DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, February 20, 1941
A $20,000 steel storage building Superior (Wis.) State Teachers
now being used by Iowa ' State College 1898 enrollment of 17 sen-
Welfare group jj
collese for books seldom used or lors was a 600 percent increase
kept for exchange purposes. over that of 1897.
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Spring and styles
are supposed to be synonymous,
but despite this near-zero weather
a few people are thinking about
clothes. It all has to do with a
sports coat, a bow tie, a mou
stache, and a pair of pants la
beled Royer. Although he was just
plain Lew to his fraternity broth
ers here at Nebraska some years
ago, out in Hollywood he's quite
a fashion authority. So the Betas,
not to be outdone by the Sigma
Nus and their visiting orchestra
leaders, invited the gentleman to
lunch yesterday.
Fourteen degrees
will be missed in the gaiety of this
week-end when these loyal lassies
trip down to Lawrence, Kas., to
dazzle the local coeds with the
glory of the good old Delta Gam
ma anchor. Joe College no longer
will be able to sing that little ditty
about the absence of these Greek
sisters from K. U. if the trip is
successful, because the colonizing
embryo D. G.'s down there need
only a few more girls to make it
official, and the Nebraska rela
tives are gonna attend to it in
person.
Incidentally, while there, Nancy ,
Raymond and a few others will go
dancing at the Sophomore Prom,
and what with a little detour to
Kansas City, we hope that at least
a round dozen straggle back for
classes Monday morning.
Kappas and Phi Psis
are learning just what all is in
cluded in this loyalty business. All
for the sake of the fraternity the
Phi Psi pledges have been wash
ing cars, scrubbing floors, and
holding early morning study ses
sions. The Kappas, on the other
hand, are serving their sisters'
breakfasts in bed, cleaning house,
cheerfully admitting to degener
acy, and studying until midnight.
Kappa hween
Molly Woodward, who collects
more men than does her pledge
class, evidently went back for a
second look at SAE Joe Dye, caus
ing more than one raised eyebrow
at the Interfraternity Ball last
Saturday. Then, to complete her
"old home" week-end, she skipped
out to the Turnpike on Sunday
night with last year's steady, Phi
Delt Cliff Meier.
That welcome relaxation
from fighting for rhythm at the
aforementioned ball last weekend
was all due to the thoughtfulness
of Jack Cole. He saw to it that
one nice, corny sofa was collected
from each fraternity I.ouse. The
only drawback was that the va
rious Greek brothers found the
floor rather a hard place on which
t) sleep until the furniture was
at last returned, just yesterday.
For he"s a jolly good fellow
was the theme of the impromptu
little party thrown for Chuck
Pillsbury last weekend. Seems as
though he's off to the army some
time soon, and not as brigade
colonel, either. So some of the
brothers and friends (no distinc
tion, really, decided to celebrate
their sadness.
The Thetas
will be missing Peggy Galletly thin
weekend at their formal. She la
home in Omaha with acute tonsili
tis and some pretty flowers from
Phi Psi Curt Knudson. This Fri
day also will see Marie Anderson
at the formal with Phi Dclt Chick
Oldfather Don Fitz being off
with the basketball team, and Tess
Casady home in Des Moines.
Saturday society
will go formal with the Pi Phis
and informal with Howard Hall.
The latter is throwing a house
party, at which you will see Neva
Bishop and Gaines Richmond, Liz
Hartman and Frederick Roden
beck, and Zenia Lindberg and Leo
Butler.
Sigma Nil
evidently like to eat, because not
only did they have a lovely Val
entine sweetheart supper last Sun
day night, but they also slipped
in an exchange dinner with the
Chi O's last night.
An orphan,
perhaps, is poor little Midge, the
cute. Cocker Spaniel belonging to
the Thomas Sisters. What with
Dotty not being seen about as
much with Dick Harnsberger as
was once, and Annie being Been
with lots of people other than Bob
O'Connell, Midge no longer lhas
the claim on the Phi Psi furniture
that she used to have. Tch! tch!
Someone had best call the
S. P. C. A.
starts drive
for $500
Religious council to aid
students in Europe, China
with university gifts
A goal of $500 to be raised from
the university for the support of
students in China and Europe has
been set by the committee in
charge of the local world student
service fund. This committee is
under the sponsorship of the Re
ligious Welfare council. .
The money will be divided, in
proportion to needs, between
Chinese and European students.
Contributions can be marked to
be sent to one or the other, as
desired. Of all money raised, 97
percent is guaranteed to reach
the students, with three percent
or less used for administrative
expenses. This, pointed out
Hugh Wilkins, one of the cam
paign leaders, is far more effici
ent than most similar relief
agencies.
Money going to European stu
dents will be used mainly for the
purchase of textbooks and sup
plies, said Wilkins, and also per
sonal counseling. Those students
are not yet in need of food as
badly as Chinese students, are
forced to live for a whole year
and pay all college expenses on
only ten dollars.
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son and the dance will be held
from 9 to 12 in the ballroom.
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