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Vol. 76 No. 2
The Daily Nebraskan
Monday, September 17 1.962
Chi Phi Plans
NU Colonization
; Chi Phi, a southern and
eastern fraternity, has ob
tained a four to five year lease
on tte Zeta Beta Tau house
at the University, and will
start colonization proceed
ings next spring, according
to John Nolon, president of
&e Interfraternity CouneiL
During the past summer
vacation, members of Zeta
Brta Tau, a Jewish frater
nity, decided to disolve the
Xebraska chapter and take
Sorry. But Boys
Prefer Freshmen
Pledges cause a certain
amount of competition for
their actives.
An active walked into the
crib last w eek, and on see
in one of her chapter's
pledges sitting in a booth,
be approached the pledge
and asked ber if she was
enjoying the crib. The
pledge answered affirma
tively and then introduced
ber date to the active.
The pledge's coke date
happened to be the active's
date for that night!
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AG LIBR.VRY PLANS COMPLETED Kid Ivr the c
Uructon f the bcw library Ag Campas will be let
sometime fliis f&U, with constroctioa scbeduled to beia
in the winter.
Ag Campus Library
Ready for Construction
Construction of the new Ag
fampus lihrary will begin
i-ometime this winter, ac-i-ording
to Carl Donaldson,
Vusiness manager of Hie Uni
versity. "'The architect's plans are
ready and bids will be let
ia late fell,". Donaldson con
tinued. The library is to be placed
aKt of the dairy complex
rnd south of the biochemis
try building in an eustirg
parking lot.
The architect's model re
't".ls a modernistic structure
T'hich will be one of the most
flexible on the University's
campuses. The two-Etory
b'-tildig w iE liave no interior
partitions except f or those
i--ound the central core and
stairways.
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replace those won by the 125 member Conmssker llarca
ing Band since 18. The old cream colored jackets bave
riven why it a cold-trimmed coat and a scarlet cTcker
bearing tbe letters UN. When
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an inactive status with hopes
to return in four to five
years.
Charles Gladfelter, national
director of Chi Phi, ex
pressed an interest in coloniz
ing at Nebraska last fan, but
was hesitant until suitable
housing facilities could be
found.
As soon as it was learned
that the Zeta Beta Tau's
would not be back, Univer
sity officials gave sanction to
the Chi Phi s lease of the
Zeta Beta Tau bouse.
Dr. Robert Ross, dean of
student affairs, said that the
Chi Phi's have renovated the
bouse and are leasing it out
to students as though it were
a dorm. He said that the
Chi Phi's will not begin any
organizational efforts until
next spring.
According to Xolon this is
not the first time the Chi
Pii fraternity has been on
campus. They had a chapter
here as late as 1235.
"After approximately 20
years of inactivity, the Chi
Phi national fraternity is
very optimistic about coloni
zation next spring," Xolon
said.
A large portion of the ex
terior win be glass, with an
overhanging roof to protect
the second-floor reading ar
eas. The structure win be even
tually large enough to house
more than 100,000 books. To
tal construction costs win ap
proach tL2 million.
Completion date is not
scheduled.
Grad Receives
Psych Diploma
University of Nebraska
graduate Dr. Jack Holbrook
CM) has received a diploma
in clinical psychology.
Ei was thus designated as
an advanced Specialist in psy
chology. "convertible imiformf will
ths dkLt-y b removed tbe
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Yearbook
To Contain
New Part
A new section will be
added to the 1963 Cornhusker,
according to Cyn Holmquist,
editor.
"The section win be dedi
cated to people, buildings
and projects of which w-e at
the University are proud,"
she explained. Research by
various professors, newly
constructed buildings, the Ne
braska Center and distin
guished alumni win be featured.
Individual picture sched
ules should be turned into
the Cornhusker office Sep
tember 21 by the bouse pres
idents, said Miss Holmquist.
Photographers win begin tak
ing the pictures September
24.
