Friday, October 23, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Fashions
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"No Platonic Friendships No
future in them," says a potential
bachelor and well, what do you
know and who is this bachelor
who doesn't care about love, but
takes time to write about it and
war-time marriages.
Certainly a lot of people are giv
ing war-time marriages a lot of
thought, and why- shouldn't they?
Isn't it the thought of each and
every boy or girl on the campus,
consciously or sub-consciously?
After all, this war is going to ef
fect our lives in a lot of ways.
What about the future? Should
we plan for it now, or should we
wait until Johnny comes marching
home?
Act as Usual?
According to one male on the
campus he thinks a person should
be perfectly normal in pursuing
life. Don't break up with the girl
or fellow you are going with be
cause you want, to lessen the
chance of falling in love before
war takes Johnny away. Don't be
the type that goes around just
hunting for a mate, as you'll never
find the right one, and your
chances for 'happiness will be
flight. Be normal and continue as
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much as possible the way you
would have if the war hadn't come
alone. If you are in love O.Krl
stay in love. Chances are that
everything will work out for the
best.
What about this boom of mar
riages ?
It's perfectly natural, and good
luck to the ones which have taken
the final step.
Is It Love?
Now about the college students.
Should they get married? Why
not, if it is really love... But care
should be taken to make plenty
sure. If they are really sensible,
they'll probably feel secure about
their loVe and wait until the war
is over. Others may want to have
happiness now, and let the future
work out as it will. It is entirely
up to the individuals. Up to now,
UN Coeds Nifty
Winter Outfits
Gitler For Morale
"All that glitters is not gold,"
not this winter anyway.
If it glitters it could be any
number of things: beads, sequins,
gold or silver nailheads, jeweled
buttons, crystal fringe or tassels.
The coming of winter has made
the designers turn out some pretty
nifty outfits, and they all glitter.
It may be that when we patriots
turn the thermostat down to 65
the glitter will keep up our mo
rale I don't know. Whatever the
reason, glitter is nice.
Who would mind keeping up mo
rale in a beige crepe dress with
black plastic nailheads scattered
over it from neck to hemline? An
other neat little number is a
draped green jersey with a crystal
fringe and green sequin collar.
You might like a green rabbit's
wool tailored dress with appliqued
butterflies outlined with vivid pur
ple and yellow sequins. If it gets
too cold you might try a dress
with a "hot pink" yoke edged with
black sequins.
Peg-top pockets to keep your
hands warm are good, particularly
if they're edged with sequins. That
dinner sweater you had last year
is warm and smart with a wool or
velveteen skirt.
nothing has-been decided either
pro and con on the marriages and
it is doubtful if it ever will. Life
will continue now as it has in the
past.
Boy and girl friendships on the
campus should definitely continue.
You don't have to be in love to
date or go coking. Being seen with
one person doesn't mean that cupid
is at work. After all, half the fun
of college life is the friendships
you form.
Coeds Beware.
However, girls, beware of the
wolves who are looking for play
mates. Of course they will un
doubtedly say it's love! (?) Ahuh,
and so a romantic line is slung in
the ear of the young and beautiful,
sometimes not even the beautiful,
but one that can shall we say
smooch. Strong words, McGee, but
there is something in it!
Look out fellows, there are wolf
esss too. Lots of girls are out for
ft man, and yet a lot aren't, just as
there are some men that arn't
wolves. The ratio of husband-seekers
is probably no greater than
wife-seekers. However, don't let all
this talk scare out platonic friend
ships. .
: If you know someone you enjoy
being with, for heaven sakes date
him or her. It would be a hell of a
life if you couldn't have fun. Let
war-time marriages tke care of
themselves and keep on living
don't exclude platonic friendships.
A Wolfess Finds ...
UN Wolf Pen Releases Males
That Rival Any Wearing Khaki
What a moll don't go thru for da.
sake of crime. Which don't pay,
as de better half keeps tellin' me,
ever since dat awful nerve-reach-in
day when he chased dat Miller
guy, whose de king of swig, or so
de rag tells him.
Well, it's like dis. I am a the
ory, I am a glass (not the favorite
beverage, but a test tube). So jis
so de collich bull sheet can fill up
some odd inches, I dress up fit to
kill, not Pretty Boy Floyd, but to
catch de male eye naturally. As
usual, I might add.
Prances Down O.
Anyway, so I puts on de glad
rags, which is so-called because
dey make de male eye so happy, I
guess, and prances down de main
drag (Oh! street) of a Saturday
afternoon, and sees de effect on
de soldiers.
Dey is sure happy to see de glad
rags.
Gets Back 0. K.
So I puts down how happy dey
is, like de notes dose dippy rag
righters write, and shuffles back
to da campus to see what the col
lich boys see in a glad rag.
Boy, did dey see!
