Wednesday, February 25, 1942
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DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Bihlt? ("lassos
Begin Tonight
Ag YMCA will sponsor . series
of Bible study classes, the first of
which will be l'ld tonight from 5
to 6 p. ni. in room 302 ag hall.
Discussion will be lol by Rev.
R. K. Drew, student Methodist
pastor.
Plans for following classes will
be made at this meeting under the
direction of Billy Hcnsel, chairman.
People candidly chatting all
about the campus on the perky
Prom band mystery all jf which
behooves us greatly to think that
there is lutle we ran do to shed
light on tile morbid mystery. But
it's stuff like that that' makes the
campus go around.
Poo Sr;h.s will formal come
this Frydiy with private parties
swiping the spotlight. Per in
stance Dee Gee Janey Emery will
dash to that clash with Noriis
-Some Bird'' Swan while BDOf
potentiality. Kosmct Klubber. and
hut prexy Bertrand Smith drags
Kmery's pledge sister, Patty Hin- '
kle . . . Tab. too, the busted cou- j
pling of Delta Three Times Ruthie j
Grant and A TO Bobbie James who ,
have written "tinis" to their af- j
fair in capital letters. So Sig Cry
Dale Harvey manages to clamp his i
claws on enough of her time to ;
ke.'p the torch he carries for her
still flickering.
She's Gotten Around.
Some man with diplomatic in
tentions should strenthen interna
tional relations by donating said
intentions to new Delta Delta Del
ta pledge Helen Miller who has
Aruba, Dutch West Indies as her
home address . . . Sig F.p prexy
of the past, old Kddie Steckley
and AOPi Betty Clark meet at the
hitching post on Thirydiy . . .
Prime reason why Dee Cee Betty
Perry, who is truly one of the "old
school," ain't available for them
there dates no more is a Sig Chi
from Colorado. Bob Mcnderhall
by name . . .
1 's from Wahoo.
'Sixty minute" (and it should
be "Sixty Second"! Darrell Ludi
of the Swig Elf domicile likes to
let it be known, when he isn't in
KAT Rena Forsythe's presence,
that the two are about to hang
their respective hanks of jewelry
side by side, but soon . . . He's an
other of these super operators otf
the reservation at Wahoo . . .
DL"s Herb Knox fatal steps soon
with a hometown siren in McCook
. . . Consistently consistent in
their gettogethers are Richy Ar
nold and Pee Phee Ruth Holland
. . . And Theta Marge Christen
sen. who according to that au
thority of authorities. Phi Psi
Spemer Porter, is almost in a
"sophomore slump" is kept pleeen
ty busy receiving the attentions of
Arthur Mason. Sig Chi laddie . . .
'And at Your Age.'
Kappa Seeg Junes Evinger
leaves Pi Phi Baker to Fiji How
ard Mengshol on Friday while he
plays with neat Nancy New
bran:h Kappa pledge babe . . .
Beta Johnny Cockle was picked
up by the poleece yesti iday alter
noon for throwing snowballs on
the way home from his law classes
with the theme of their lecture to
him being something like "And
at your age. too!'1 W-il. were
done now!
WAA Defense
Meetings Begin
Ton i "lit in Gym
The physical fitness campaign
sponsored by the WAA in coopera
tion with National Defense work
will begin its weekly programs to
night from 7 to 8:30 p. in. at the
east gym of Grant Memorial. The
meetings will last six weeks after
which a certificate of award will
be given.
Relays, party games, stunts and
rhythm training have been planned
tor the meetings which are for all
ages including adults. Campfire
Girls. Girl Reserves and Girl Scout
training will be given if these
groups desire.
Dr. Maurice H. Servers, profes
sor of pharmacology at the Univer
sity of Wisconsin, has been ap
pointed professor and chairman
of the department of pharmacol
ogy at the University of Michigan.
Bulletin
l-KKSK VTKRI N SITI'KNTS.
PrfshytirUn uliidrnt will mt lor
I ii mle. in tixln.v Hi I! p. ni. at th Stu
ilnl Onlcr. Thi Keverend M. H. tkiael
will M'enl. "" "Mr. l.llwulii tn WtMh-
IlliilOII."
VV( I HTAKKH.
The Hund.-iv Srhnol tralnln, K. K. K.,
nieiiilM-rtiliip, IdrphiHiF. scrap book, and
i-rrntive arl-i talf will mri today at
I ii in. In Ullrn Smith hall.
't 5 p. m.. Ih Clrl Rfiv Imrtemhli.
lain and the library f-r.inp will npt.
Hie rltv cabinet will hold H renlr
ratline! meeting tnlhi at 1 P. m. la Kllen
Smith.
Convention . . .
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part that WAA must play on
eveiy campus in cooperation with
the physical fitness program
ol National Defense. Discussion
groups will also be held on general
01 .animation, finances, and group
work.
Nebraska dele;; ' will l.-ve
from Omaha by ! itcreJ bus
after joining gnls liom the nnd
western state ther. Miss P.uth
Diamond of the I'niveruity of
Omaha, and graduate of th Ne
bra ska phys ed department, will
accompany the group.
A leisurely trip has been planned
to allow time for the girls to visit
Washington. D. C. and New York
City, and to have enough time to
enjoy the beautiful Wellesley cam
pus in the Berkshire hills and New
England scenery. It is expected
that the trip will take about two
weeks.
Ilohhy Shop . . .
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at the Union hobby shop, opened
again by student demand.
Free instruction and free equip
ment may be obtained Tuesday
from 4 to 6 p. rn. in room 13 in
tli Union basement. In addition
to leather and pewter work, and
lav moo ling, the silk screen
process and block printing may
be tihed.
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