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Admits graduates of University
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Biology.
Instruction by laboratory meth
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preferably made not later than
June. Next session opens Sep
tember 26, 1917.
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WOMAN'S PAGE
"WAR BREAD" IS
LATEST CONTRIBUTION
ECONOMICS DEPT. OFFERS SUB
STITUTE FOR COSTLY WHITE
Soon to Issue Emergency Bulletin
With Recipes Some Good
Combinations
The Home Economics department
will soon issue an emergency bulletin
which contains the result of research
work done by members of the faculty
and worked out in the student labora
tories In regard to substitutes for flour
in making broead. They have been
experimenting with about ten different
varieties of bread and the result as
a whole have been quite satisfactory.
It has already been named "war
bread."
Some of the substitutes used are:
rye and wheat, which is not any more
economical but is used because it is
so well liked; rye, cornnieal and wheat,
a combination found to be very sat-
sfoctory; corn flour in combination
with wheat; cornmeal in several pro
portions; mashed potatoes half and
half with wheat flour; rice and flour;
graham flour, whole wlvpat and bran
combined in several proportions.
Test Cost and Food Value !
The actual cost and the caloric value
are being carefully estimated and will
be compiled in the emergency bulletin.
The department is responsible for the
idea of the substitution and is prob
ably one of the first to apply the well
known principles of bread making in
a new way. The combination of flour
and cornmeal as well as the idea of
substituting corn flour is said to be an
innovation.
The experiments have thus far been
tried with compressed yeast, using the
"short" method of making bread which
is used in the cooking laboratories.
By this process, only about two hours
are required for making bread but
since the majority of women use meth
ods which require five or ten hours, the
departmen will adapt these recipes to
the longer methods. In this way they
will be made more practical for the
average housekeeper.
It is expected that the bulletin will
be ready for distribution within ten
days.
CO-EDS TO DISCUSS
- KINDS OF SERVICE
MASS MEETING CALLED FOR
THURSDAY EVtNING
"How can I best serve my country?"
the question now foremost in the mind
of every truly patriotic American girl,
will be answered by Irs. Emma Reed
Davison of the University extension
service at a meeting for all University
girls Thursday evening at the Temple.
This movement has been started be
cause of a general feeling that advice
is needed as to the most efficient and
logical way for women to become pro
ducers and conservers.
Miss Davison recently attended a
conference in New Orleans at which
experts gave reports concerning the
country's supplies along all lines. The
whole world realizes that the long
stand Germany has taken is due to
her internal preparation and great ef
ficiency. It remains to be seen whether
a democracy can bring about the same
result. This, it is believed, depends
largely upon those who stay at home
and it is up to the girls to start im
mediate preparation for their share of
the burden. The program Thursday in
cludes not only the problem of food
conservation, but, all questions con
cerning efficiency, production and service.
Ethelyne Druse. '19, of Cambridge,
has accepted a position at teacher of
the sixth grade in the Grand Island
public schools.
May Youngson, '17, will teach home
economics at Edgar next year.
Melba Quigley. '17, represented the
University of Nebraska at a meeting
of the field committee of the Y. W. C.
A. at Minneapolis the latter part of
last week. Various student questions
were discussed at the meeting. Miss
Quigley responded to a toast given
at a banquet in connection with the
meeting.
GO-EDS WILL WORK
FOR BETTER SPIRIT
QUESTION AIRES ANSWERED BY
50 WOMEN COMPLAIN OF LACK
OF DEMOCRACY
As a result of the investigations of
the social and religious life of the
University women, the Y. V. C. A.
will appoint a freshman commission to
work out plans that will help first
year women next fall. The answers
to the questionaires given by
the association to fifty representative
University women brought some inter
esting attitudes to light.
Nebraska college spirit was criticized
as undemocratic, even snobbish at
times. This criticism was made par
ticularly by girls who live in their
homes in Lincoln. Out-of-town girls
living at rooming or in sorority houses
were not so severely critical. Unl
sity mixers were commended as one
of the most successful means of pro
moting democracy.
Co-Eds Religious
A very large proportion of the girls
who answered the questions were
members and regular attendants of
some church. Without exception those
who lived at home reported the same
or greater church activity since enter
ing the University. A number of stu
dents from non Lincoln homes attend
another church than the one to which
they belong. The reason usually given
for this change was that they had
friends who made them feel at home in
the. church they attend.
The majority stated they did not
attend Sunday school. In most cases
one or two reasons were given, either
that they did not wish to attend two
services on Sunday morning or that it
interfered with their dinner hour.
Mose of the girls who answered be
longed to the Y. W. C. A. because
they felt it worth while. About half
of the girls said they gave some time
(generally not much) to daily Bible
study. About two-thirds were wholly
or partly self supporting.
"These questionaires were un
signed," Miss Fannie Drake, Y. W. C.
A. secretary said, "and on the whole
they represent frank and sincere stu
dent opinions. In addition to definite
recommendations the girls have made,
much worth-while thinking has been
done on the questions by University
girls" And Miss Drake told of a girl
who she declared voiced the general
opinion when she said. "If a ques
tionaire would make everyone think
you ask all the girls in the University
as much as it has me, I'd suggest that
to fill one ont."
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Alice Purlnton, '08, is head of the de
partment 'for patenting toys in the
patent office at Washington, D. C.
M. Elsie Brugger, '10, is supervisor
of the kindergarten training school at
Oberlin college.
Florence Altem, '11, is teaching in
the high school at San Antonio, Tex.
Emma Outhouse, '11, Is assistant
cataloger In tbe public library at
Evansvllle, Ind,
Prof. Sarka Hrbkova, head of the
department of Slavonic languages, will
speak on "Nationalizing the Immi
grant" at an open meeting of the Civic
league at David City Friday evening.
Pearl Anderson, '19, will teach the
fourth grade at Ansley next year.
University girls are planning to take
a number of hikes this spring. The
constitution of the W, A. A. provides
that twenty-five points credit towards
the "N" sweater be given for forty
miles hiking each semester. To get
credit on the hiking trips the party
roust notify Helen Hewitt, hiking sport
leader, whowill appoint a leader In
the party who is to report to her the
distance covered.
At least five miles must be traveled
for credit The opportunity to get
points that will count for eligibility
into the W. A. A. as well as on the
sweater, is given to every University
woman.
Thomas Neighbors, '15, of Bridge
port visited at the Alpha Tau Omega
house Sunday, on his way to Fort
Snelllng.
F. C. Winshlp. who assisted in the
department of economics the first
semester, and who since then has
been professor of English at Bellevue
college, left for the Fort Snelllng
camp Saturday.
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