THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, November 24, 1943
News of the Country's Colleges
a form. Why doesn't N. U. take
up this sport? Salt Creek could
easily be transformed to a beau
tiful waterway, and Charley Too
good would make a swell cox
wain. An advertisement in the Har
vard Crimson: "Come to Tony's
place for good food and liquor.
No questions asked." I don't know
what more you could ask for.
Students at Georgia Tech heard
a learned pastor give a seminar on
marriage a few weeks ago. The
Rector warned the Georgia boys
not to accept the fallacy that, "the
sexual act means no more than a
drink of water." Fat Chance!
The Indiana Daily Student re
ports that police have uncovered
a group of female nudists known
as "The Sisters of the Naked
Truth." What we want to know
is what was there for the copi
to uncover?
And so it goes. Each campus
paper telling the vivid story ol
its own school's contribution to
American Education.
Alpha Kappa Psi, professional
business fraternity, will hold its
bi-weekly noonday luncheon at
the Chamber of Commerce Wed
nesday, Nov. 24.
BY CHARLES MOORE
them Is not the only problem. It
seems that while the athletes cut
A look through our college
newspaper file just to see what
the competition is doing uncov
ered some of the following items.
The University of Calif's, ice
hockey team is whipping into
shape for its first game. Who
they are going to find to play
4
up the ice, Calif, coeds cavort in
snorts at rinkside.
Crews, rowing teams to my
mnaging editor, are swinging into
a tough schedule of fall practice.
From Columbia to Seattle the
campus sailors are whipping up
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