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bAfcY NEBRASKAN Sunday, April 19, 1942 (pink by Why or when we don't know but processes have been reversed around here lately. Instead of the usual sweet and lovely announce ments of this pin-hanging and that steady deal we regret to have to make full and complete men tion of quite a number of splits, breakups, tiffs and plain, old knock-down and drag-out fights. First and foremost as far as definite finality goes is the sad parting of Kay Detweiler, Delta Gam, and Marly Wolff, Sigma Nu. It seems they just decided love wasn't in the picture for them after all Patches Not final yet but verging on what may be the end of everything are the reports from the quarrel between Ei-tty Winn, glamorous Alpha Phi, ar.d Ben Clark, Phi P.i. Things may yet be patched up there, however. . . . Hottest of all though is the news of spl.t? and new combos in the Thi Delta house. Palmer Mur phy and Ann Beard. Theta, are no longer speaking an 1 the same thing may be said for the once perfect couple. George Abel and Betty Ann Nichols. Kappa. What really makes things interesting though, is the fact that Murphy and Betty s.er. to have decided to console each ther and so took in the bright srets together Friday night But er.oi:gh of such morbid thoughts ar.c bring on at least one pin ec!.a:.j.e. The one be tween Nancy Cc. Gamma Phi, and Sig Chi Ham Moorhead as of Friday night w.il do fine, which brings up the thought that these two houses are practically all tied up what with all the white crosses to be found at 415 North 16th Jean Lobdell. Theta. now is sport ing a sparkler on her left hand from John Harrington. Focd Back to the S.gma Chis, who really put on a fine picnic Friday night after Kosmet Klub, mean ing it didn't start until eleven. De spite the late hour, food galore was consumed and pin-mates, Ed Faytinger and Shirley Johnson, Pi Phi, and Kenny Miller and Shirley Hopkins. AOPi as well as Paul Toren with Joan Arvenette. AOPi, all agreed it was a great right.... The Thetas moved to Omaha practically in a body Sat urday night for the Phi Rho's had a party, yes sir. The beauty con tingent consisted of Maribel Hitchcock, Toni McQuistan and Martha Eengtson which ought to be enough even for the Phi Rhos. And Whitewash .... Now we hear that the Kappas really whitewashed the- Phi Gams in the big baseball game put on during the picric Friday night Speaking of the Kappas, congrat ulations both to the sorority and Shirley Kyhn. Awgwan editor, who is soon pledging herself to the key See ya at Jan Savitt. Pi'xri Initerul ahwrlptlna. WARNING To you leuas: uon i i take the hi woman to see BA HAMA PASSAGE at the Stuart 'cuz Stirling Hayden in Techni color might prtve too much. But go alone, 'cuz Mf.dclcine Carroll's in it, too. Adv. Bcngtson . . (Continued from Page 1.) students will have special oppor tunities, on the basis of merit, for assignment to officers' training schools. "Since both the navy and army have launched new enlisted re serve programs which reach down to the freshman year, in contrast to previous programs particularly for college juniors and seniors, it seems necessary to have a special university committee to cooperate with these programs," said Chan cellor Eoucher. Rapport VnNTMl falivrlptlaa. WattT&nccls Engineers9 Open House Revisions in the university cal endar have squeezed out one of the traditional events of long standing in the college of engi neering. Engineers' open house, which has drawn thousands of visitors in past years to view the elaborate engineering exhibits, will not be held this year because of the ac celerated war schedule which brings commencement on May 25, two weeks earlier than usual. The event will be restored after the war, however, promises Dean O. J. Ferguson. Ivy Day has been moved from Thursday. May 7, to Saturday, May 2, also as a result of the shortened schedule, and the usual College Days following will be eliminated. Support TVirrmal SaWrlpHoa. Of New York Opens in Morrill jj A new water color exhibition opens today in Gallery A of Mor rill, according to an announce ment by Prof. Dwight Kirsch, di rector of university art galleries. Twenty-four framed water col ors by a group of eight artists of Syracuse, N. Y., will be on view until Tuesday, April 28 Included are works of Margaret Huntington Boehner, Jessie Chat man, Mon tague Charman, Catharine E. Con don, William G. Evans, Marjorie S. Garfield, Ralph R. Laidlaw, and Ruth H. Lee. A water color show by artists of the plains and mountains regions will be held in Morrill from May 3 to 15. Organized annually by Birger Sandzen of Lindsborg, Kas., the exhibition represents a group of artists knewn as the "Prairie Water Color Painters," Professor Kirsch and Miss Kady Faulkner of the art faculty are members of the organization and each will be represented in the exhibition by two water colors. Announcement The ALL AMERICAN CAFE 1329 "0" Street (Formerly Trianon Cafe) Is operating: under new ownership and an entirely new personnel. Music by Art KoM nl fce HimmonA "Solovox" Wnring l.unch end Dinner hours. W. R. STEWART and STAFF YOUR DRUG STORE Eat Your Evening Snack at Our Fountain. OWL PHARMACY ti,.t.- ' -i i vr. I AT c Rayon Faille Mixables Slacks . . . 3.95 Jerkin Shorts . . . 2.95 Shirt Skirt . . 2.95 There's nothing like sep arates to perk up your wardrobe, for you can mix 'em in such a variety of ways! These new Spring fashions are designed with simple, lasting distinction . . . just the sort of clothes to wear long and happily. 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