Sunday, November 19, 1939
The DAILY NERRASKAN
Bouvsma
is prof of
the week
(Continued From Page 1.)
He is not a football fan.
Going to the dogs.
Ia the world getting better or
going to the dogs? "I'm not an
optimist. As far as I'm concerned,
Wishnow
makes first
appearance
Gold's presents
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it always has been going to the
dogs and always will.
Author of any published works?
'No. Lots of unpublished ones."
He spends a great deal of time at
his home, writing on philosophical
subjects.
What about the average stu
dent? Does he want to learn or
does he study just enough to get
by? Long pause. Deep thought.
Then, "I haven't the slightest
idea."
What's more important devel-
Herbert Schmidt co-stars
vith violinist in second
of faculty recital series
Second in the series of Sunday
afternoon faculty recitals to be
given by the school of fine arts
will feature Herbert Schmidt,
pianist, and Emanuel Wishnow,
violinist, in a program this after
noon at 3 o'clock in the Temple.
The recital, sponsored by Kappa
chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, na
tional music sorority, will be Mr.
Wishnow's first university ap
pearance since he returned to Lin
coln from New York university,
opment of the student's mentality where he received his master's de-
or his personality? "Mentality exee in musicology. While at
character is not the university's n Y. U. he studied under Dr.
business."
No teaching methods.
What are his teaching methods ?
Hugo Leichtentritt, noted musical
historian; Miss Marion Bauer,
teacher of composition; and com-
xt"".- ri" l,, mrative musicology and history
Tha . , . Qf . f of the dance under Dr. Curt Sachs.
The record shows that he got . . . f .. nru..r
v: ru :t.. w. Durine the past year Mr. Wishnow
hheen h' S' P. with the Gordon string
made an assistant in 1929. His J
office is in social science 316, his
home at 1724 South 22 street
The interview resolved itself-
Others in the series of Sunday
afternoon programs given by the
school of fine arts include a third
both sides being exhausted into faculty recital on November 26, a
small That Prnfpssnr Rmiwsmn Christmas program under the di-
dropped broad hints that it was recuon oi winmm u '"
getting pretty near lunch time and uecemuer iu anu me "
.n th intMr avD tn siah concert on December 17.
ipave? Following is the Sunday pro-
w.., oi.jrw..., ..vu "" -, plonn .m, violin. Od. 24.
Reethoven. AUplto. AdRKio molto oxpres-
bIVo. Scherzo. Rondo, Mr. 8chmldt and
Mr. wiHhnow.
amicably,
All over.
He put on his hat and coat. We
began to suspect that the inter
view was over. A minute later it
was over. We were outside the
Cunrice on Themes by Rluck, Saint-
S.ienn: Evenlne In Oranada, Debussy;
Wlonerlsh from Walzemanken, C.odowsky;
Ktutle No. 5. PaEaninl-Llszt. Mr. Schmidt.
Beau Bnrl. nebussy-Heifetz; Spanitm
door, possessed Of One Original Vel; Dnnse Knpagnole from I Vlda Breve,
write up by Mr. Bouwsma and deKalla-KreiHlcr, Mr. Wishnow,
very little information. Still, we
had the impression of having had
some fun, of having been taken on
a sort of cosmic merry-go-round
de.
And now (saving it for dessert)
we reproduce the work which Pro
lessor Bouwsma produced in a
moment of creative endeavor, and
in order to stall off having to
answer any more questions:
EDUCATION.
By Prof. O. K. Bouwsma.
Broody talks
to architects
NU man speaks on
small school planning
Multiple use and supervision are
two new and important elements
in the nlanninir of small 12-erade
What is most important is our S(,hool huildincs. Dr. K. O. Broadv
aims in the enabling and nimbling of tne department of school ad
of our wits. This involves among ministration, pointed out to the
other things that it is not a trans- fall meetine of the Nebraska chap
ter of intellectual baggage. Nor ter of the American Institute of
is it an elaborate tip on market Architects at Omaha Saturday
irenas, nor me pertection or a ae- afternoon.
vice for such tipping. In other prof- l. B. Smith, chairman of
words, it is not designed for those the department of architecture,
who can afford to come to school president of the organization, pre-
10 anoru 10 senu uu-ir iittie unea sided. Prof. Ben v . Hemphill, as
to school. But neither is our de- Sistant professor of architecture,
sign to make Nebraska or here- showed colored movies of his trip
abouts safe for democracy, or a to Europe.
place in wnicn me l en uommano As an illustration of multiple
nients are written in our hearts, use Dr. Broadv explained that it
without benefit of policemen. This is possible to eauin a science room
is not to disparage information, so that not only general science
money, democracy, or Sir Galahad. arui an the biological and physical
it is intended to clarify our aims sciences can be taught in that
so that our practice may be more room, but such subjects as English
eliective. as well.
Cat skinners.
I understand that people who any case, the attempt to show that
skin cats do not aexee about ways alleged non-sense, is really non-
of doing so. sense, xnis, Dy me way, exposes
l A o tr. lnhil.onr,li monn Hif-ld !HfM I li .1 T fflft RhOUt ITlPn. namClV
w na iui piiuuauuu v, iiiauv ut.- t -----
. . - ... . .. II.:. ,1 .....itinrr
ferent kinds or writings in me inai m uiku u
f past have been called by that tnougnis are noi lmmeumieiy ma-
name. One view in respect to a linguisname irom a smone screen,
great part of it is that these writ- verbally composed. I am not now
intra havp misen as ft r.01 lentous saving that all that "philosophers"
and impressive body of non-sense have written, is jabberwocky, but
arisen out of a failure to distin- mai mucn very HKt-iy i, mm mm
cnish rprtnin grammatical habits, it would be something to be re-
nf ihu la snrp lieved of the deception. Jabber-
An important project today is, in wocky should be recognizable.
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