Group shots win probably
be taken on the stage of the
Union ballroom within a
span of about two weeks,
said Mary Weatherspoon,
photo editor.
Openings for staff members
include section editors of stu
dent government, fraternities,
women's bouses and halls,
student scenes, and panel
assistant Applications may
be picked up in the Cornhus
ker office Wednesday. Inter
views win be the first of
next week.
Rushee Note:
1st Cigarette .
Gets in Eyes
"Would yoa lite a ciga
rette?' This was the question
more than four hundred fe
male rusbees beard most
often during a "happy n
hectic sorority rush week.
Were yw there: If so, yam
saw Mt least race, if at
mre ft, the girl with
tears ia tier eyes and smke
ia ber tangs the babv
faced smuker. the gal wiA
nt the nerve U admit sbe
didat smoke.
There was one at every
party. She was the gal who,
when offered a ciearette'
nonchalantly accepted it and
then had to be told that the
first step ia ligbtinj a ciga
rette is putting it in one's
mouth. She puffed with robot
motions, taking time out only
to inhale painfully or cough
rackingjy, trying an the while
to look onconcerned.
If yw saw this gM. yea
were witaess to the first
floundering attempts f a
freshmaa to be sophis
ticated. It's hard to believe, but
next 3'ear this same watery
eyed gal wffl probably say
to a impressionable fresh
man who wishes desperately
to join the ranks A the
worldly college women,
"Would you like a cigarette?
jackets become coats for formal concerts. Dwight Over
tcrf (left) mdea the 1SS3-U verslsa, Jiat Herbert wears
tbe concert style sad Egbert Nelsoa appears ia the scarlet
dkfcey lor football ezmes. PreL Jack Salder, isarcMc
cand Crector, is at nhL
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WE HAVE RETURNED '.Viih the rin;
ia of the 8:09 a.m. beU comes the fa
It's That Time Again
First Day in Class Might
Bring Lasting Friendships
By BILL PETERSON
Dailv Nebraskan Reporter
MI siidiAs' r fade:!
away . . . they
just live
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through the summer.
It awaiting their return ta
the campus and the 8:00 a-m-madmen.
TTre ring of the bell brinp
silence to the corridors, as
the onexcited professor en
ters Ms classroom. A cheer-
iff,it;
u.)yt.ti h
Mmaamed br the chad f aa
U kbalr net nRYfeaced far
twice its price by aa asas
pectiag freshmac at the bar
gaia basement.
While rising his name
very ceremoaiioasly across the i
top of the paper, -iiemxa
Fred colaoes fcis non-skip.
Foreign FUm
Tickets On Sale
Tickets for fbe 1JKS43 Sto
deat UaoM F2ai Society
program cf aa isteraatioaal
festital of films win go ea
sale Wednesday ia the Un-
ka a a fin3-eme,
serve basis.
Grst
Tbe twehe t3zas frni
tea countries pre-graexmed
this year bare amrawlated
mm thaa 22 rf tbe most
coveted cinema awards.
AH f tbe Btwies w ill be
shew fa tbe Nebraska
Theater at Utb and P.
Tbe program will pea
with Tw fSjBea a Oc
tober 1L
miliar before-class
j super deluxe, double vaije .
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jiudji wj3Aii guiiig uu uje uim '
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A tastle of confusion results
as Fred asks his classmate!!
for the use of ber old reliable!
,i t swv ,
pencil. To Fred's surprise and
goad tack. ""Frarasy Frosh"
happens to be beautiful and
willing to help get h i mi
rou2h the course.
wj !
The prof kindlv asks if be
ifiar hvf fl anmiMi
realkes that all tbaaces fr
a erzae aooe a me aavr
vaaisbed. Everymse laaghs
d
Fraairr smiles aader-
Physics Lab
Building Set
For Spring
Elds on the new University
phj-sics research laboratory
will probab'y be accepted
early riext spring with con
struction work beginning
shorlJy thereaiter.
