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DAILY NEBIMSKAN
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1939
Six weeks exams over and to-!
night the celebrations start.... if
not before Father Hines will
draw a nice big crowd, and you'll
see such couples as AOPI Jane
Prsitt and Dclt Ward .trace. . . .Pi
Phi Pat Peterson ard Sig Alph
Scot Wilkinson Delia Gamma
Mary Jean Trowbridge and ATO
Chuck Davis.... and a rather new
and different combination of Kap
pa Jeanie Newell and George Sou
ders, Beta, which looks like an old
affair starting anew.,..Fi K A
Budil Happ will be there with
AOPI Natalie Johnson. .. .and at
the Sig Ep Blue party will be
Margaret Dickerson, Pi Phi, and
Bunny Holland. .. .Theta Jean
Willis and Ron Douglas Kappa
Cecile Mitchell and Joe Brown. . . .
OAPi Kuthic Yourd and Frosty
Wilson instead of seeing Ruth as
usual with Bill Davis, ATO
anil a rather amusing incident oc
curred concerning ATO Wendell
Bayse -when some of the brothers
took the ladn troupers, checked
Hitler was ready to fight
at Munich says Pfeiler
Hitler was not bluffing; he was
fully prepared to go to war, Dr.
W. K. Pfeiler of the department
of Germanics told members of the
Lincoln Lions club Thursday noon.
Speaking on the aftermath of the
Munich agreement, Dr. Pfeiler
pointed out Hitler knew that Eng
land and France would not fight.
"The entire career of the Ger
man dictator proves that he is
willing to take a risk." he said.
"He first showed that in the
putsch of 1933. Ever since his pol
icy has been one of ruthless ag
gression, always realizing with a
keen political sense how far he
could go."
Dr. Pfeiler believes that had
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them at the Union, and left the
poor boy emphatically stranded
sans pants at the Tau house....
and it seems that some of the very
regular inhabitants of the Crib
were sent, gratis, a glass of but
termilk each by some unknown
admirer and the recipients mere
ly sat and looked ill.... and en
tertainment for Sunday will cen
ter about the Battle of Brains in
the Union at four. . . .
Alpha Chi Omega announces the
pledging of Marian Boyer, Marian
Cooper and Annabelle Van Den
bark. The Towne Club, composed of
about 70 unaffiliated girls, is hold
ing a dinner dance in the Union
Saturday night. About 30 couples
will attend. Chaperones will be Mr.
Snurr and Mr. Carson.
Kappa Kappa Gamma announces
the pledging of Dorothy Ann Koe
nig. Sigma Kappa announces DeLor
is Storhojann as a new pledge.
I hero been a war Germany would
probably have lost, and that the
German people would have ioi-
lowed him sullenly ana witnoui
enthusiasm. It is because manv
Americans now realize how panic
stricken the Germans were over
th threat of war that thev mis
takenly conclude that Hitler was
bluffing.
The university educator referred
to the common sense attitude of
Daladier and Chamberlain at
Munich, for altho Germany might
have been defeated, the victory
of democracy would have been
gained at terrific price.
"Every day England and France
are growing stronger," he stated.
"Germany, however, has already
about reached the maximum of
her strength. Every month is
working in favor of the democra
cies. Thus by preserving peace the
demoeracies are not only taininc:.
but the passing of time will be an
important factor in cringing aooui
a modification of German su
premacy."
Dr. Pfeiler, who is an American
ritizpn of German extraction, told
his audience that to the best of
his knowledge the exeat majority
of German-Americans condemn
the Bund activities as entirely for
eign to American democratic pnn
ciples.
The analogy may end there,
though, because that year Ne
braska also came through to
swimming, indoor track, outdoor
track and golf titles. The Sooners
didn't win either swimming or in
door track, and probably won'
win in outdoor track, although
they look like winners In golf and
tennis again, and probably oase
ball.
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Coed Counselors
install officers
Fern Steuteville takes
over '39 presidency
Newly elected members of the
Coed Counselor board took office
yesterday when outgoing senior
members of the board held Instal
lation ceremonies for them at El
len Smith.
