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Some are the chums who will
forsake the town and its attendant
amusements and join, figuratively
speaking, the football team in tak
ing Oklahoma . . . among those who
plan thusly are Ed Coffee, DU,
and Chio Lois Becquet; ATO's
Clark Kuppinger, Mike Selzer and
John Mason with Kappa's Jean
Woods and Cecile Mitchell making
a fivesome there. . .leaving John
to think of V. Clemans, who is in
Okla...
Alpha Chi pledge Marge Stew
art has made a momentous deci
sion it would seem . . . after but
some six weeks Marge has de
cided that Omaha is just a point
on the map and that henceforth
all her week-ends will be spent
elsewhere like in Lincoln . . .
Sneak nights and Monday eve-
Harmony Hour
features brasses
Brass instruments will be fea
tured in recordings on this week's
Harmony Hour at 4 p. m. Thurs
day in the Union music room.
Various instruments and the
numbers featuring them will be:
trumpet, "The Messiah" by Han
del, "Les Freludes" by Liszt;
French horn, "Rhine Journey" by
Goterdammerung-Siegfried, Sec
ond Movement of "Symphony No.
5 in E Minor" by Tchaikovsky;
trombone, "Tannhauser Overture"
by Wagner; and tuba, "Pictures at
an Exhibition" by Moussorgsky.
All are invited to attend the
hours held every Thursday by Sin
fonia, men's music honorary.
Kappa Phi to hear
Drew speak tonight
Rev. R. E. Drew, Methodist stu
dent pastor, will discuss "Peace
and the Church" at the Kappa Phi
meeting tonight at Wesley Foun
dation, at 7 p. m.
In charge of arrangements for
the meeting: is Mae Dittmer. Host
esses will be Vivian Pugh and Jean
Stroemer,
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ning got along swimmingly...
Sigma Nu' aroused themselves
from meeting and lethargy to dis
cover that the police were at the
door as were the fire department,
etc., and that again their pledges
had flown, .again, we said... it
seems they enjoyed their other
jaunt and so decided on a repeat
performance . . .
Original lads are over at tne
SAM Inn also... they pulled a
fastie and locked the door to the
chapter room... with the chapter
inside... who so intent on getting
Sammie business attended to that
a pledge had to knock on the win
dow and wave good-bye . . .
And so Lynn Dale was formally
pledged Chio. . .beautifully bur
dened with gardenias, too, from
Kappa Sig Bill Flory...
Then for a fine Monday night
there was the Theta-ATO candy
passing when Priscilla Frances
Shape-
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chanical appliances and inventions
can do a lot to distort the truth.
Roger Anderson, engineer soph
omore: I like to have my cake and
eat it too. A girl with a nice face
and a poor figure is nothing much.
The same is true the other way
around.
Leo Cooksley, ag senior: Well,
having taken courses in cattle
Coed Counselors
hear book review
Mrs. Warren B. Romans will re
view "Gypsy, Gypsy," by Rumer
Goddin at the Coed Counselor book
review which meets Thursday at
5 p. m. in the Union booknook.
The book review group is spon
sored by the Coed Counselors as
part of their program of hobby
groups for freshmen. All women
students are invited to attend the
reviews.
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Chain and Wilbur Rogers took
care of that . . .
One big deal for this week end
is that the Kappa Sigs toss each
autumn. . .they open house and
have a barn dance ... a few of the
lads and the girls they'll be with
might include Whizzer Mack with
Delta Delta Delta Studevant, Pres
ident Robert Kerl with AOpi Mar
cia Beckman, Ren Bukacek and,
nothing new, KAT Alice Mc
Campbell, and then Gale Neis
wanger with Janet Harris. ..
While on Friday night the
Thetas are having a house party
and on Saturday night the Alpha
Phi's are going to entertain like
wise. . .
To-night the Phi Delts and the
DDD girls will eat dinner across
the street both ways . . .
And the Sigma Chi's are ban
queting a national officer. . .Dr.
Henry McLean, who arrives in
our town sometime this morning.
judging where we look out for
conformation shape I suppose
I'd be expected to say form. But
when it comes to women I'll take
variance to the rule because you
have to look at their face all the
time.
Wendell Bayse, arts senior: I'll
take form. There's no disputing
figures. They don't lie.
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'Y' groups meet
on both campuses
Young people Christian groups
will meet on both campuses today.
At ag campus this noon an ag
YM-YW luncheon will be held. At
7:15 p. m. city campus YMCA
members will hear Rev. Ray E.
Hunt, pastor of the First Chris
tian church, speak on the subject,
"The Ethical Aspects of Choosing
a Vocation."
Program for the YM-YW lunch
eon, Bill Friesen, co-chairman, an
nounced, will be continuance of a
discussion of the place of rural
schools in the present social order.
Norma Jean Campbell is the other
co-chairman of the committee.
Ag contributes
1 to YM fund
Sixty-one dollars was con
tributed to the YMCA funds by the
ag cabinet and campaign work
ers at their luncheon Monday noon
which opened the drive for funds
among students on ag campus.
Eleven members of the cabinet
contributed $37.50, while workers
gave $23.50.
Carroll Moon spoke on methods
of secunng funds. Bill James is
directly in charge of the campaign
on ag campus. A goal of $200 has
been set.
Enrollment at Los Angeles City
college, restricted because of
crowded campus conditions, is
down 12.8 percent.
University of Wisconsin has a
male-order dating bureau.
Wednesday, October 30, 1940
University of Idaho recently ob
tained a large portrait of the late
Senator William E. Borah.
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