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ALPHA OMEGA CLUB ENTERTAINS COLLEGIANS
,* at GOING AWAY PARTY HELD AT Y. M. C. A.
Saturday, Sept. 28, 1946 __ __ij,
Kappa Trio
Cheek To Cheek
A Bang-Up Party
Refeshing Contemplations
Foster Goodlett and Wesley Hudson, members of Alpha Eta
chapter Kappa Alpha Psi with Leonard King, Pledge, discuss
ing the initiation that Goodlett and Hudson went through on
The 14th of September.
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Beverlee Stams of Evanston, III. and Wes Hudson swinging to Udoxie Goodwin enjoys wat;hing Edsel Hudson burst Jeanne
fine music at the Alpha Omegas final party of the vacation sea- Rudd s balloon,
son.
Alma Walker, Creighton Sopho nore; Hattie Lewis, Junior at
Iowa University and Beverlee Stams, Junior at Northwestern are ■
contemplating their return to studies.
Ten Collegians
Gayle Warwick
Alpha Omega Club
Jaunita Hanger, to enter freshman year at Nebraska; Alma Walker. Creighton; Ruth Norman, Ne
braska Junior; Hattie Lewis and George Moore of Iowa U.; Jeanne Goode, of Nebraska and Beverlee
Stams of Northwestern; Edsel Hudson of Howard; Louise Miller Iowa State; and Udoxie Goodwin of
Fisk posed for this picture before hieing away to their respective schools.
To Attend Yale
CHARLES TEAL
Charles Teal, son of Mr. and Mrs
A. M. Teal, 114 16th Ave., North
Council Blnffs, will leave for New
Haven. Conn, to attend Yale Uni
versity where he will complete his
senior year in sociology.
Mr. Teal won a scholarship tc
Yale while serving with the Sea
be as in Hawaii.
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MOTORING BACK TO SCHOOL
Misses Udotsie and Odessa Good
win. daughters of Mrs. Ellis Hub
bard. 2812 No. 28th St., are motor
ing back to Fisk University witl
their parents where they will en
ter their second year, studying
nursing.
• • •
ELOISE JONES ATTENDS
NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY
Miss Eloise Jones, daughter o
Mr and Mrs. C. C. Jones. 302.
Corby Street matriculated at th
University of Nebraska at Lined]
this week. Miss Jones is the curr
ent Queen Aurora of St. Phillips
Episcopal church.
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PRICE M. TERRELL TO ENTEI
LAST TERM IN DENISTRY
Price M. Terrell, son of Dr. an<
Mrs. Price Terrell of 2025 Lak
SL. will enter his last semester ii
the dental school at the Universrt:
of Nebraska this week.
Enters Nebr. U
RICHARD R. HARRISON
Mr. Richard R. Harrison of 2324
Paul Street will enter the Univer
sity of Nebraska at Lincoln to
work on his master degree in mu-,
sic. Mr. Harrison received his B. S.
degree in Education at Omaha U
this past June. A former G I he
served in Italy with the 9th Cal
vary band. He and his wife, Juanita
have one son Richard R. Jr.
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MISS ANNA LEE UPCHER TO
ENTER FLORIDA A. & M
Miss Anna Lee Upcher, daugh
• ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Upcher,
i 2420 Wirt St.,, entered Florida A &
■ M college this fall and is studying
: i Nurses Training.
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Watch Your
Speech
By Ruth Taylor
I was listening to a speech one
night a dull, dry-as-dust speech—
and my mind was wandering, when
suddenly I heard the speaker say:
“For the old adage of ‘No taxation
without representation’ one might
well substitute the new slogan of
‘No criticism without study’.”
If we could do that we could re
volutionize human relations. If we
would understand how seldom
would we criticize it? Instead we
would understand it. Prejudice al
ways menaces the person holding
it.
UI US WUU1U willing 3icai.
But he who condemns another un
justly or who bears false witness
against his brother is a thief. As I
Shakespeare said: “He who steals
my purse steals trash: but he that
robs me of my good name, robs
~te of that which not enricheth
him, but makes me poor indeed”.
How do we do that? By general
izing against a man, by attributing
to a group the mistakes of an in
dividual, by broad characterization j
by not taking the troubble to learn j
all the facts.
Go over the people whom you
think you dislike. Why don’t you
like them? How many do you dis
like with good cause? How many
because you are not considering
them as individuals but are lump
ing them as a group?
Do you speak carelessly of peo
ple? Do you assume more know
ledge than you really posses? Plu
tarch said: “He who reflects on
another man’s want of breeding,
shows he wants it as much him
self”.
You wouldn’t touch one of your
neighbor’s possessions? But what
are you doing to his good name ?
A man for whom I have great
admiration said one day, in speak
ing of another man who had done
him harm, "If I were small enough
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S-MiTH STORES. - -
Miss Gayle Warwick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bell of 2305
Seward, left Sept. 14th for Tallah issee, Florida to enter her sopho
more year at Florida A & M College where she is majoring in Phy
sical Education. Miss Warick recently returned from Maryland where
she acted as counselor at Clarkville Girls’ Camp.
.....
to dislike a man for personal rea
sons”..That is true greatness. He
saw things in their proper light.
He would not be hurting the man
by disliking him, but he would be
injuring hifnself.
If we have nothing good to say
about our brother—then, in God's
name, and I say that reverently—
lpt us be still!!
a BOOK
REVIEW
The Progressive Book Club takes
pleasure in presenting as its Oct.
selection an important book on
race relations. To Master, A Long
Goodnight by Brion Gysin, prior to
publication is already well on its
way to creating a nation-wide con
troversy.
The book, an historical narra
tive, is based on the life and times
of Josiah Henson.. the real-life
“Uncle Tom” of Harriet Beechei
Stowe’s famous novel. The book
goes much further than the pre
senting of this until-now buried
information. It gives in a new and
challenging way the historical
roots of the uncle tom approach to
minority problems, a question on
which minority groups themselves
are split.
Sinclair Lewis brings out these
points in his review of the book:
The book is interesting in its
revelation that the model for Mrs.
Stowe’s Uncle Tom did not died
edifying in slavery but played a
dirty trick on dear ole Massa by
escaping to Canada and founding
a colony of fugitive slaves. It is
important in its study of how vic
iouslyy the clowning and the un
cle tommism that delight the bos
ses may retard any minority..a
topic more critical than most read
ers know.
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The recording and radio stars were
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of an infected throat. The picture
carries a cast of over fifty people
including Sid Catlett (and band)
Slam Stewart Trio; Gene Krupa,
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Listed among the principals are
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Herald pictures plan to make
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The Aloha Omega Club, an organization of college students who sojourned in Omaha during the
summer was the source of much pleasure for the vacatioiing students. This photo was taken at the
Omega’s Going Away Party held at the YWCA. . , , ..... .
Front row, left to right: Vivian Turner, Omaha U.; Udoxie Gooo in, Fisk; Louise Miller, Iowa
State- Jeanne Rudd, Omaha U.; Je inne Goode, Nebraska U.; Doris Wilkerson, Omaha U.; Ruth Nor
man. Nebraska U.; Florentine Goo Hett, Omaha U. and club president.
Back row left to right: George Moore, Iowa U.; Weldon Ross, Omaha U.; Arthur Reynolds, Fred i
William; Harold Matthews; Wesley Hudson of Omaha U.; Raymond Metoyer. Creighton; Edsel Hud- i
son, Howard; Ervin Poindexter; Alex Strawn; Frank Wilkerson; Leonard King; M. L. Reed; Foster »
Goodlett; Clyde Longmeyer of Omaha U. 1 1
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