PAGc 2
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
JUNE 19, 1958
Packed House
Summer Sessions hostess Terry Mitehem has a full house
this time. At last count, high schoolers alone were adding
some 800 or 900 persons to the campus scene.
At Girls' and Boys' States, held simultaneously for the
first time, and at the All-State Fine Arts Conference, high
school youngsters from all over the state are taking a long
look at the University. For many, it is the first trip to the
state institution. For others, it is another visit to familiar
territory.
Private Opinion
If Preston Foster isn't bat
tling Apples Kradelka for the
affection of some German
spy, Jack Paar is bantering
around with that noisy Gabor
I woman.
Yes, the
I fare on late l,-
evening tele- V
; vision is get- 1
As the Girls' Staters ambled around campus with elec-; "2 worse.
... - j j- j .u.: l. J .1 ... milt viaa a
iionmg posters arajKa arounu men utiKs, mu wie r wc Iia,(jme
w h e n h
gang tairceu himi uiui'iiis uaciv aim iui ui uviwcttu icii?aia, .watching i "
it is interesting to speculate on what these groups migfcl ; paar was just I
accomplish if they had a real meeting pla-e. The expanded j dandy.
programs enabled by a center such as the proposed Kellogg Kept
Dodie
things
By Dick Shugrue
land. "I had to see how you
were," she says. He looks
back and makes the classic
speech:
"I'm all right, honey, But
O'Meary, Weisenberg, Wash
ington Brown, Kosminski, Pi
azzi, and Drake have given
their lives for the U.S. army."
They clinch, and that's the
end.
Nebraskan
Tfc Summer Nfhraaaaa ti the
ftrial poMiC4Kina of we Univraity at
Nrtoreska SannfT Bfiium aa4 I pob
lisM mtw th aimianrMiip of tl
S4toni of Jrarnalvnn. Tfe aewspaper is
published rvary Vhamtay darinc ha
Snmnrn Besskmm rxcwH on fcoiKU- and
exam periods.
Matt
Diana Maxwril Editor
Manly Cotter Staff Writer
Barbara Barter .... Baxriaeai Manager
InfomuUna tor pohlxwitloa may ne
tnrnea i to Mtt Barnrit or railed ia ea
extension 315 and 317.
Patronize The
Nebraskart Advertisers
Center for Continuing Education that the Chancellor and,"" " " i snugroe ;;
the University Foundation are drumming the bushes forjtod: 01e Charley Weaver ,
support of could give the state that added boost that would
make it .;hine forth in the Midwest as an example of what
can be done for the young people of the state.
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The pre's evidenily have the spotlight this week. Pre
kr.ee registration and prc-college counseling make it
a,1 as" if th? class of 1964 will be all registered, coun
seled, adjusd 3nd advised almost before it accepts its
fcigh school diplomas.
kept up a string of chatter
and Hugh wouldn't think of
j wearing Bermuda shorts. j1
I Xow, not only has the Jack '
raar show changed unbeliev- I
ably, but the late movies are i
going through a metamorphos- .
is, too.
A West-coast correspondent
friend of mine, Handlebars
O'Shaugnessy, writes, "Some
one wes looking through the
ruins of one those houses
shattered by an earthquake
and guess what he found?"
I couldn't guess, so I read
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Pre-p?.-kage registration involves getting incoming fresh
rr.en signed up tor an or ine majority 01 courses oeiore wit.- ,on . . .
f.rrive at the University. Director of Junior Division Lee -Vell," Handelbars says,"
Chatfeld says ths plan may eventually allow a combination ' Ossie Bartlesby had hidden in
of Xow Student Week and Sorority and Fraternity Rush ! njs basement over I00C movies
Week. I made between 1938 and 1948.
Such all-time classics as "Sub-
Prc-oounseling involves giving high schoolers the bene-; marine Rescue Team," 4At-
fit oL University counseling service before their senior vears la( n Battaan," "Intrigue
in l-4ieh school: !n "f, ve Fight-
mg Suflivans," etc.
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HOOOOOeWOOOOOOM
And to think, it all started with ready-mixed chocolate
Coffey Break
Marilvn
The TV' man's gloating as
sertion that movies are worse
than ever may for may not I
be true As for myself, 1
have a sound psychological
r e a s o n for
avoiding the
fli kers.
My emo
tional life has
been shat
tered by the
infallibil i t y
of the box-of-fiee
girl. This
ego-fr u r s t
iiig machine
sits resplend
ent, cool and efficient, punch
ing keys to release coins down
the chute and into the cup
like so many cooperative
pigs. How do 5'ou think I feel,
standing hot and windblown,
fumbling with a coin purse,
pennies? Inferior, that's how.
Recently I declared f u 1 1
fledged war against these
girls, a war calculated to
crack their efficiency.
The contents of my pay
check I took home in rolls of
pennies, nickles and dimes.
I counted out carefully the
price of admissioned, wrapped
it in a handkerchief, and pre
sented it at the box-o 1 1 i c e
"Not only that, but they've
been released to the Tube
(That's what Handlebars al
ways calls t.v.) and they're
on route for late evening view
ing." I needn't exDlain the Dlot to
well seasoned late-t.v. view-,
ers. A patrol of soldiers (orj
sailors or Marines) goes out to
ed it without flinching, popped fight the enemy. All but two
out the ticket and remained get killed or captured. One
aloof silently. An occasional guy is marching back from
extra penny or even a bus ; the front when he sees his
token failed to unnerve Tier. 1 girl friend from Hoboken,
She counted, she calculated X.J., standing just this side
and she conquered. I of Berlin or out on Wake Is-
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