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Till. DULY NKRUASKAX
w i:im:si)av. .umiak y 20. 1937.
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Ziftc. Barbara Rosewater, Editor
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I UK CAAH'l s.
Hotly Hillyer umi two men in
tlio library having h brainstorm in
8J1 ; 1 1' 111 pt to identify I lie picture
of iin Alpha I'hi. . . . roods are
yearning to rule on the Tassie
Maish toboggan (patent perilling!
.... His feet flew up aiu1 his hat
fell off an. I there was Whitey
Keed. looking very blank, sitting
on tile iee in the middle of I8II1
and M sis. . . . Bancroft school
children trotting off the play
ground, report cards elntelieil
tight 111 Iheir mittens. ... At the
basketball pine Monday night,
Virginia F 1 e e t w o o d earnestly
shouting advice from the Tassel
section to the eajronien on the
floor . . . Margaret riiillippe
opening her mouth to dicer and
whispering hoarsely instead. . . .
Last minute voles pouring into
F.llen Smith hall just before the
foils rinsed for the Y. W. elec
tion . . . .leann," Palmer in smoked
glasses. . . . and many planning to
hear Boh Crosby on Saturday
night. . . . Jn true Scotch tradi
tion. I'nle Kverton, Bernard Smith .
find' Firman l'helps passed three
lone cigars to their Pi K. A. j
brothers Monday night, first in- ,
Ptallment toward t!;e announce
ment of their pinhniigings. . . .
(Mian Hold
Formal Initiation.
Pchan-Union Literary Society
held their formal initiation Mon
day. Those initiated were Joe Kou
sky. flick Kerlm. Florence Peter
son. Sigurd Barklnnd, Ponna Will-
man. Hope Bartunck and Marion
Wilke.
Officers for the second semester
are Kdwin Fischer, president; Jiu- ;
renee Johnson, vice president; and
Marion WiIkc. .secretary.
V V X
Surprise Shower Honor
Bonnie Snimaaril.
At a surprise shower Monday
night members of Carrie Belle
Raymond hall honored their house
president, Bonnie Spanggaard.
whose marriage to Merton Kuhr
will take place Feb. flirts in
cluded glasses, dishes and caning
and pyrex sets.
V
cliii-Itonulilon.
Married during the Christinas
holidays were Lorraine Webb and
Mien Houghton, both of Lincoln.
Mr. Houghton is a former Univer
sity of -Nebraska student.
THIS KKK
Thursday.
Pi Kappa Alpha auxiliary
dessert luncheon, 1 o'clock, at
the chapter house.
Kappa Delta mothers club
1:33 dessert luncheon, chap
ter house.
Friday.
Teachers college faculty din
tier, Ellen Smith hall, evening.
Gamma Phi Beta formal at
the Lincoln hotel.
Saturday.
Alpha Chi Omega formal at
the Lincoln hotel.
Sigma Alpha Mu formal at
the Cornhusker hotel.
Alpha XI Delta alumnae
bridge party at ciapter house.
SKK
; i:Mvi s.
Farmer's Fair hoard memW-rs.
Clyde While. Frank Svobooa and
Darrcll Baud. r. meeting in the
midst of a large 'lass of girls. . . .
Dorothy Yedenc making a forced
holding in front of home rc build
ing resulting in a badly sprained
; wrist . . . .Wonder if schedules were
1 conveniently arranged tor those
same four or fne couples that
meel in ag hall every day at ten
without fail'.'... Miss tluthrie's
class modeling their recently fin
ished dresses Ian Paugherty
I with a lovely tare gold chain and
watch about her neck serving as
her only decoration on a simple
brown dress leff Broady and
Kachel Aldrieh. hand in hand, step
ping cautiously over the icy side-
walks.... Mr. It. T. Prescott and
Bex Brown puffing ami panting
up the steps a', as hall carrying
huge boxes up to the third floor
. . . .Rumors being spread that it is
advisable to cany liability insui-(
ance. ... Limping along in a torn
suit was Ward Henderson after ,
taking an icv street too noncha-lantlv.
Conti-Mall.
The marriage of Klda Mary Con
ger to John Kdward Hall of Gree
ley. Oilo., took place Dec. 2!l in
McCook. Mrs. Hall has attended
the University of Nebraska.
Movie Box
Kiva-
"Oowlioy Si !c, ' plus
" Alliel-ieiil) Mmllicss. "
Lincoln-
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Orpheum-
"YVo Win. Arc AI1011
t.) Die"
ami "I Mice A iJocliii''
Stuart-
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Varsity-
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! Why Do You
Go to College?
1 Continued from Page 1.)
becomes apparent during this
registration week.
Interesting to note while regis
tering is the attitude of individual
students. There are those who
seek advice from all their friends 1
as to the "pipe" courses offered. 1
They try to avoid S o'clock even !
