Friday, February 28, 194)'
DAILY NEBRASKAN
J JCamfwA.
jS, ; j tcith Marion Cramer
Entries close this
afternoon for barb
ping pong squads
With only 14 entries in for the
;J barb ping pong tournament, reg
istration is far behind last year,
when 25 barb teams entered. Any
five men may form a team and
enter the competition, which will
itentiary, at dinner Wednesday paying one dollar deposit, return
night, talks were given by War- abie at the completion of the ping
den Johnston and Attorney Gen- pong schedule,
eral Johnson. The schedules will be drawn for
Maioritv of
American college students
believe final exams an aid
. . . not cl ran back
Guest columnist
Janet Haggart.
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Alan YVr)nesriav nie-ht. the Sic: first motph nlav immediatelv after
Of an unexpected nature caused lphs smoked and chatted with tne basketball program is con-
a great deal of comment in the tneir aiums at a smoker held at ciuded Monday night.
Alpha Chi and Kappa houses this the gAE nouse "With barb sports generally up
weekend. It seems that Alpha Chi tnis yenr there is no reason why
Mary Jean Sohn is leaving school 1 omgnt 30 or more teams should not get
to be married to a lad back home Club members wi swing together for ping pong," said Roily
in Sioux City. While Kappa formal on ag Homey, intramural director.
Casey" Campbell will be married out DoShy White anS Regfstration closes Friday after-
ih April to Beta Gene Hurtz ana walker; Carol Garver and noon at 5, and entries may be
Polly Boyd will be married in Bm frothy Hannah and phoned in to the intramural of-
March to Jack Chnstenson. Valton Pielstick form some of fice. the barb office at the Union,
Golden butter the couples. Before the dance, a or Budd Walker, 2-5053.
SefnwVber irfeaTurereofTh; TnL7lX.V 1Q wial Wl1Cre,
ties wia De uie xeaiurc w ic n . t. steadv combinations " " 7
Kappa Sig breakfast fcunciay
which carried over from high l4Tllfkll Pnr SJy
is norothv Fillev and Kent ,J1r OIv
Here are the answers to some
questions that might be asked con
cerning the Big Six conference
swimming championships:
When? tor Uie preliminaries,
morninz. Ren BuxaceK win oe irs0 on w.rt
there with Alice McCampbell. Vif....inwho ' seen practically 1
Theta; Lew Lehr with Elizabeth SSgShffMjS SWHlllllHlg lliatcll
Ellas, Delta Gamma; Bob Gillis ' datine-are Mar- D
and Kathenne Wells . Kappa, ana cia"Birk and jack Ranz going
Bill Palmer and Kappa Pat Cat- , ive, in each otheI,s com.
lin. Plans at present are that
everyone will go to church after 1
the breakfast. And then
Sunday nieht the Phi Delts are ,
C i crm a OVii TTmmo 4-.io-Vf of onH f nr tha finale
entertaining their dates at a dm- Fran Bodinsoni 7 Deiti wa9 un. tomorrow, Saturday afternoon, at
fet supper to which Bill Stuteville expectedly seranaded one night by 3:30.
is taking Alpha Phi Mary en- some of tne brothers when she Cost? None for the prelims but
sen; Jack Yoder, Betty Jean Max- wflSn.t at home HoweVer, prom- either a 50c charge or 25c and a
well, Chi O; Bill Fox will be inere iseg wfre mftde tha(. lhey WQuld student activity card for the fi-
with Norma Westfall; and Charlie come &g&.n whkh rather
Harris will be seen with Carroll 2leg Emma Fran , The u aroUnd group
Hall, Tri Delt. which ought to
bit Of eyebrow lilting. f)i 1 w ronfWe rhamnionshins.
ake nis J. iltllclll V- -v, Af n..
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(Continued from page 1.) the stage with plenty of seating
Lieut. Robert Johnson, Phalanx for everyone.
, There will be a coaches meeting
faculty sponsor, and Mrs. John- afternoon at which the
son, Jack Burns of Casper, Wyo., wa of runmng the meet will be
cause a
rrP9 Charlie always ta
roommate's friends to Thi Delt
buffet suppers?
?hi Mus
will hold their Founder's Day
Banquet this Saturday at the Lin-
Banquet this Saturday at the Lin- sludent oommander of Phalanx, officially decided also drawings for
coin Hotel. Both the Nebraska and ' . .
r1 "Mice Trvro Wrccl nf T jnffiln lanes and heats will be made. The
in the receiving line meeting promises to hold plenty
Other officers of Phalanx are f fireworks which may become
Bruce Grube of Basselt, lieutenant known tomorrow but should be
commander; Frank Little -of Gen- over m time to run off the pre-
' ,. .!7!-- liminanes.
trai div. aaiutam wnnam
WTesleyan chapters will be present
Bess Gehart Morrison, lamous au
thor, will be the honored guest.