The bmlding sboiJd be
completed is about a year
I and a IMW, according to Vern-
er M. "3-ers, director f tbe
Division of Planning and Con
struction. The oew slrr rture, an ad
dition to Brace Laboratory,
win consist of a basement
and three stories measuring
"somewhere around 59 by
259 feet," Meyers said.
The laboratory iH $Epj3e
menl the present outdated fa
cilities and should open e?
new fields for people in phys
ics and research,' COTftmied
Meyers.
There will also be some
efpipment changes to inaeet
the generally new regaire-i
inenlj in physics, be added-i
A RMJtJ9 grant from the
National Science FouDdatka,;
a $4yoK gift from the Beh-
len family of ttainas. to
gether with tZM.VJO from tbe
Uxnversity building levy will
finance the structure.
NU Registers
Fifteen Cubans
Fifteen of the 144 Cubans
who bave setQed ia Nebras
ka win be attending the Uni
versity, reports the bureau of
inforzoat&B of the CzSnsiSz
diocese of Iincola.
ITbe Catholic Social Service
Bureaa of Lincoln, directed
by the Rev. Edward C Tn
cbek, tzs resettled ICS of the
Cubans in lincolia.
Cubans ia Lincoln include
10 farmilies, four adalls, CZ
cnacopmpaiiied children and
2 children living with their
own parents.
Father Tachek said aa efr
mat&d 2J009 Cuban refsgeei
are arrivirg ia Florida each
week.
"people jam."
standingly as Fred begins to
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suspect tnat ciis class maT
"
b?re some advantages.
. lege of Medicine or the near-
Jbe shnJ squeal of tte belli, 1JJW graduate students-
nans the stream of deep con- i ,,,.r in wk
,eep COn-
centration. Class is dismissed
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Fred Ends tomselt
015 0wr at s feet:
Ke a?3ogi2es tumwy and
! 2its her wtt-re her next class
or Saturday mgfet.
- to add such
information to
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HOUSF3I07CS TROT Mrs. Evelyn
Camenm, Kappa Alpha Tbeta'c new bocve
nwtfeer, if treated to paach w ita Pat Mai
lew, brase president, aad Ana Lemfra. Tbe
Sixteen Housemothers Honored
New Burr Hall Housefather Livens
IFCPaiihellenic Housemothers Tea
By PIXIE SMAIXWfXJD
Daily Xebraskaa Cpy Ediir
"Te've got li built-in
babysitters this year.
That's tbe situation at Burr
Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Bryce
Bcmness, resident advisers
fur the coed dorm.
Tbe vwutj ewple, parents
f a ae-jear-ld firL Aagela
Sat, were twa of IS new
bmuemvtbers (and fatber) vn
tbe University of Xebraika
campEs tMs year, buwred at
tbe twEkenMAber's tea Sun
day at tbe Stadent Unian
from ! U 4 p.m
About 409 attendtd Use tea
sponsored by the liderfrster
t5ty Council CMC) and Paa
teDeme. Bonnecs is a fnasr in den
tal college and bis wife is a
reeistered nurse.
"I retired from cursing to
become a bouteroulhsr,
Mrs. Bonnes said.
Boanes added, Tilt's
cut nearly as nice as retir
ing to be a bmsefatber.
They wia counsel VJ galsl
'62 Enrollment
9,800 Expected,
More Probable
Statistics Indicate Number
Higher Than Scheduled
"AU indications seera to I in the Youth Hail of the Xe-
point out an enrollment ex-
ceeding the 9.800 students for
which class scheduling was
geared." commented Regis
trar Floyd Hoover.
Enrollment last year was
9.435, the fourth highest in
the history of the University
and surpassed only by the
immediate post-war years.
The peak enrollment then
w as 10.153 in 1947.
Dr. Hoover said that fig-
ores for this year will wt
be exact until October, since
registration lor graanaie bid-
dents does not end a n 1 1 1
Sept 23.
