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The DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, November 23, 19.39
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Fashion Footnotes
This thing called fashion . . .
So this is fashion edition day once ajrain. Midsomesters
and war may come and go but fashions, like football, are al
ways with us. And so is the gullible public. For fashions in
clothes, like fashions in politics and war, are arbitrarily set
by someone who has something to sell. And people are gullible,
as they always have been and probably
always will be. Sciaparelli decrees the
wasp waist and no doubt laughs up her
sleeve at the contortions little girls, big
girls, fat girls, and thin girls, will go
through to sqxieeze themselves into
hour-glass shapes. And what have they
when they get a waist that can be en
circled with one broad masculine hand,
especially when the feeling is that of
running up against a cast iron suit of
armor. It s enough to dismay any man!
Fashion is still 'spinach' . . .
A futile word and most misused is fashion. For commer
cial purposes, fashion denotes "the prevailing mode" which all
would-be best-dressers feel obligated to follow. And this, of
course, is when the would-be best-dresser ceases to be just that.
With gullibility in following fashion decrees comes the inevit
able standardization and the best-dresser fashion addict is lost
in the shuffle. So the actual best-dresser knows that fashion as
such does not exist, it is, in truth, "spinach,"
something to be stuffed down the throats of
unsuspecting victims because they think it's
good for them. And here we come to saddest
conclusion of all that fashion is the manner
in which one wears clothes and most people
haven't the individualism it takes to do just
that. Which leads us to a much more dis
tracting conclusion that without any clothes
at all, we might have less to worry about 1
When a fashion edition is not . . .
All you who read and heed such manner of articled advice
in this and all so-called fashion editions, remember, as you no
tice the amazing amount of advertis
ing in the issue, that fashion editions
are promoted primarily to exploit the
wares of the stores that sell you
clothes in this, and any, college town.
And if you, too, might think the
amount of advertising overshadows
the fashion advice columns, you can
put it down for certain that fashion
is such a good selling point that every
body wants to advertise in an issue
that's going to make the most of your
gullibility . . . and mine! But, of
course, someday, we'll put our heads together and make our
own fashions and stores won't be obliged to carry what some
far-distant fashion decreer decrees!
By an ex-fashion editor,
H. J. IL S.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL BULLETIN
This bulletin is for the use of campus oreaniaations. student
and faculty members. Any announcements of meetings or other notices
for the bulletin are ashed to be submitted by 4 p. m. of the day
preceding publication; not later than 5:30 p. m. of that day. The
DAILY prefers that bulletin notices be typed before being submitted.
notices trill be accepted by telephone, however.
SQUARE DANCE CM K.
The faculty Square Dance Club will
meet in Grant Memorial Friday evening
at 7:30 p. m.
BIR1.K CLASS.
Tomorrow noon the Y. M. C. A. bible
study groups will moot In the basement
of former museum. New studinta will meet
with C. P. Haven anil may purchase lunch
lor 10c. Dorrell Randall will lead the ad
vanced cln?s. The latter group brings Uimr
own lunches.
V. M. O. A. RKTREAT.
Tomorrow the university Y. M. C. A.
will sponsor a retreat for Interested stu
dents. Transportation will leave Temple at
5 P. m. The Kroup will hold a steak fry
and afterwards discuss the points brought
up at the "V" membership dinner held
tonight. The retreat ends at 8 p. m.
WKNI.KY FOl'NDATION.
Mrs. Venus Cecil, senior in the speech
department, will rend a cutting of "The
House Benutiful," a play by ChanninK
Hollock, for the Friendly Friday meeting at
Wesley Foundation, Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
All Methodist students are invited to
attend and should make their reservations
at the Foundation sometime before Friday
noon.
FRESHMAN A. W. 8.
Harold Niemann, editor of THK PAILY
NKBRASKAN, will speak to Freshman
A. W. S. groups on the Ag and city
campuses today. Presiding at the down
town meeting will be Naomi Young.
Kleanor Plucknett will conduct the Ag
meeting to be held In room 304 of Ag Hall
at 4 p. m. Cltv girls wil meet as usual
in F.llen Smith Hall at 5 p. m.
BARB DANCE.
All barbs are Invited to a hirb hour
dance to be held Saturday night from7
8:30 In the Union ballroom.
GREENS PINNER.
All women on the governing boards of
all women's organizations are Invited to
attend the traditional Hanging of the
(ireens dinner sponsored by the Y. W. on
Dec. 8. Tickets which are 35 cents, should
be bought from the presidents of the or
ganizations or in the Y office this week.
BARN DANCE.
The weekly barn dance will be held in
the gym, Thursday from 7 to 7:50.
RiFi.r. run,
Rifle club will meet Friday of this week
In Andrews' basement at & p. m.
ITNION VINO PONO.
All matches in the third round of the
Union ping pong tournament must be com-
Neutrality
(Continued from Page I.)
States is significant now and will
be enormous at the end of a long
war when the other great powers
will be exhausted. This is all the
more reason why we should be
willing and ready to meet with the
people across the seas in formulat
ing a political pattern that holds
greater promise for international
prosperity and world peace."
Dean Oldfather, who for several
years was an instructor in the
Syrian Protestant college at
Beirut, addressed Alliance high
school students and teachers Tues
day morning on "Student Life in
the Near East"
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Emanuel Wishnow of the violin
faculty was guest soloist at the
recent Lincoln high school vesper
concert. Mr. Schmidt was his accompanist.
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V. M. C. A. SliPPER.
The annual Y. M. C. A. membership
supper will be held at 6 p. m. Thursday
evening in the "Y" rooms. One hundred
new members will be welcomed. Dr. War
ren R. Bailer will prcRlde. The speakers
will be Prof. L. A. Bingham, Dr. B. Hend
ricks, Dr. C. Rosenqulat, and Dr. C. H.
Patterson.
PI MU EPMI.ON.
PI Mu Epsllon, the honorary mathe
matics society, will meet Thursday Nov.
23 at 7:30 p. m. in Mechanical Arts S(7.
Delbert Christenscn will discuss "The Ills
tory of PI." All interested are Invited to
attend.
NKIIUASKA BLUEPRINT.
Subscription bonuses will be Riven at
the meeting of the business staff of tha
Nebraska Blueprint In 306 Student
Union. Any prospective staff members are
urged to attend this meeting.
SCABH.t RO AND BLADE.
A meeting which all actives and pledget
must attend will be held in the Union at
7:30. Col. Thuls win (.peak on the aubject
of "Military .Supplies."
WRESTLING PICTURES
Motion pictures of the finals In the
national collegiate wrestling champion
ship meet will be shown In the coliseum
Friday morning at 10 a. m. in the
basketball dressing rooms.
KAI'PA KrsiLON
Kappa Epsilon, woman'! professional
pharmaceutical fraternity, will pledge
girls in the phurmary collece Friday.
In the evening following the plcdplng
Mrs. J. B. Burt is having a party for
all girls in the college. The party will be
at the Burt residence at 1120 Cheyenne
at 8:30 P. m.
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