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At long last . . .
Students can settle down
for finals with election over
By Agnes Wanek.
With the all-important Student
Council election out of the way,
things are beginning to settle
down to a little bit. . . and at least
for a while no one will ask or
tell you to vote Barb-Liberal or
Progressive or anything. Concen
tration seems to be on the big
things planned for the weekend,
part of which started last night
with the Theta-Phi Gam picnic.
Saturday plans include the DU pic
nic Fiji-Tau Tussle, and Kappa
Siij-Sigmo Nu Field Day. And the
lid's off for one final fling before
the blitzkrieg begins.
IT'S HERE!
At last, after waiting for these
many weeks, the Fiji-Tau Tussle
will come off Saturday. Plans
start in the afternoon when a
strictly stag contest will be held
to determine the possessor of the
Golden Gobloon, now held by the
Phi Gams who were triumph last
year. There will be dancing in the
evening beneath the light of
colored lanterns and the moon
(they hope). And a new feature of
the affair is the election of a Fiji
Tau queen. No one seems to know
on what basis the election will be
made, but a queen will reign.
Some ATO's and their dates are
Bob James and Trl Delt Ruth
Grant; Phil Ford and Gamma Phi
Maxine Hoffman; Bob Windle and
Alpha Chi Dorothy Wind. Fhi
Gams and their dates are: Gerald
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PICKNICKING
at Linoma Beach Saturday will be
the DU's and their dates for whom
big things have been planned. You
might be surprised to know that
Ralph Reed is taking Marie Vogt,
Alpha Phi of last year. Bob Green
will be seen with Theta Aline Hos
man, Neal Felber with DG Betty
Rathburn, Wally Munson with
AOPi Dorothy Heumann, Walt
Johnson with Pi Phi Marylouise
Simpson. Dick Yoimj is taking
the food.
TO OMAHA
will go the Chi Plus to attend
their annual alumni banquet to be
held on the roof ballroom of the
Blackstone hotel, Saturday night.
Principle speakers will be John
Latenser, jr., president of the
alumni association and Ed Segrist,
president of the active chapter.
CONTINUING
what may become an annual cus
tom, the Thetas and Fijis held
their usual picnic last night at An
telope park, properly chaperoned.
Among those present were Lu
cille Botts and Bus Wisner, Vir
ginia Stoddard and Bob Daven
port, Eetty Wolfers and Bob Butz,
and Betty Jo Byllesby and Kenny
1 Ellis.
Barclay Leathern visits
uni speech department
! Barclay S. Leathern, secretary
of the National Theatre confer
ence, will visit the university
speech department on May 30.
Leathern, a professor of theatre,
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Julia Love hall
will hold open
house on Sunday
Julia Love hall, Nebraska's
newest dormitory, will hold open
house from 3 to 5 Sunday after
noon for parents, alumni, and
friends who wish to inspect it.
The Sunday open house will be
the first opportunity of the public
to see the inside of the dormitory,
which boasts the latest equipment
and comfort.
All rooms will b open for in
spection, and Miss Katherine
Hendy, social director of the
dormitory, has arranged a com
plete tour of the building, where
visitors may see the new dining
hall, the kitchen, student rooms,
game rooms, and the beautiiuiiy
landscaped courtyard.
All recreational facilities will be
available to visitors, and exhibi
tion tennis and ping-pong matches
have been arranged.
is on leave from Western Reserve
university in Cleveland.
Professor Leathern, wno is tour
intr the countrv on a grant from
the Rockefeller Foundation, is vis
iting theatre groups in communi
ties and institutions, me na
tional Theatre conference has its
offices at Western Reserve, and is
subsidized by the Rockefeller
Foundation.
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higher than the A. & M. repre
sentatives this year.
N. U. strong in field.
Nebraska's main bid for point3
will be in the three weight events
where the powerful Huskers lifted
twenty-four points in last week's
Big Six meet. The A. & M. team
i3 not particu
larly strong in
the shot, discus
or javelin, and
may have a
hard time win
ning a place in
any of the three
events.
B i tr Six
champions and n V1"
record holders tJ-
Ed Wibbels anrl
Herb Grote, in
the discus and
javelin, respec
tively, lead the
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parade. In ad-
dition, there are Ray I'rochaska,
who also broke the discus record,
and Henry Rolin, Vike Francis
and Maynard Swartz, all of whom
picked up places in the meet. Bus
Knight, handicapped by a sore
elbow last Saturday, will be back
to give the javelin another try.
The meet, which begins at 2,
will be broadcast in portions over
KFAE. Students will bo admitted
upon presentation of season ath
letic lxjoks.
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