Indications that the Uni
versity's enrollment will sur
pass 9.800 are:
AH appointment cards,
totaling 8.090. were distri-
buted by Thursday afternoon,
w.U! many siuaenis ca.uig 10
wait unti: this week to pay
their fees. This total does nut
inciuae i-.e aw ai use v--
i i,A sji roOTrfpr thi wk.
i n,nnin9 si-n. Filled
-Beginnine sections mi
, g philosophy, alofflr.;
J economies, biology, French
g" f
and Spanish were Closed by!
F r i d a v. indicating more l
! A11 on-campus bousing 1
i spaces fo" 140 men in the
8 Capital Hotel and 60 women
and 123 boys on the Ag cam
pus. Mrs. Phillip Yoei, Gamma
PM Beta bsenljier, is a
retaroee to campus frwiJ last
semester. Sbe began duties
as Gamma Phi bousern.cbc-r
last spring and attended
i baeniolber's school at Col
orado State CoDege ia Gree
ley this rammer, along with
four other Nebraska house
motbers. Triangle FraterallyV
bw.emtber, Mrs. Lillian
McCctebeoa is begxaxsing ber
first year as a busemtbrr.
She lrroerty Bird ia Wbee?
ia?. West VirgJaia.
Mrs. Evelyn Camenm, i
Kappa Alpha Theta's new
bousemwtber. Mrs. Cameron
considers herself a veteran
Tbeta bousemother.
Previwsry at Sotrfh Dzkflta
Before coming to Nebraska
she served as bouseroolber
at the Tbeta bouse at the
University of South Dakota.
1Ch it. n1H- tJ( TKzfritnrn
SD.
ytrt. SEMred luetaemeier.
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braska Center, w. c. Harper,
director of housing, said
that spaces for more than
150 women were adied this
year and all were taken early
in the summer.
More than 1,000 men and
women attended Rush Week.
This is approximately 150
more than last year.
Campus traffic was fta
heaviest in years.
For the first 10 days of
! student business the Student
Union reported an increase
0f 31 in receipts.
Registration Went Smoothly
Dr. Hoover commented
that procedures used this
year made registration the
smoothest of recent years.
Most undergraduates and
new students planned their
fan program last spring or
during the summer of mau.
S Each student needed an ap.
pQwtmetA to enter the CoB-
seum. where fees were paid.
astern spread the mmv
registering students
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I hi P$lS Misplaced
A mistake was made la
Friday's Daily Nebraskaa
which placed Phi Kappa
Psi in the wrong scholastic
groap. Tbev sbowld kare
beea placed ia the .m to
5.4339 grenp.
15 new bwBsemotbers were baaared Sea
day at tbe iBterfratemity Cwnril-Pa'
behenk soonsored tea. (Pbote by Pixie
SmaDwttod)
FarmHense bosseme'b'
er, is also a native Nebras
kaa and has lived ia Omaha
tbe past few years.
Before becoming a bocse
mother, sbe served as ra
dence director for Cartsca
Hospital in Omaha.
Chi Omega's sew fa o n se
molber, Mrs. Ola Sheard,
is a veteran as a hmumr.&a.
Before moving to Lfoccls
in June, she lived ia Vtece
sota, where she served as a
Kappa Kappa Gamma hem
mother for li years.
Other bocsemothers new t
iis Umversily of Xeiraaia
campus this year are:
Mrs. Rath Davison, Kap
pa Sigma; Mrs. Berl Gaa
meL PM Gamma Delta: Mrs.
Dorothy Xorman, Alpha CM
Omega; Mrs. Florence Jass
sea. Delta Delta Delia; Mrs.
He!ea Strode!, Kappa Dela;
Mrs. Fera Greweock, Zeta
Taa Alpha; Mrs. Irene Dai
son, Lev Menwrial Hall;
Mrs. Mae Bswers and Mrs.
Gertrude Thomas, Women's
esjaeace Haus.