Coffc
Hi
Inspires Pliilosopliiin
As Carolina HosMollians Gather
A.'P l-"eiu nr. Srvu'i
CLINTON. S. Car. - Conceived
in the diverse but uniformly cur
ious minds of six people, born in
the steam rising from cups of hot I
coffee and nurtured in the flrom- !
.1 u.ey are required courses 01- 1 a,j(. of ,,m,k .javH
11 i'i nL Mia. iine liny plan
w hich lie sold while he was an un
dergraduate, he is now dreaming
I and writing on a novel while he
earns his coffee as puhlicity dt-
I rector of the college
I A strange group they form,
professor of Knglish , these heterogeneous minds, as
literature who has been surpassed i they sip their fifth or sixth cup
in romantic feeling only by some ' of coffee and let their philosophies
nineteenth century lyric poets. "rush in where angels fear to
contribute a
William ami Mary and the Med- i tread".
ical Colleee of Viririmj. rontrih- I
a touch i ,,ied the i.olv femnlo momlwr of 1 Figures compiled by a reporter
of lfcfh Vnt ni'V TCnp In nil hnq come : . . . A.. ... 1 1 . t; ., t ,..,n.,n .n.liei.
ihii- 1 .,,. ii : ... .-, line group. j no nosweiuans, re-1 "- ""H"" ..i.f.t: .....ca
noon classes so they may be able
to altend u matinee should they
deem it advisable. Such student's
McConn would place in the super
kindergarten group.
"Bread and Butter" Students.
Then noticeable are those stu
dents whose every thought while
registering is to obtain courses
which will be of benefit to them in
their chosen line. If the class falls
at 8 in the morning or 4 in the aft
ernoon they are not concerned ex
cept that il works easily into their
.-.ciienuie. 1 neir oniv reason lori,, r.i..nir. uv e ih,..n n.i
carrying few hours, should they i rn tiiio .'. ,i pchvterian .-oi.
the ! f so' is ,n,al thf,y l've more ) ippp j, 'anarchronic group calls
um. to oevote to tneir major ; itscf Ulc Boswellian Club,
work. These students would be ' . . , .
class,fied in the "bread and but-! Lvery inght. between e!ght and
ter purpose " eleven, they gather in the Mience
In the ihird group, "the culture : "a" of ,,hr "c? J,",l..Jh,,n i
niirnniin ia i...i ,1 . . forth into thoir mcht life, vhicli
iwho strive get into classes i cmf ,lf ''"r lo" to
! which they will enjov, and still , Va, 0 wh,,v th," lws 1 "t tlown 1
get something of value from the fl, 1,0 same table, order cofle.
work. Theysign up for classes, ' withdraw,
.that are interesting.' but not the themselves into nnolher world. ;
so called "pipe" courses. ' , "vrrsat ,o s no lost art with
Separate College for Each. ! tl,om' Tcy . un the gamut of the,
Mr. McConn suggests in his 1 fr'T'T; 'lW f1 '?,'oblrlms .ln
.essay that there be a separate ' "10, f";1,ls ,', art!,- I""1,0 wh,m""
college for each of t he three tvnes. ' tn'm hr I1?- ",t0 "e
; Hut it seems that the three groups 1 "ys "'U-. , me u.pnys,cs ...
are not incompatible. It U , ! 'ls""ss p,0111";, amI, AnS-
llhat a university such as : IHn ho famr toll, nnd cvon
ibraska s is. could' not be without 1 '"k,p. H "tah at t-'nstein whom one
; its jolly carefree students. Thev j of Xhpm k""ws rsonally.
do not impede any other student's' Widely varied arc they in tastes
progress, but add' t.. the life Hnd i " literature they tange from
Ihe pleasure of the institution. ! extreme classicism to the deepest
Neither do the cultural and nro- of deep-died Romanticism -hut
work at cross even more widely varied arc tney
Siiiia Alpha Mu Plans
ov-l Kxaui Vi vv l orinal
A day at college will be
theme of the formal "S. A. M.
exam" dance to be given by mem
bers of Sigma Alpha Mu Satur
day night at the Hotel Cornhus
ker. Invitations are in the form
of dance programs, with the
dances named. A few of the dance
titles are "Define Rhythm," "Hut
ting Klass," and "Make-up Kxam.
Intermission is titled "Recess."
Chaperons will be Dr. nn.l Mrs
David Fellman and Major and
Mrs. John F. Horan.
...
A. T. O. Kiwi
.NfK 01'fiTr.
At a Monday night election at
Ihe Alpha Tan Omega house, tjlcn
Mace was chosen worthy master.
