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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, October 10, 1946
Large Radio Class Enrollment
Causes These Havnr Smiles
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Happy smiles of Frofessors Bo
gen and Morgan fsef picture) are
caused by the present large en
rollment in rrulic classes ap
proximately 100 over that of last
year.
"Increased appropriations for
equipment, expansion and con
struction in the racic department
are being uted foi a new record
ing library, rehearsal room with
booths and recorders and a class
room with radio outlet. Conver
sion of basement rooms into an
engineer's workshop and plan
ning offic eh; alsc in progress.
Respemsi'Lilities.
In contrast to one program, in
augurated as "Eooi: Nook News"
five years ayn, is this year's sched
ule of full or prirt production for
seven radio shows. Following is
a resume of the department's
work on the air up to date.
"American Sthor) of the Air"
(KFAB. 5 p. m. Fr&ey): Nebras
ka furnishes iast 15 minutes of
30 minute show, fc'ixw-up discus
sions with Eofer as moderator.
'Radio Workshop" (KFOR, 4:15
Do you know that when Ne
braska played nr?:nst Stanford
university in the F.ose Bowl on
New Year's Day, :S41. more Ne
btaskans f.lloweci the team to the
west const than nine supporters of
any other visitinp school? Did you
know that Nib'a.'r.a's marching
bind is famous throughout the
country as one tf the nation's
outstanding collcre bands? Did
you know that Cer.eral Pershing
amended the Unhtisity of Ne
braska ant) was: renmandant of
the ROTC unit here for several
years?
SCARFS
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colors; wtille, black, red
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head trim.
p. m. Wed.): Formerly "Book
Nook News."
"Your University Speaks"
(KFOR, 12:30 Sunday): Music,
interviews and speeches.
"University Forum of the Air"
(KFAB, 10:30 p. m. Mon.): Speak
ers, faculty discussions.
Lancaster county Veterans Serv
ice center sponsors a program
over KFOR at 7:15 p. m. Monday,
which dramatizes veterans' prob
lems taken from actual case rec
ords. "Better Business Bureau"
(KFOR, 11:30 Sat.): Business ad
vice and consultation.
Yearbook Reports
Picture Schedule
Complete yearbook picture
schedules for all orggat ized
houses were announced today by
Cornhusker business manager
Dean Skokan.
Skokan said all unaffiliated stu
dents would schedule their pic
tures in the mornings at Kine-
hart-Marsden, official yearbook
photoranhers.
October 1 1-19
Pt'Mn Onmmn
Ixmnia Phi Beta
Kstinn Alpha Theta
October 21-26
Kinnn Knppa Rammi
Pt Betn Phi
fllcmn Delta Tau
Sigma Knppa
HmiHPmothers all week
Tnwn Chili Mon. 21-Wed. 23.
Hespcria Mon 21 -Wed. 2.1.
Cnrl Hall Thura. 2t-S;it. 2.
Pallartinn Thura. 24-Sat. 26.
Octoher 28-Novemher 2
I.ove Memorial all veek
Women Residenepe Hulls all week.
International all week.
November 4-9
Alnha Tau OmeRa
Beta Sterna Psl
Beta Theta Pt
Delta Tan Delta
November 11-1(1
Delta Unsllon
Kfinpa Slums
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Oammn Delta
November 18-23
Phi Kanna Psl
Sterna Alpha Epallon
fi'Kma Chi
Sterna Nu
December 2-7
9sma Phi Kps'lon
Theta XI
XI P1 Phi
7.eta Beta Tan
Deltn Sigma PI
Mary Beaton
To Inter Varsity
Christian Group
Miss Mary Beaton, graduate of
the University of British Colum
bia and national staff member of
the Inter-Varsity Christian Fel
lowship, will speak at a dinner
being given in her honor by
members of the Nebraska I. V.
C. F. The dinner will be in par
lors XYZ of the Union Friday at
5:30 p. m.
As a part of the program Miss
Mary Louise Boemer, faculty
member of the school of music,
will play sacred piano music.
Among the special guests will be
Professor and Mrs. O. K. Bouw
sma, faculty sponsor, and his
wife.
Other highlights of the week
are the following meetings, which
will be held at the Union and
which will be directed by Miss
Beaton: Thursday at 7 p. m. in
room 313, a "Get Acquainted"
meeting; Saturday at 6:30 p. m.
in room 316, a discussion "Your
Questions Concerning the I. V.
C. F."; Sunday at 3 p. m. in room
316, a discussion on the question,
"Is Christianity Practical on the
U N. Campus?"
"Group singing led by Marvin
Miller and special musical num
bers will be included in each
meeting it was announced.
Fred Astaire dropped ten
pounds rehearsing and executing
his last screen dance, "Puttin on
the Ritz" for "Blue Skies." He an
nounced his retirement from
movies after the Technicolor mu
sical was finished.
Paramount has given William
Demarest permission to appear on
the Eddie Bracken radio show on
a week-to-week basis.
CONTRACT BRIDGE CLASSES
Begin
4:30 P. Mv Thurs., Oct 10
Dale Ball, Instructor
Union 313
Contract Bridge Tournament
2:00 P. Mv SATV OCT. 12
Unoin Parlors YZ Register at Office
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The sports suit
Out of lite classic ooooon come the
new 'Social liulleifly" port 8 ttuil . . .
looking ever bo smart. New line and
a new way with accessories . . . you'll
be wearing yours from a. ni. to p. m.
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