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Friday, May 12, 1944
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
Editor Jnne jameson
Business Manarer Charlotte Hill
Miaa(ia E 4 Mara Pal CkaaakerliB, Mary Relea Tkaaaa
Mcvt ' Leali Jeaa GlatfeHy, Marylaais Gaadwia
,.,. Gbita Hill. Betty Lea Huston
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Day S-MU Nlckl S-7193 JaarnaJ S-SSM
Office Vniaa Bailiini
'Dissertation on . . .
UN from Fall to Spring
. . . A Helluva Year9
BY LES GLOTFELTV
In the final issue of the Ne
braskan last May, AUn Jacobs
thrn editor of the paper, wrote an
editorial entitled "Dissertation on
a Helluva Yew." Mr. Jacobs
meant what he said, because last
year marked the beginning of the
change from peace to war-time
in college all over the nation. In
reviewing this lssi semester of this
year, it might be called again
"Dissertation on e Helluva Year."
UN celebrftit-d its seventy-fifth
birthday on Fetruary 15, without
the traditional convocation. Also
in February, Beta Gamma Sigma.
honorary bizr-d group, chose seven
seniors to membership, and the
Student Council ejected two stu
dents for fbser.teeism. The Tri
Dells won the Fenny Carnival con
test, and enrolment increased six
per cent -over the preceding semes
ter.
Coeds Marry
By the t-nc of March, half the
roads wt-re n arried, engaged
pinned, or all three, according to
the sociftv columns. Chancellor
Boucher announced that there
would be a full civilian course
available nexi fJI, but where the
money wa? to come from was a
natter for cor. lecture. Betty Lou
Simon became tne new typical Ne
braska Coed. P: Beta Phi and Al
pha Chi Orr.ij-f. won the Coed
Follies skits f-.rci curtain act com
petition for the- second consecutive
year.
The campus topped the Red
Cross goal ty $231. The STAR
unit at Ap closed March 20; on
March 22. UN women went to the
polla and elected Dorothy Carna
han new AWS president. Hazel
Steam president of BABW, and
Cloria Mardis bead of Coed Coun
selors. Previously elected had been
Mary Russel. Tassel prery, Anne
Wellensiek. YWCA head, and
Mickey" McPherson, president of
WAA. Pollyann Petty received the
bizad honorary key.
AST Leave.
April l. April Fool'a day and.
more important, the AST checked
out of Love Memorial Library for
part unkfionx. Roberta Burgess
became new beat of War Council
and campus houses got robbed.
Gerry McKinsey won a trip to
Washington t.nd a Bummer in
Mexico through f.er speaking abil
ity, and the Student CouncH
okeyed coed fii-rg foe elections
under party affili&tion.
Honors Cor. vocation honored 549
students on April 18, in apite of
decreasing umvtrsity interest in
scholarship. New Student Council,
ag exec bowd and publications
board members: were elected, and
the hard-working engineer played
for a day on April 28. Music
sororities presented "Carmen," Or
chesis. its annual recital, the Uni
Theater a gripping mystery play,
and debaters, finished up a suc
cessful season. Harold Andersen
became Student Council president,
and in spite of rain, the first ag
open house was an outstanding
success. Dorothy Anderson reigned
as Goddess of Agriculture.
Big event of May was, per
usual. Ivy Day. Janet Hemphill
and Polly Petty were elected as
twin May Queens, and fifteen
junior women became proud wear
ers of the black and gold of Mortar
Board. The Theta's won Ivy Day
sing.
News of this week is the Corn-
husker, which comes out today, on
time, and the new staffs of the
Nebraskan and Cornhusker. And
exams!
...or how to get on with a Dutch flyer
Like the Join us, pal of the Dutch flyers training in the U. S., the
Have a "Coke" of the American airman means Friendliness spestmg.
Just as it does in your home when offered from your own icebox.
Across the Seven Seas, Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes,
has become the favorite greeting of the open-hearted;
OTTUD UNDEK AUTHOtfTY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY
Lincoln Coca-Cola Bottling Co., 212 G Street
?'Coke"r Coca-Cola
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to acquire friendly abbrevi,
rions. That why you hear
Coca-Cola called "Coke".
Summer School . .
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course, announced that there are
four times as many applications
for the course as there were last
year at this time. He said the uni
versity would be unable to ac
commodate the entire group.
Summer school sessions will tie
from May 1 to July 8, and the
long session from May 31 to
July 28.
Publications ...
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Theta Sigma Phi and is affiliated
with Kappa Alpha Theta.
Miss Colbt-rg, editor of the Corn
husker, has served as managing
editor of the Cornhusker, is
YWCA st.af head, a member of
Vestals of the Lamp. Theta Sigma
Plii. War Council, Coed Counselors
and Kappa Kappa Gamma.
t's
time!
For all you graduates who ex
pect 1o turn careerists come
June, here's "How to Get a Joh
in One Easy Lesson." Have a
SUMMER SUIT that stays un
ruffled, nnwrinkJcd no matter
how hot the temperature, how
demanding the work! They're
Palm Beach cloth smoothies. . .
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