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FRIDAY, SEPTEMHKK 30, 1932
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USKERS ENGAGE
FliOSH GRIDDERS
SATURDAY
GAME
Affair Gets Underway a
Z O'clock With 25
' Cent Admission.
HOKUF STARS IN DRILL
Crete Veterans Snags Passes
With Aid Time Form in
Thursday Session.
Steve Hokuf 'a great pass snatch
lng was the bright spot of Thurs
day'a varsity drill as the Huskers
began to taper off for the annual
mix with the freshmen Saturday
afternoon at Memorial stadium.
Game time has been set for
o'clock, with the twenty-five cent
admission going to the band,
Still emphasizing the passing
came. Coach Bible instructed his
backs to speed up their flips until
they were getting them off in a
hurry. Hokuf grabbed the pigskin
from opponents more than once to
complete some forty yard aerials
from Masterson and Sauer, while
Kilbourne and Boswell stretched
out to haul in several difficult
catches. In fact, the passing gen
erally showed improvement, which
may mean that Nebraska will have
an overhead offensive to combine
with the customary power plays
this fall.
Dummy scrimmage on new
plays, group work and blocking
occupied the rest of the practice
period. .' Friday's workout will be
light, consisting of limbering up
exercises, signal drill, punting and
passing.
New uniforms will be displayed
by the 125 piece university band
for the game Saturday. A down
town parade at 11 o'clock has
been scheduled to wrok up inter
est in the game, proceeds of which
go into a fund to send the band to
on several trips this fall.
Probably starting lineups for
Saturday's game are:
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Sauer
Old Artists in Plaster Join Young Ones
In the Flesh When Capital Casts Given
the R. O. T. C. stables at the Uni
versity of Illinois.
The department of architecture
has been donated the plaster mod
els of the figures that adorn the
buttresses of the Nebraska State
Capitol tower. The models which
have been placed in the top floor
of the former museum and the
basement of University hall, ac
cording to Prof. H. F. Cunning
ham, are being set up in order to
give the architecture students a
chance to study them.
"Through the courtesy of Mr.
William L. Younkin, supervising
architect of the Nebraska capitol
the department has just acquired
the plaster models of Lee Lawrie's
figures that decorate the buttress
es of the capitol tower," said Mr.
Cunningham. "The department
had already grown this semester.
beyond the registration or last
year, and the addition ol tnese
eight "Old Artists" and two small
er, newer ones, not to mention va-
vious column capitals and cornice
models, has filled the top floor of
the former museum and the base
ment of the University hall, so full
of architects and other artists dead
and alive, that an overflow onto
the campus seems to be immi
nent. "The principal models or casts
are those of Pentaour, the old
Egyptian poet; Socrates, the
Greek artist and philosopher; Eze
klel, the Hebrew prophet; Saint
John, the Christian poet; Marcus
Aurelius, the Roman philosopher;
Louis IX, the Christian king,
knight and saint; Newton, the
mathematician and philosopher,
and Abraham Lincoln, the Ameri
can philosopher and president," he
asserted, "also the two figures of
American Indians, the Counselor
and the Scoit, from the new sen
ate chamber are included in this
group of 'Old Artists' who have
joined the 'Young Architects' in
the university."
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
The Daily Nenrasnan maintnins a daily
column under this head containliiR all of
ficial notices of orKHiuzHtion meeting, or
announcements of fcenernl interest to stu
dents. Anyone may have such notices In
serted hy ratling the Iaily Nebraskan of
fice before 7 p. m. the day Deiore me
potlce Is to appear.
Y. M.-Y. W. Party.
The joint party of the Y. V.
C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. will be
held Friday evening from 8 o'clock
till 11.
the home of J. P. Guilford, pro
fessor of psychology, at 1826 D
street.
A short business session will he
held and reports will be given by
the representatives who attended
the national convention at Ithaca,
N. Y. The remainder of the eve
ning will be spent socially.
St. Paul Church.
The college girls Sunday School
class is to have its first monthly
dinner Monday, Oct. 3 at St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church.
Dr. Fordyce.
Dr. Charles W. Fordyce will
give a talk at Ellen Smith hall
Monday, Oct. 3 on selection of a
vocation for girls.
Vocational Committee.
The committee on vocational
guidance working under Gertrude
E. Clarke will meet Friday, Sept
30 promptly at 3 o'clock at Ellen
Smith hall. The information gath
ered from the blanks filled out at
the All-Activities Tea will be
compiled and studied.
