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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1945)
Page 4 THE NEBRASKAN Sunday, December 16, 1945 "Face-Lifting'9 Effects Change In Law College In preparation for its reopening January 7, the university law col lege building is undergoing a complete "face-lifting." The build ing has been closed for two years due to the war. A new indirect "daylight" light ing system and a new healing system are being installed throughout the entire building. The third floor law library has been expanded and remodeled to accommodate 15,000 additional volumes and to provide space for seven new offices and research seminars for the new staff mem bers. The downstairs court room has been remodeled and painted, and three offices have been added to the main floor. One of these offices will be headquarters for the college's new legal clinic. The law school club room has also been remodeled and decorated. Formals Relurn To Campus Fun Get Spotlight By Phee Mortlock Flash! Station R-A-G an nounces the return of the party dress! With houseparties and their formal attire hogging the lime light this week end, we decided to concentrate on formals this sea sons and next cuz they have been neglected for too long! This year's playful bustle-back an eyecatcher if there ever was one is going to be very popular. Fashioned in brilliant plaid taf feta, your bustle affair will be stiff and rustling and all in all, mighty pretty. Delicate Pastels, sparkly white favorites The Empire gown, with its decollete bodice of .satin and its net skirt, snatched its name from the modes Empress Eugenie made famous. And hubby Napoleon 3rd paid for! In foamy white, you'll mirror every dream your favorite escort ever had! A veritable pink bonbon of a gown is the party dress of mar quisette, gold-frosted and high necked. In delicate pastels, the bouffant skirt makes this an ideal dancin' dress. Then there is the sparkly white off-the-shoulder gown for that most formal of wed dings. Tight-fitting till about the hip-line, the bodice is crusted with silver and pearls and flares grace fully to your white satin toes. Ballets inspire fashions Too pert and stylish to be ig nored is the new ballet-inspired evening dress. A sleek black waist accenting the net ballerina skirt is beautiful as well as its companion mode a sequin studd ed marquisette skirt, whirling be low a slim, cap-sleeved top. We realize a dinner dress is not quite in the party class but THIS one is different! A slim column of a gown, dramatically laced up the back, this dinner gown is strickingly different. The black crepe skirt fits snugly and its top ping of pink, coral, or-fushia is accentuated by the black lacings in back. Look purty while you party. Tealc, Saenz Edit Book on Gauchos South American Gauchos, coun terparts of American cowboys, are the subject of a book edited by two members of the department ol Romance languages, Llord D. Teale and Hilario Saenz. The book, to be published in the spring, will be presented against a background of the pampas and an Argentine frontier town. Quick Service Good Food Reasonable Prices at Bill Meredith 1347 "0" Curtis Ag School Holds Summer Camp for Boys Initial plans have been an nounced for an eight week sum mer camp for boys to be held on the university of agriculture cam pus at Curtis. The project is under the direc tion of the 113th and the 120th Rotary districts of Colorado and Nebraska the university founda tion and the Curtis school. One of the aims of the camp will be to give the boys a glimpse of the meaning of agriculture through work in the laboratories and in the fields. Special Scholarships. Any boy will be eligible to at tend, and members of the Rotary districts plan to award special scholarships. George W. Olinger of Denver is chairman of the scholarship fund. Boys who re ceive scholarships will have all expenses paid. This will include meals, lodging, recreational and educational features, trips to neighboring ranches, a livestock show, a rodeo and field and sports tournaments. Olson (Continued from Page 1.) chusetts Agriculture Experiment station at Amherst, from 1937. to 1942. The new instructor received a doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Iowa State College in 1931, a master of science degree from the University of Minnesota Mayo Foundation in 1934, and a Ph. D. from the Mayo Foundation in 1935. He has published over 5 re search papers written by himself or in conjunction with other scientists in his field. Dr. VanEs. Dr. Van Es, widely recognized in the field of Animal pathology, joined the faculty in 1918. Tie is the author of numerous technical bulletins and papers prepared by himself and in collaboration with others. His papers have appeared in leading technical journals of the United States and other countries. YW Cabinet Contributes To European War Relief Members of the Y.W.C.A. cab inet will contribute used sweaters for European war relief rather than exchange gifts at their an nual Christmas party Wednesday evening at 7:30. The Union Christmas Party for All FREE DANCE Smith-Warren Orchestra Playing 7:30 P.M. to 10:15 P.M. Caroling in the Lounge 8:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Free Cokes and Brownies TUES., DEC. 18 Union Ballroom It's a 10:30 Nile for All Oar Fortieth Yer 'Wo mrmleWim m Irl WwVNhCW tM y'"'" "' - Y.J i '.sixa vjatrt . , . turtll ntek$ ... f ftf I cardigan . .'. pvHovtrst . f jit, J i-'.!y SkirU an alylti tor ijtiM ill i I NNI fattiri mart ehtekt or l Mil I iitWtl wWwtai. I I j IwMtaM Ml M 1UI I 1 I CAM UStoim l I SLf.
