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Brownemcn Plot Revenge on
Minnesota; Twelve
Men on Trip.
All right, Minnesota. Now It's
our turn.
That's what the Cornhusker cage
artists who battle Minnesota's
basket tossers this evening in
Minneapolis are thinking. And
that's what is liable to happen,
too, for the Nebraska basketball
team which licked Brigham Young,
victors over Creighton Thursday
night !s accorded a strong chance
to lick the Gophers and obtain re
venge for the defeat which the
Minnesota grid powerhouse left in
Memorial stadium last fall.
The Husker starting lineup
against the northern woodsmen
will probably bo the same one
which started against B. Y. IT.
Hank Whitaker and George Wnhl
quist at forwards, Floyd F.baugh
at center, and Harvey Widman and
Bob Tarsons at guards. A second
string unit which could replace the
starting crew would list Lee Hale
and Bud Lcacox, a capable first
string performer, at forwards,
Larry Nelson at center, and Paul
Amen and Elmer Dohrmann at
guards. Also making the trip arc
George Scott, and Howard Baker
forwards.
Good Floor Game.
The Husker basket stock as
sumed additional spangles after its
opening game, when Coach Ott
Romney, whose Utah team was
spanked 54 to 30 by Hastings col
lege Wednesday evening, paid it
the compliment of a "mighty ef
fective floor game." AHho it's too
early in the season and compara
tive scores mean very little, if
anything, both points give Coach
Browne's lads a lot of momentum
on the Minnesota trip.
Especially bright arc the Husker
chances when it is remembered
that Carloton college, a little
neighboring school, whipped th'i
Gophers 29 to 25 recently. The
loss, one of the first in the eeries,
was a disappointment to Dave
MacMillan's team, however, and
may pep up the Gophers to Ne
braska's disadvantage.
The Huskers will return to Lin
coln Saturday, and after a short
visit home, will assemble in Lin
coln again for the Christmas vaca
tion tour.
DEAN LEROSSIGNOL
CALLED TO CAM AD A
BY MOTHER'S DEATH
Dean J. E. LeRossignol of the
Bizad college is in Montreal, Cana
ada, called there by the death of
his mother, Mrs. James Henderson,
who died Tuesday evening. Dean
LeRossignol left Sunday evening
upon receiving word of the serious
illness of his mother.
It was Dean LeRossignol 's origi
nal plan to attend the meetings of
the American Economic Associa
tion in New York City Dec. 26, 27
and 28, and is was not known at
his office Thursday whether or not
he would still attend. He probably
will not return to Lincoln until
after Christmas vacation.
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What Do You Want for Christmas-
A 90 Average or a Country Estate?
If Santa Claua were Alladin's
genii of the lamp, he would be
terrifically busy doing a Midas
act if students on this campus
could command him. Money, or
what it can bring, is the promptly
voiced preference of most students
when questioned as to what they
would choose If they might wish
for anything in the world.
The amount of lucre desired
varied from "Bunny" Complon's
indefinite sum to Bob Pierce's
$5,000 (with which to go to a
large schol in the east) to Truman
Obemdorf's million dollars, to
Ginny Selleck's "all the money in
the world," (with which to tiavel
and buy superlative Christmas
presents.
Some Wish Cars.
Some souls wished their cash
given automotively. Hank Meyers,
Sherm Cosgrove, Bob Shellenberg
and Marjorie Thomas aestred cars
and the boys could name their
brand. Ken Bon longed for a lo
comotive "to haul freight." It
seems he had a gTeat grandaddy
who drove a stage coach and he
"has the urge to ahul freight.
Diddy Fcdkins confided as to a
wish for a street car with tracks
and everything in his own back
yard. In it he would take his
frineds for rides "on the pay-as-you-enter
basis." Vera May Peter
son would choose to own a roller
coaster.
Travel was the second most
wished for thing. Little Barbara
Marston would be most happy
with a pack-trip in the Rockies.
Ruth Rutledge would like a south
era cruise with all the fixings.
Louise Magee specifies Florida
and sun baths. Ruth McNally is
interested in Ireland with the
family. "Jay" McEachen chooses
Shanghai. Esther Vandeberg
wishes a trip to South America
"because she knows more about
it." Emma Pearse desires an ex
cursion to Europe or living in
New York.
Many Wants Trip.
A surprising number of inter
viewees had ideas about an educa
tion. Gene Pester would choose
four years at Harvard despite
the stigma, Betty Cherny wishes
to study In southern climes. Cla
risas Bennett casts her eye to a
year at a school in France. Things
scholastic, come in for their share
of consideration. Eill Marsh would
like to achieve a college educa
tion without working for it. Betty
Beck desires "the assurance that
I will get through Simmons next
year in decent shape." Dick Kunz
man lor.gs for a 90 average and
Don Wagner would like to possess
the ability to make an eight
o'clock.
Women Enter Wishes.
The eternal feminine enters Into
several wishes. Ted Bradley de
sires "bus fare back from Doty's."
Ed Schmid and Bob Wadhams
want "a good looking woman."
John Jarmin would like to find a
play girl at the Kappa house,
(he's "dated literally dozens there
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ard Dobson yearns for a long
legged blonde (and a portable
typewriter). Roy Kennedy seeks
an island paradise without wine,
women and song.
Even more specific are the
wants of others. Sherm Cosgrove
would like sufficient funds on
which to get married. Lewie Cass
wishes a ten pound boy which as
one girl puts it, should result in
someone's getting a D. U. pin.
Marjie Bannister wants a com
plete hope chest for a bungalow.
Jack Fischer, however, specifics
"no vine-covered cottage" and
votes for a country cotate.
Vocations interest some. Bill
Kaiser and Francis Johnson would
like to buy a small town news
paper and run it jointly. Gene
Dalby desires "a job and a per
manent address." Janet Caldwell
prefers "to be at the top of a pro
fession. A very opposite sort of
activity U the wish of others. Ir
win Ryan would like an extra,
week beyond vacat'on for sleep.
Some Variety.
Things of the mind draw a few.
Arnie Levin desires "the power to
pick at least ten football games
right in one season." Bessie Belle
Brown would be happy with "all
the books In the world and noth
ing to do but read them."
Campus conscious to the last,
Irving Hill desires a Union build
ing, Johnston Snipes a revolution,
and Alaire Barkes, a "motor boat."
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"TWAS THE
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ST. NICHOLAS"
(that all know)
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FOR HIS
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