Home Ec Club.
The Home Economics club will
hold its annual picnic Friday night
at the Student Activities building.
All Home Economic students are
invited to attend.
Everett
Antram
Hollingberry to Assist
Bible With West Team
nana Bible received word
Thursday that Coach Orin "Babe"
Hollingberry or vmnH.M
college has been named to assist
him in tutoring the West eleven
in the annual Eat-Wet game at
-STrrrfrancleco. The fray will be
staged Jan. 2 at Keaeaf stadium.
THE STUDENTS
PREFERRED
SHOP
MOGUL
Barbers
LETTERING
Done In Felt and
Embroidered Stitch
Unlforme. Costumei, Smockt
Made to Order
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Concessions.
There wilt be a meeting of all
girls who wish to sell concessions
at the football games on Friday
at 5 o'clock in the east gymnasium.
All checkers are asked to be pres
ent too.
Classified Ads
10 Per Line'
Minimum 2 Lins
Palladlan Society.
Palladian Literary society will
hold an open meeting Friday eve
ning starting at 8:30. The pro
gram will consist of a talk by Dr.
Pfeiler of the German department
and music furnished by the univer
sity school of music.
Communion.
There will be Holy Communion
for all Catholic students attending
the university, at St. Mary's Ca
thedral 14th and K streets, 9:30
Sunday October 2.
Ag. Mixer.
The first Ag. mixer of the year
will be held Friday evening in the
Student Activities building on the
Ag. campus. Howie Christensen's
10-piece orchestra will play.
Wesley Players.
Wesley Players will hold their
annual fail "open-house" Friday
evening at 8 o'clock at the Wesley
Foundation, 1417 R street.
German Class.
German lac. Beginning German
for graduate students desiring a
reading knowledge for advanced
degrees. It Is contemplated that
students completing the year will
be able to pass the qualifying ex
amination in German. Tuesdays
and Thursdays beginning October
4. 7 to 8:30 p. m. S. S. 205. Fee,
$12.00; registration, $1.00.
Mr. Fuchs.
COLLEGE WOULD
All classes at Brigham Young
university in Utah are open to the
unemployed. In order to obtain
admittance, the unemployed must
prove they are out of work. No
credits, however, are given them.
The Yale prom committee in
cluded on its standard invitation
to girls, the note: "The committee
has requested your escort not to
send flowers."
Students of Columbia university
are compiling a list of grammati
cal errors made by the teachers,
in a campaign for "better English
usage by faculty members."
Ordered by their prexy not to
peddle freshmen, sophomores at
the Colorado School of Mines
make the freshmen paddle each
other.
Of the 128 graduates of Ala
bama colleee. last year, one-half
have obtained positions.
There are 145 cavalry horses in
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Kappa Phi.
Kappa Phi. Methodist girls so
rority, will give a tea Friday from
three to six at the Wesley Foun
dation, 1417 R street honoring all
freshmen and new girls on the
rumpus. Marian Higbee, .social
chairman is in rharge, find the
patronesses will pour.
Psl Chi.
Psl Chi, national psychological
society, v ill hold its first meeting
of the year, next Saturday night at
STUDENTS!
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for t'rls au.
y ot.'Kij K-y cae containing two Ford
keys and two university locker key.
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For Students With
Depression Pocket Books
STUDY LAMPS $1.00
BOOKENDS 25C and up
WASTE BASKETS 25C and 50C
STATIONERY 25C and up
Many Other Items at Popular Pricet
All Students Supplies
The head coach at Washington
State, Babe Hollingsberry, has
never attended college.
Physical education courses will
not be required of students at the
University of Kansas this year.
However, students who desire a
training in physical education will
find classes open to them.
The University of Michigan
school of architecture has in
creased its enrollment 100 percent
since the World war.
Eight Soccer Games
Scheduled for Today
FRIDAY,
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Wesley Players to Have
Open House Friday Miplit
Wesley Players, Methodist relig
ious dramatic organization will
hold their annual fall open-house
Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Wesley Foundation, 1417 K Street.
All persona interested in religious
dramatics are invited to attend.
The score In Wednesday after
noon's soccer game between Sigma
Nu and Tigma Alpha Epsilon
should read 2 to 0 In favor
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
LEO BECK and ORCHESTRA
Will Play at the Park Both
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
I 'S!r8iSR4 -r-!t5- rrt&W&mT- -f "T
Dancing at the Park
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
of
NEXT WEEK
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