Other officers are: Donald Boehm,
worthy chaplain: Marvin Romig,
worthy exchequer: Bob Koddisn,
worthy keeper of the annals; Dale
Oder wortny serine; Fred Fggley, fessiona, sl,ul(.ts
uoitny usnei; Kern j upjier, wor- 1 points. Some of both seem to be j origin. There is in their group
thy sentinel; and Benjamin Bush-j a npC(.Sf,itv in a large uivcrsi,v a professor of biology from Har
man, I aim reporter. , Botn ,.uIjlirHl ail( ri.ofpssionai vard who is busily writing a Dis
courses are a necessity for evciyitoi'.V of t,lat science. The bniver
student. i sity of Wisconsin has yielded up a
So, dining the state university's 'professor of physics who was born
existence these three type students j in Missouri and raised in Kansas
will be prevalent. And k serve ani' somewhere along the line
the needs of the state of Ne- 'r'00'' "P a barbed wit. Princeton
braska. each group should be taken 1 forgot its football long enough to
into consideration and fullv pro-'
vided for. as thev are now. ! A
iiniupuH. terminolocv. insist that she be
Around the tables of London's j known only as the "female mem
Cotfee Houses is the ISth century 1 ber". She is the most universal in
there gathered a group of men , her interests for she has studied
who mixed philosophy with travel.! psychiatry, medicine, and Shake
stirred in a great deal of literature speare. Presbyterian College itself
and a pinch of criticism, spiced j contributed the two remaining
the whole with sarcasm, and hav-1 members of the group: One is
ing sprinkled well with' mathema-, from Indiana and "was probably
tics, brought the mess to a brew! the greatest track man that South
in their inquisitive minds and . Carolinia has seen and is now in
dr.mk deeply thereof terested in the development of the
The most authentic and inter- civilizations of the world but
eating chronicle of theid doings is! makes his living- as field secretary
of the college. The other iss a na
tive South Carolinian. The author
of several pulp magazine stories
numbering their ISth century 1 that 5 0,800 pounds of Knglish in-
structors at that institution climb
"4 steps daily.
1:: ' : ;
From 1S91 to 1936 inclusive, the
Catholic University of America
has granted S,0fi4 degrees.
YOUR DRUG STORE
l".i rot t mtUffl ry cjiiim suited
Mtiku artvert iFPt for ten cmub. Our
Mnlterl Milks nre mii! with two tfn
rent dfnper ot lrt rrctm. purfi dairv
milk, one ounce Multert Milk, and our
(iwn ohiHolaic KyniD- te hwi in t)ia
city
THE OWL PHARMACY
f. Ddlvrr Ulh and P niUftlt
5) Lincoln's Fashion Center -wi-b. (
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A LITTLE AD
ABOUT BIG BARGAINS
l)i iiiiiinonl-Slroiih.
Mildred Drummond became the
bride of J. Kufus Strough. of I-in-coln,
Sunduy afternoon. Both Mr.
and Mrs St rough attended the
I'niversity of Nebraska where Mr.
Strough is affiliated with Delta
Sigma Lambda.
DRESSES
for campus arid dalvs
at prices hard to believe
NEBRASKA TUMBLERS
PREPARE FOR MEETS
iCnntinued from Page l.i
Dean Frank Henzlik of teachers
college just returned from at" end
ing the Chicago meeting of th
(North Central Association's com-
K''ll I !. llIclOll.
A spring wedding recently an
nounced will be that of Kdna Kech
ter to Kenneth A ".nderson. both
of Lincoln. Mr. Anderson is a
graduate of the University of Nebraska.
best will stand at the top. When mittee on high school teacher tram
subsequent tryouts are held, the ing.
names will be shifted, keeping al
ways at the top the names of
those men who are consistently su
perior. The tumblers have been present
ing stunts between the halves at
basketball games. As this idea has
proven very pooular. plans have
been made for the continuance of
those activities thruout the bas
ketball season.
TYPEWRITERS
For Sale or Rental
L'yed machines on easy payments.
The Royal portable typewriter, ideal
machine for students.
Nebraska Typewriter Co.
13G No. I2;n St. B2157
QnJjwdurincf
The marvelous New Oil Per
manent Wave given only by
the Parker Salon. Oil Steam
ed in See ns for consulta
tion. No charges. It's truly
lovtly Individual hair styl
ing. '
GLADYS PARKER
BEAUTE SALON
1229 "N" Upstairs B-2355
ZZ7
20 DRESSES
u erc 7.9.7 to 10.00, sizes
11 to 20.
12 DRESSES
including sport and
dressy dresses, light and
dark crepes, sizes 12 to
20. U ere 10.45 to
75.9J.
295
4
95
N.B.
P.calizing your budget may be a bit lean these
dresses are adventised only in the Daily Nc
braskan so you may have the full benefit of
these bargains.
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