THE NEBRASKAN
Sunday, October 22, 1944
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Published three times weekly during achoot year, ex
cept vacations and examinations periods by Students oi
the University of Nebraska under the supervision of the
Publications Board.
Editor . . .
Managing Eaitart.
New Editors
Pat Caamberlla
.Mary LaaUa Goodwin, Harold Andersoa
Lrtfie Jean Glotfelty, Betty La HaaUn.
Janet Mason, Mary Jarreil.
Sncioty Editor Helen Goodwin
Business Manarer Jo Marts
Assistant Business Manager Mildred Enrstrom,
Lorraine Abramsosj
V a a a - Mail
Clippings
Pat Chamberin, Censor
LT. IRV COHEN, ZBT, is stationed at the Lin
coln Air Base waiting formation of his flying crew.
FIRST LT. RALPH K. PERRY, class of '39. is
at Miami Beach, Fla., for reassignment processing
after completing a lour of duty in the European
theater. A Liberator and Flying Fortress observer
for six months, he flew on 50 missions. He holds
the DFC and the air medal with four oak leaf
clusters.
A sa da
Trite, isn't it? And from the sudden s Chi ived his
avalanche of anonymous letters flooding commission last Saturday from OCS at Fort Sill,
.4m Anonymous . .
Margaret Fcddc
Attends Meeting
Of Dietetic Group
Miss Margaret Fedde, chairman
of the university department of
home economics, left baturaay
night for Chicago, where she will
attend the Land Grant college
meeting and the meeting oi the
American Dietetic association.
Miss Fedde will attend a dinner
business meeting Sunday nignt.
and is chairman of a committee
on the selection of preparation for
college teachers, extension and
research workers.
Thursday she will be joined by
Miss Matilde Peters, associate
Teachers Group
Meets Tuesday
Pi Lamba Theta, honorary
teachers society, meets Tuesday
night at 7:00 p. m. in parlor Y of
the Union for a meeting of the
chapter. The theme or tne meet
ing will be Women in Post-War
Planning." Joan Witt will act in
the capacity of chairman.
professor of home economics at
UN, and they will attend the
American Dietetic association
meeting Thursday and Friday.
Both Miss Fedde and Miss Peters
will participate in a discussion on
the evalating of the successes of
student dietetians and the prep
aration of dietetians.
the "Nebraskan office, it would- seem that
the entire campus has retreated under va
rious and sundry aliases and nom-de-
plumes. It is getting so that a guy doesn't
Okla. He is in Lincoln on leave of two weeks
now, and will report back of Fort Sill.
CAPT. BYRON HOOPER, class of '22 and Sigma
Nu, has been assigned to duty at Moses Lake army
know what name to say hello to, nor what airfield, Wsh. A former overseas veteran with
name to answer hello to, any more.
Carried to extremes, this is the sort of
thing that results in long flowing black
cloaks, collars pulled up to conceal the
mouth and chin, and hat pulled down to
conceal eyes and forehead. And so few
noses are distinctive! This intense atmo
sphere of secrecy would naturally lead to
having classes during the night instead of
in the daytime, and then, then, when would
students go to the Turnpike?
Therefore, taking into due consideration
all these dire consequences, the Nebraskan
feels a solemn duty to put an end to the
free-for-all publishing of anonymous letters,
which represent the first, faltering step
toward the above situation of absurdity.
There are also a few other insignificant rea
sons for this editorial stand: Uusally anony
mous letters have a definite point to make,
and succeed more or less well to make it.
However, there are also crackpot letters.
And in the Nebraskan, it's print all or noth-
15 months in the China. Burma. India theater
Captain Hooper has been awarded a presidential
citation, and th Indo-Burma ribbon.
LT. (jg) MAX1NE CLOIDT, former social direc
tor of the residence halls for women in '43, is on
a 21 day leave from her instructorship at the
WAVE OCS in Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
Max took her M. A. at Nebraska before enlisting
in the WAVEg. She has instructed every class at
the WAVE school since its founding.
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LT. BILL SCHWARZ, class of '43 has been
awarded the air medal for "meritorious achieve
ment in aerial flight while participating in sus
tained operational activities against the enemy" in
the Italian theater.
A navigator on a B-24 Liberator, he participated
in major attacks on enemy aircraft factories, oil
refineries, and other stratetgic targets in Romania,
Austria, Germany, Italy and France.
Les Said The Better
By Les Glotfelty
ing! The Nebraskan also feels strongly that
if a student believes in his ideas with enough
feeling to sit down and write a letter to the
editor, he should not only have, but want,
credit for his brain twisting. Nothing hap
pens to the writers of letterips; the staff
doesn't cut them in raw, bleeding bits and
stuff the raw, bleeding bits into Union gar
bage cans. It's unsanitary!
Actually we luff with a Slovic luff people
with guts enough to say what they think,
and fight for what they believe. We'll fight
with you. Or against you, but if we fight
against you, we guarantee freedom of the
press for the opposition. So, no more anony
mous letters, please!
Ye editor (trite phrase) said to fill up
approximately three and one-half inches.
but with what, she neglected to say. Any
how, one of the funniest things we've heard
of lately concerns Edith Pumphrey, busy
little beaver at ag.
It seems that Loomis hall at ag has a
regular initiation policy, which like some on
city campus, deals with "treating the fresh
ies rough." Edith, a junior, is very little
over five feet tall, and she took it upon
herself to give the first year girls a little
plebe treatment. So, between 7 and 8 one
dreary a. m., there were seven bedraggled
freshman coeds from Loomis marching with
more or less military precision up and down
in front of the Dairy Husbandry building,
dressed in definitely what the coed is NOT
wearing these days. Practically invisible be
hind the marching ranks was Pumphrey,
shouting her "hup, two, three, four" in true
top-sergeant style.
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