They Looked.
Me, a moll, me experienced, was
embarrassed at de way dey looked.
And looked. And looked. Dey
was more interested than de sol
diers! So after dis, lam gonna take de
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"FOREIGN AGENT"
Raincoats are why there is rain.
Rain is so that there won't be so
many Phi Psi picnics to steal ATO
girls. Therefore, everyone should
have a raincoat.
There are two kinds of raincoats
male and
female. Of
course, occa
sionally you
will find a
male species
on a female,
or vice versa,
but this situa
tion usually
takes care of
itself.
Besides post
poning p i c
nics, raincoats
are of great
use in the grill
where they
protect the
weraer from
the icy results
of a spilled coke
ly, save a cleaning bill
Raincoats, female, are found in
a bevy of beautiful pastel shades
this season, which distinguishes
them from the male variety. These
colors are sky-blue pink, shell
blue, peachy and creamy tea.
Creamy tea with dirt is the usual
And, incidental-
run of the male raincoat.
Relative largeness is also an
other identifying feature of rain
coats, so when you next see your
best girl swathed in a creamy tea
number too big for her with dirt
SDots. then is the time to find
another girl.
Students Present
Third Temple
Recital Tuesday
The third student recital of the
vear was Riven Tuesday at 4:30
p. rn. in the Temple. The program
was as follows:
Voice: Mis Carol Jean Wherry, Ah Love
But a Pay, Beach.
1'iano: Mr. Kohert Dunning. Peasant
rance. fJmiz.
Cornet: Mr Pave Kinaman, The Trout,
Schuoert-Llllya
Voice: Mimi Dorothy Ktranheim, Down in
the Forent, Lnlon Ronald; O'er the Fresh
(ireen Fields, Cliarriinadc.
Vloln: Mim Kviljn Ncrud, Andante non
trofipo from Viola Concerto In b minor,
Ca:iileu.
I'lu no: Mr. Erncct Ulmer. Klude E flat
Major. On. 3:i. ftachmaniriolf.
Voice: Mr RoOirt Anderson, There Is
No Death, O'Hara.
Oscar Munson, equipment cus
todian for the University of Min
nesota football team, has seen
every Minnesota home eame for
44 years.
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air downtown, or at da air base,
and not dare to show a glad rag
in dat wolf pen, which dey call de
university. Besides, my better half,
which he ain't so much better than
de soldiers but not near so bad as
de "boys," wasn't so happy about
de little deal as he ought to a
been, considerin' his cut.
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Once again we can put the
books on the shelf for six weeks
and fake in a show or two (start
ing at 6:30 p. m.). Six weeks ex
ams are over and down slips won't
be out 'til next Monday . . . The
Kappa Sigs are celebrating rightly
Saturday with their annual barn
dance. Brothers Bob Fangeman
and Bill Orr will -be escorting
Maxine Lynn and peppy Dee Gee
Mary Jo Gish, while KKG Betty
Jean Haney and Theta pledge Joan
Boher will be dancing in the
straw with Bill Flory and Aubrey
Petit.
Paul Vernon "Beaver" Wykert,
Fiji sags, places here a want ad:
Wanted, a medium blond, with a
part in her hair and two legs,
preferably a Theta. Please send
her C.O.D. collect.
Another Steady.
Wilma Schacht, Alpha Chi, has
made up her mind and she and
Phi Delt Bud Kryger are now high
on the steady list . . . Triple Delt
Mary Miles refuses to call her fre
quent dates with Phi Delt Lyle
King steady but the sisters have
it tabbed as one romance not far
from that stage.
Another big affair on the cal
endar for Saturday eve is the
Farmers Formal. The ag boys
and. girls will all be there and
among them FH boys Harold Han
son with Alpha Chi O Agnes Fox,
John Mueller with Kay Huston,
and Dale Brockemier with Alpha
Xi Delt Jean Wochner. . . . Brown
Palace Co-op and Howard Hall
will be dining together at their ex
change dinner this evening.
They'll Skate.
The Brown Palace boys are
rounding the evening out by en
tertaining the girls from Howard
and Rosa Bouton Halls at a dance.
. . . The Palladians are donning
slacks and cords tonight for their
roller skating party. They may
not be able to move Monday but
they'll have fun tonight.
Leave it to the Betas now they
have their own broadcasting sta
tion from which they will broad
cast numbers and dedicate them
accordingly. The trick is to un
derstand what they are saying.
Sig Chi or VW?
If Paul Toren, Sig Chi, doesn't
have a date with Kappa Betty
Hohf Friday night it'll be because
the YW comes first in Betty's life,
for which prexy Helen Ktlley
should be duly appreciative. . . .
Helen Hickman, Alpha Phi, will be
making the rounds this week-end
with Tim Morris Phi Psi.
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