, at 8 p.m. in
Parlors XYZ of the I'nion. The
party will he Riven hy the
University Graduate, club.
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