Sunday, November 22, 1942
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Things are looking up . . .Only
three days of school this week and
then home for some home cooking
which sounds really all right.
And speaking of cooking these
couples were using the blue jet
Friday night at the Pike: Helen
Johnson, DO with A TO Dick Hun
ter Kappa Ann Craft with Sig
Aliih Bill Stein. DG pledge Hap
py Kellog with Phi Psi Jim Bay
lor, and ThetH Helen Goodwin with
Phi Gam Bob Miller.
Love by Formula.
Kappa Sig FaI Doyle sent Alpha
Phi Eleanor Lof roses in com
memoration of their first date and
the note he sent along with it
was worked out in formula. Ed's
an engineer, needless to say. so he
not only works with formulae all
week but he makes love by formu
lae on the week-ends. Some sys
tem! Not many girls can break a date
and get roses from said date, but
Pi Phi Pattv Welch got roses from
Delt Dick Hag gait Friday after
breaking a date on account of a
cold.
Sig Eps Eat Ham.
The Sig Eps and their dates had
their ham and eggs at 7:30 Satur
day morning and then danced for
a couple of hours all of which
takes a lot of something at that
hour in the morning. Anyway Chi
Os Lola Wmmer and Dorothy
Black with Lee Bliesman and Ken
neth Aukerman pried their eyes
open and had fun.
Look like the two dates a week
end dating of Chi O Dorothy Black
and Phi Psi Ed Danielson is well
on its way toward the steady
stage.
The Towne club swing shift par
ty went off like a fire cracker
At Least Ten P.M.
Ag Students Desire New
Hours for Library Work
Change in ag library hours this
year has caused much comment.
Because of this comment, a poll
of ag students has been taken in
which their opinion was asked on
the matter of keeping the library
open until ten instead of nine
o'clock.
The following are their reac
tions: Mary Louise Goddard Pi Phi
definitely, I think the library
hours should be lengthened to
10:30 or at least 10. Students
who have numerous labs and class
periods don't have much time in
Friday night, or so said such peo
ple as Jean Thrailkill and Bob Pe
terson; Twila Eramwell and Rod
Blood: Eleanor Crawford and Ken
neth Wirth: and Marianne Zipp
ier and Jack Wiseman.
42 Cokes.
The Phi Gam pledges played a
game of touch football against the
actives and pledge Gayle Thone
had so much confidence in the
pledges prowess that ho bet each
of the actives a coke the game was
in the bag for the pledges. Result:
Actives won, Gayle owes 42 cokes.
And still the military ball is the
main topic of conversation here
ahouts. Talking over big plans for
said affair are DUs Tom Drum
mond. Bud Wen-man and Bob
Trenchard who will be there with
Theta Jean Rotton. Alpha Chi
Mary Lou Holtz. and Pi Phi De
loris Weaver: Phi Delt Dewayne
Bourne and Alpha Phi Margaret
Reese; and dorm girls Maxine
Lynn and Laura Lee Mundel who
will be there with Kappa Sig Bob
Eangemann and Phi Gam Russ
Leger.
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the day for library work and
those who live on the down-town
campus feel it useless to go to
the library for about an hour of
study.
Blanche Reid Loomis Hall I
really think the hours should be
lengthened. Moving up class hours
and then shortening library hours
doesn't work out so well. More
time on Saturday would also be
desirable but first we need longer
hours at night.
Dwight Sloan -A. G. R. -Moving
hours up to 10:30 would be a
very good idea. As it is now 1
don't use it at night because there
isn't enough time to accomplish
much.
Joe Woudele--F. H. Senior- Of
course I think the library should
stay open till 10 or 10:30. The
way it is now, one doesn't have
enough time to do as much li
brary work as is required.
Kay Huston- I think they should
definitely keep the library open
till 10 or 10:30. Since the univer
sity has moved the class hours
up! the evening meal is eaten lat
ter and that leaves only a short
time to use the library. As a
result no one figures it is worth
going to the lbirary for one hour
of study.
Virginia Smith - Ag. Love Hall
I hope we could keep the library
open later than 9. It really doesn't
pay to go over there for just one
hoiir. I've heard a lot of com
plaint here in the hall about not
having enough time after dinner to
m.'llrr it WO!" thwhile trvina to use
the library.
Miles Cadwallader Baldwin
Hall - Gee whiz, they might just
as well not have a library as
to close it at 9 o'clock. The whole
group here at Baldwin hall be
lieves it is no use to try to uso
the library at night and as a re
; suit they don't get as much li
brary work as they desire.
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i liutiTiors who comnete in a new
type of contest.
"Campus Varieties" will con
tinue to be produced every Tues
day and Thursday, featuring all
types of campus talent: musical,
dramatic, humorous, or ideas
which are particularly timely. The
Thursday night midnight edition
of "Grave Yard Tales" will reg
ularly haunt the campus. And
items of social, sport, or univer
sity interest will be broadcast
nightly.
Those who wish to hear or
produce a particular type of radio
program have been urged to drop
a line to: UNEB, Student Union,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
To Meet Requirements .
id in erica Needs
Student Nurses
Nineteen thousand student
nurses must be recruited by Jan
uary to meet America's nursing re
quirements, it was disclosed at
the meeting of the National Coun
cil for War Sarvice and the gov
ernment's subcommittee on nurs
ing on Nov. 12.
The Nursing council pointed out
that a steadily increasing number
of student nurses must be trained
to replace the 3,000 graduate
nurses being called up by the
Army and Navy each month.
Figures compiled by the Nurs
ing Council for War Services show
that 55.000 girls must be trained
as nurses in 1942, and that 65,000
19,000 More .
by January
more will bo needed in Ifitx
Thirty-six thousand young woin,.
entered nursing schools in Sep.
tember, and 19,000 more are
needed for classes beginning 'in
January and February in oidr
to meet the year's quota.
To qualify as a student nurse,
a woman must be between 18 and
35 years of age, and be. a hRh
school graduate. College educa.
tion is desirable. Nursing schools
charge tuition but usually give
free room and board to a student
during training. Lack of finals
need not discourage any qualified
woman; federal scholarships are
now available to cover the tui
tion fees in most nursing schools, j
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