DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, December 10, 1943
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'Sweafers, or
Confusing Isn't
It, Fellows!'
BY ELEANOR KNOLL.
They just don't make no cense.
these women. First they take Lana
Turner, who, in a sweater, looks a
little feminine, as an idol; and
now they wear those manly sweat
ers which cry out like Bing- Cros
by's shirts.
They wear loud wine and silver
plaids and in their hair they
daintily arrange a white, beckon-
ng gardenia. They wear V-neck
sweaters one afternoon and the
pale pinks the next. Ooooh woni-
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If they would cut their hair to
manly bob when they wear
those manly, footballish, "go-get-'
em" sweaters, or wear the "come-
hither but stay your distance"
blues with their long tresses.
maybe the confusion would lift.
But instead of the deer roam the
red plains of the heavy wools and
fascinators fascinate from their
flowing tresses, all on the same
bewildering and seemingly be
wildered damsel.
Maybe these women have heard
Emerson's "A foolish consistency
is the hobgoblin of little minds."
But one Wonders?
Marilyn Woods Bride-to-Be
From Lincoln Journal
The engagement of Miss Alice Blackstone to Jack Rohrbough, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill C. Rohrbaugh of Omaha, was announced by
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Blackstone. The weddingwill take
place at First Presbyterian church chapel Dec, 18.
Miss Blackstone is a graduate of the University of Nebraska where
she was a member of Delta Delta Delta. Mr. Rohrbough graduated
from the university in 1941 and was a member of Phi Gamma
Delta and Sigma Tau.
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of the "Why I
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a stroll through
BY MICKEY JARRELL.
Many students, sad as it may
seem, have professed their dis
belief in Santa Clai). A few. how
ever, have retained the old spirit
and willingly assert their cer
tainty that there is sm-h a character.
Many Vtisions
believe in Santa
uncovered during
the Cirn Crib.
Thyllis Garrison said that she
believed in Santa Claus because
"I have to believe in some mtffi."
B. J. Latta, Theta pledge, coyly
announced that "it gives me a cute
tickly feeling while I'm bouncing
along in the Enow to know that
there is a Santa."
In expressing the other belief
Jim Stoddard, former student and
Beta, now with the AST in Wis
consin, said, "I'm extremely dis
illusioned in Santa because of the
lack of bourbon in Lincoln." Gor
don Ehlers doesn't believe in
Santa because "the Thetas say
there isn't any."
Jim Nicola, ATO, was beaming
when he said that there was a
Santa CJaua because "he's finally
.come through with snow for the
Georgia Tech boys." Gene Wil
kins, of the AST asked "Who's
Santa Claus?"
Another w,th the negative opin
ion was Jane McClary, Delta
Gamma, who says that if there
.ere a Santa Claus he would let
the AST men go home for Christ
mas. And then there'3 Bernard
Urich who says, "I don't believe
in him because he isn't giving me
what I want."
There may be some diflerent
opinions after Christmas vacation
! but we can only be patient and
wait.
School of Music
Receives Donation
Of 350 Records
Three hundred and fifty Victor
records, valued at more than J.00,
were recently given to the school
of music by Mr. and Mrs. Fred
B. Humphrey of Lincoln, Dr. A. K
We.'tbrook, director of the school
of music announced.
"The records, nearly all of
which are red seel records, have
had excellent care and are almost
like new," he said, The collection
incluudea many records of. sucii
singers a Alma Cluck, John Mo
Cormlck, Emma Eames, Caruso,
and Schumann-Heink. It is ex
pected that the records will prov
valuable to the muslo (tudenta in
(heir study, Dr. Wcstbrook Bald.
YWCA Group
Sells Christmas
Cards in Union
Original silk screen print
Christmas cards are now on sale
in the Union to raise money for
Estes Co-op, YWCA group. This
group uses the funds from the
cards to send university coeds to
the YWCA sponsored summer
co-op in Colorado each year. .
Delta Phi Delta, honorary art
organization, is making the cards
in numerous c'esigns, with angels,
lambs and other Christmas de
signs. The silk screening process,
used to make the cards, is a very
technical operation and the card.s
can only be sold so inexpensively,
at two for 5 cents, because the
art honorary is making them. .
Students may inspect samples
of the cards in the Union and
order them to their own specifica
tions. The cards are made so that
purchasers may write a short note
on them, and they may be mailed
for 'v cents.
SATURDAY
DEC. 11th
BASIE NJS.
GIVENS tZ
ORCHESTRA
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DANCING 9 to 1
Adm. 55c, Tax Intl.
Bus Service from 10th 4c O
Mile. V Award
Entry Postponed
Entry deadline for the Made
moiselle V award has been
postponed until after Christ
mas. The houses that have
already made their entries will
be taken .care of and the houses
that have not made their en
tries can do so now, or wait
until after the holidays.
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From Lincoln Journal.
Miss Marilyn Woods, former member of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority, will be wed in Lincoln soon to Major Lincoln Kitbourne
of Columbus, Ohio. Miss Woods formerly attended the University
of Nebraska, and Major Kilbournc is now personnel officer at the
Lincoln Air Base. "
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