Friday, January 10, 1941
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Socially
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And now flu flys over the cam
pus beautiful ... but little items
about individuals take our mind
from us and how lousy we feel. . .
Sigma News ... ,
Bill Stuht is going to be Kappa
formating with Barbara Stout. . .
And then, something really new
. . . way before the biggies dis
missed school for a little vacash,
why Nadine Beveridge of last year
Pi Beta Phi fame whipped in from
California . . . result: Harold
Howell's Beta pin is in California
with Nadine now . . .
At the SDT formal Saturday
Draft-
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at the 21 to 36 year age limits.
It is to be expected, therefore, that
congressional debates will get
down to "brass tacks," if an ef
fort is made to improve upon
earlier efforts.
The central problem touched off
by the Legion proposal arises from
a divergence of opinion concerning
the actual defense needs of the
nation. The existing conscription
law based on actual war time
plans of the war department
seeks to produce a huge army in
the shortest time possible. Osten
sibly, the Legion plan is to build
up a "permanent" stock of trained
men to be subject to call when
ever a crisis should develop in
six months or in ten years.
Considerable impetus for the
substitute legislation has orig
inated in the belated realization
that either the sending of another
AEF to Europe or the mobiliza
tion of a large home defense force
to check a possible invasion of
the western hemisphere has for
the present become extremely re
mote.
Defense-
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Testine- Intended to prepare for
rivil aprvire examinations and 20V
tion and testing of material; and
for similar positions in national
defense industries. Admission re
quirements provide three y(ars of
an engineering college curriculum,
including the subject of Mechanics
ot Materials or the equivalent. A
daytime course of 15 weeks' dur
ation, it will comprise study of
physical pioperties of materials
and testing in the laboratory,
study of government specifications
for materials and of problems en
countered in their inspection, lec
tures on metallurgy of commercial
metals and their alloys, and study
ol measuring gauges as used in
mass prediction. Students will bo
icquired to purchase certain text
books. 3. Drafting- An evening course
for men employed during the day
time. Objective is to give students j
the first half of preparation for
minor positions in drafting. Stu- j
tients will spend three hours per '
evening for four evenings per !
week for 15 weeks, and admission j
lequirements provide for Amer
ican citizen?, hih school gradu
ates, at least IS years of ae. and !
of sound physical health. Students
will furnish their own diawins
equipment, but pap.-r will he sup
plied free.
nieht vou'll see Miriam Rubnitz
with Erv Simon, Cookie Braver-1
man with Sammie Bud Kalin, and
Marsa Lee Civin with Walt Green
berg, SAM, among those doing a
bit of dancing . . .
And a couple you won't see to
gether at the Delta Upsilon's get
together are Chi-O Lois Drake and
Dick Luther . . . another of those
deals that's that's on the rocks.. .
Theta Martha Bengston we hear
is on the consoling board . . .
Alpha Xi's are going to go for
mal, too . . . Friday night . . .
Acacia Buz Dalton is escorting
Betty Hochreiter-getting pretty
frequent that ... and Twilla Per
rin will be about with Phi Gam
Dean Nutzman . . .
And speak of a Fiji . . . what's
this we hear about Gene Schroeder
all cracked up with the home town
gal . . .
Evelyn Borgen, Carrie Belle
Raymond, has poined the ranks of
those lasses sporting diamonds...
Still a matter of doubt is that
little matter of whether or not
Mable Secund, Chi-O, is wearing
basketballer John Hay's Phi Deit
pin . . .
Oh, and now it's Dean Callen
that Alpha Chi Marge Stewart
is dating on the DU side . . . for
mal, etc. . . .
Mill-
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visers and whose applications are
not in the offices of their deans
hv Jan. 18 at noon; also to those
Turnpike plans
early dancing on
Sunday nights
Does Sunday night leave you in
a quandary wondering what to do
on a date?
The Turnpike may be the solu
tion. Beginning Sunday dancing
will begin ftt 6:30 p. m. followed
by five and one-half hours of con
tinuous dancing. If this plan suits
university students it will be continued.
Dick Barrie and bis orchestra
will inaugurate this new idea when
they appear Sunday. Formerly
with Kav Kvser. Barrie now has
his own orchestra and has ap
peared all over the country. He
does much of his own arranging.
Admission to Sunday dances will
be 30c before 8 p. m. so that stu
dents may attend without too
much strain on the bank roll. After
8 p. m. 45 cents will be charged
who do not pay their fees by Jan
30. Changes in registration or as
sienment will not be considered
until Monday, Feb.. 3.
Students under the jurisdiction
of the Junior Division have had
their pre-registration conferences.
Their "application for registra
tion" forms have been filled out
and are in their advisors' offices
Students should call for them
there. These forms should be taken
to the assignment committee in
the Temnle and then brought to
the Junior Division office. Begin
ning Jan. 24 students should call
at the Registrars office for a
statement of fees. These fees are
to be paid at the finance office.
students take the "applica
ion" forms to the college activ
ities building to be validated by
the dean's signature.
Why Noah didn't swat both mos
ouitoes when he had a chance re
mains one of the seven mysteries
of life.
JHOTEL LINCOLN
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