Members of the -939-40 board
are Fern Stcutevillc, president;
Mary Bullock, vice president;
Ruth Grosvenor, secretary-treasurer;
Faith Medlar, Maxine Lake,
June Bierbovvcr, Mary Sherbourne,
and Mclva Kime, senior board
members; Jane DeLatour, Ruth
Ann Sheldon, Ruth Clark, junior
board members; and Natalie
Burns, sophomore board member.
Retiring president of the board
is Virginia Fleetwood. Other re
tiring seniors are Pnyins uiara
berlain, Virginia Nolte, Marjoric
Churchill, Bonnie Burn, and Eliza
beth Smith.
Present at the service were Miss
Elsie Ford Piner and Miss Letta
Clark, sponsors of the Coed
Counselors.
Pipe ad contest
deadline changed
Contestants may submit
entries until March 16
Several entries have been re
ceived from students in the ad
writine contest suonsored by M
Linkman and company, manutac-
turers of Dr. Grabow pipes, now
ever, because the story of the con
test and the advertisement an
peared in the NEBRASKAN on
different davs. several entrants
misunderstood the details of the
contest.
In order to clear up any mis
understandings the RAG is re
publishing the ad on page 5.
Deadline for the entries has been
moved to March 16. All entries
will become the property of the
company and students may sub
mit as many as they wish. As no
cuts of the ads will be made fancy
art work should not be included
as part of the layout. Winner of
the contest will receive a matched
set of Dr. Grabow pipes.
Art
(Continued from rage 4.)
the sand hills region entitled
"Giant Footprints" done by
Dwight Kirsch, head of the Fine
Arts department at the University
of Nebraska. He observed a series
of hollow spots in the sand, caused
by guts of wind, which resembled
huge footprints making their way
across the hills. His finished prod
uct is made from small water
coior SKeicnes.
These ar only a few of the
artists and their pictures of the
1939 exhibit which will reign until
April 2. The showing seems very
superior to other exhibits of its
kind. The. students of the Univcr-
sity of Nebraska are fortunate Jn
being able to see the exhibit free
of charge and Mr. Kirsch per
sonally invites them to attend
when they will receive any expla
nation necessary for the pictures.
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Lornhusker
UNDER SCHimiTiEL DIRECTION
in proud to
be the host to
PI BETA PHI
INITIATION
DINNER
Saturday
and
SIGMA PHI
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SPRING
PARTY
Saturday
KANSAS.
Why a coed hates all men!
BY MARION PHILLIPS
(University of Michigan)
(Editor's note: Marian Phillips,
a freshman at the University of
Michigan, created a furor on the
erary magazine of the university.)
recently when an article by her
entitled "Why I Hate Men," ap
peared in 'Perspectives, the lit
erary magazine of the university.
They think love can be put on
like hair-oil to slick up for an oc
casion.
They are all too thin before
they're 30, then all at once they
become too fat.
They take your best friend out
on a blind date.
They laugh at women's Interest
in clothes, but they will tell you
in minute detail hoy they hap
pended to buy ther new topcoat.
They whistle r.t you one the
street, but if you smile back at
them they look coldly nway.
They say they hate sentiment
but they dissolve into marahmal
low whip at the mention of the
word "Mother."
World All Roses and Gardenies.
To them the floral world con
sists of roses and gardenias.
They'd send sweet peas to Mae
West and orchids to Shirley
Temple.
They think unattractive girls
are so on purpose.
There is no way in the world
that you can stop them from tell
ing a dirty story if they happen to
have one on hand.
They tell you wonderful things
at midnight which they have for
got by noon.
A run insults them.
They consider a run in a
woman's hose a personal affront.
After making love to you all
evening, they suddenly get up and
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stretch and say that they are
hungry.
They stare at every blonde that
passes, but are furious if you
glance at another man.
They always want to kiss you
good night unless you want -to
kiss them good night.
No Qne has ever told them that
there are certain preliminaries in
love making.
Think technique works th all.
They think a technl.ae that
woiks with one woman will work
with all women; if it doesn't they
try another.
They think that it is impossible
that they should get drunk.
Ami when they arc drunk, they
say that they arc merely in rather
good form.
They've made up a scientific
name . for a woman hater, but
they've never made up one for a
man hater because they think
they don't exist.
Well, boys. . .take a look at me.
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