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EDITOEIAX. STAFF
Editor Lean Jeea Gletfslty
Managing Editors Betty Loa Hasten, Janet Maw
News Editors. .Phyllis Teagardea, Mary Alice Cawsod, Shirley Jenklas, BUI Roberta
Sports Editor George Miller
Society Editor Betty Klnf
BUSINESS STAFF
Business Manager Lorraine AbrasaaoB
Assistant Business Manager Shirley Hampton, Dorothea Boseaberf
To the Men
i It's about time!
This year for the first time since the 1942-43 school
year, the university has a comparatively large contingent of
men students. And it seems reasonable to assume that
there must be, somewhere among those male students,
enough interested men to get men's activities started again
on. the campus.
The three pricipal men's organizations which have been
off campus or inactive since 1943 because of the war are
Corncobs, Kosmet Klub and Innocents. Cornco'bs is the
male counterpart of Tassels. It is the men's pep organiza
tion which was begun in 1921. Kosmet Klub is the men's
dramatic society and its activities include the annual fall
and spring Kosmet Klub shows and it also sponsored the
interfraternity sine contest on Ivy Day Innocents is the
senior honorary, comparable to Mortar Board. Membership
is based on participation in UN acitvities and junior men are
elected to the group each spring.
Obviously, it would be a little difficult to make Inno
cent s active immediately since there are no former mem
bers left on the campus and since there are so few junior
men in activities at present. However, there is no particular
reason why a few interested men students could not start
Corncobs and Kosmet Klub this year, so that by next fall,
when there should b a prewar enrollment of men, men s ac
tivities will be in full swing. And if these two activities
were organized and began working this year, it is possible
that by spring there could be a limited tapping for Inno
cents, with the help of the alumni of the organization who
are in Lincoln.
After all, the women have had a corner on the activ
ities market for long enough. The men are back, and to
our way of thinking, it's about time they began taking over
what is theirs again.
Snipe lluntin'
with
JIDGE MASON
Count Hottentottenpottentate,
official Nebraskan stooge, came
into the office yesterday, giggling
If there is anything the Ne-
braskan staff and reporters can't
stand, it is to see anyone laugh
ing and not know what the joke
is. So the Count was immediate
ly surrounded, forced into a cor
ner and kept there, listening to
dire threats until he revealed the
secret of his mirth. His story went
something like this:
"Walked into the Union this
afternoon and the first sight which
attracted my attention was a black
eye, which, after careful and close
scrutiny, I realized belonged to
a guy by the name of Bob Korte.
Speculating on the source of the
black eye I decided he must not
have paid his rent in the Krib
and consequently had been tossed
out on the proverbial ear. But
as his proverbial ear was undam
aged and the other one side okay
too, we discarded this explana
tion. We were about to ponder fur
ther upon the problem when an
other sight greeted our eyes. A
young air corps captain walked
by. Some girls smiled and flut
tered their eyelashes at him. A
nearby student said, "Hello, Pro
fessor Bartley." The flirting girls
fainted. The new political science
teacher made his debut.
Awgwan . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
judging by last year's rumors all
four issues will probably come
out sometime after Christmas.
For the benefit of freshmen"and
new students, the Awgwan is a
so-called humor magazine, a sort
of a proving grounds for psycho
pathic cases. It is written by a
staff composed chiefly of a frus
trated revolutionist, an ex-zoot
suiter, a professional gladhander,
Notice
From 5:04 until 6:00 this aft
ernoon there will be a jukebox
dance in the Union ballroom,
aceordinr to Pat Lahr, Student
Union director.
and the pride of the Kappas.
These perverted individuals ex
cell in stealing the best in
chuckles from the New Yorker,
Benchley, Perelman, and Cap't.
Billy's Whiz Bang. I have it on
good authority that the last editor
left' town to avoid 23 copyright
infringement cases.
And so the Awgwan might come
out. We of the Nebraskan have
no quarrel with that, but we wish
that as it comes out it would also
get out ... of our office.
BULLETIN
The Sludrnt (Hindi nlll mwt at
p. m. Wednesday In room 813 of the
I nkm.
There will be a meeting; of the "Htrp
Lively" series fur all new students ta
the XVZ parlor of the Vnloa at ft
p. m. today. Sneakers will be editors
of the ( Virnhukkrr. The Nebraskaa,
aad preoldenu of Mortar Hoard and the
Home Ee. elnb.
AU girls are nvtted to attend a meet
ing of the swimming- rlnb Thamday even
ing at 7:30 la the eoHneam. Those wish
lag to swhn bring; their .swimming
permits aad 19. fermlte r.iay he ob
tained at the Pharmaey building;.
The Hty VMCA will meet tats ev ruing
at 1:3 la Temple. A aoeamewtary film
wlU be shown, followed by a dlscomion.
Tryoats for Oreheols aad Pre-Orrheots
will be held la the danee atadio of the
women's gym tonight at I p. as.
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