That sparkle
i r nTQ i .1 1 n i f m rvra in ' -
especyforChsanacwho Ritchie o, OJendge, financf- Biiat, aculy din lMlay
Will De QOwn li uin uiuniift xi t . - c
School for this week end to spend warden and historian. The commit- Annual dinner of the faculty of
the time taking in Lincoln big tee in charge of the check presen- the bizad college will be btfd to-
Tim ,..HVl h tation ceremony includes William day at the University club,
limes wun ner. Lincoln. chairman. Roe-er
Sig Eps Cox, and Charles Bitner of Har-
entertained Warden Johnston of
Alcatraz prison. Nebraska Attor- y ,
ney General Walter Johnson who LllllClieS
IS a Sig rp aium, anu ivn. i nmp
Ross, an official of the State Pen-
By Student Opinion Surveys.
AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 28. A ma
jority of American college stu
dents believe final examinations
are a help rather than a draw
back. Nevertheless, nearly 25 per
cent say that there is room for
improvement in the method of
testing a student's knowledge in
a course, a nationwide survey rep
resenting the entire enrollment
shows.
Shortly after fall semester ex
aminations had been held on most
campuses, Student Opinion Sur
veys of America, the scientific
weekly poll of college thought, had
its interviewers ask a representa
tive sample of collegians, "Do you
believe final examinations are a
help or a drawback to you per
sonally?" Exams arehelp, nenr
ly six out of every ten (58 per
cent) declared. An the reasons
most often mentioned are exempli
fied by these typical comments:
"Examinations make me re
view and assimilate what I
have learned; they give he a
bird's eye view of the course."
Swarthmore freshman.
"Exams make me work. I
never study until I cram for fi
nals." DePauw senior.
"They help me catch up with
things I may have overlooked
in a course." U. of Pennsyl
vania (Johnstown Center) jun
ior. There are many, many students,
however, who disagree. This is
what some them saia:
"Exams work me up into a
nervous state: I don't remem
ber anything." Wooster college
(Ohio) sophomore.
"I have to cram for finals. I
believe in shorter tests through
out the year." Montana State
freshman.
Examinations are not a true
evaluation of one's knowledge.
It is better to learn by daily
study than craming for the fi
nal." University of Denver
Soph.
Despite the majority belief that
exams are a help, only 45 percent
of the nation's students, in an
swer to the question. "Do you be
lieve final examinations should be
continued, or should some other
method be found to test your
knowledge in a course ?" chose the
first alternative.
Woman students believe finals
are less a help to them than do
men, the poll shows. Likewise
woman students are much more
prone to discredit final examina
tions as a good method of test
ing a student's knowledge in a
course than are men. The emo
tional strain many say is caused
by exams may explain the wom
en's greater dislike for finals. One
girl admitted, "They scare me to
death."
Reel times
George Grant Mason, jr., mem
ber of the civil aeronautics board,
received his A. B. degree from
Yals in 1926.
Kansas State college, is one of
h few in the nation to offer a
course in explosives as part of its
engineering training ior aeiense.
A Big Name Band
for The
Junior-Senior
Prom
Friday
March 7
$1. SO Per Couple
35c Spectator
Coliseum 3
Crime-
NEBRASKA: "Haunted Hor.ey-
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pies and cakes. Their popularity ;r?idR.?20U GK That Girl
depends upon their size. Careful liNCOLN-' "Western Union"
observation and long practice have .9L'N5,LN' 7 q.44 '
made most students, despite their 1i'1f.1;V .0 iiI' wnv.
shortcomings in other fields, ex- J.Jf
ports in the art of measuring the MevAs2TY26:.s50'32knds32, ol r
size of a piece of pie or cake XT.V"5!T,V . . c
Mt ivn Awt, to Night." 1:35, 4:10, 6:50. 7:25.
! " . : VARIETY! "Rlark Out." 1:25.
Most or tne cases in aou. the last crumb, li a pie is cut in ' T iaB tho
are men who have caused trouble fiftns and a cake in sixths, they 6:55- 9i Arkansas juage,
;M ,.4v,t. Tsicrtc won u-hn hflvp ...:n 4 1. 4u. At,., iima 2:45. 5:30, 8:15.
Ill uuiri i .-vti3, i. Will lane I'JC i J - . ,
.i .mt. v.- mhuhiii- ..v.,. 'w..4 CAPITAL: "Young People,
attend college ' 2'21- 4;51' 7:21' 9;51' "Margie,"
attena conege. . 22 3 52 6.22 g.52
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all men who are in Alcatraz corn
pitted their first offense when
they were young.
ihe poorest nrosDects for rehabili
tation and are difficult to handle,
asserted the speaker. Some of the
well known ones are Al Capone
and machine-gun Kellcy.
This morning Warden Johnston
visited the state prison and re
formatories. While going through
the state reformatory, he passed
by some cells located above his
head. "The Warden of Alcatraz is
here," whispered one of the boys,
"he's probably looking for recruits."
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