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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Easterner Club
Selects Cohen
Nciv President
New officers for present year
were elected at Wednesday's
Easterners' Club meeting. Art
Cohen .founder of the organiza
tion, was unanimously elected to
the post of president; Peter Bee-
lak, assumes the posts of vice
president and treasurer; and 15U1
Boydston became the organiza
tion's secretary,
Bill Boydston, Transportation
Chairman .outlined the full sched
ule of the "Student Special," con
sisting of private, specially
equipped coaches, running on the
Burlington Railroad to and from
Chicago for the purpose of mak
ing satisfactory connections leav
ing and returning to Lincoln.
Train Time.
The train leaves Lincoln at
7:30 p. m. December 20 and ar
rives in Chicago at 8 a. m. on
the 21st. Returning, the "Student
Special" becomes a part of the
"Advanced Flier, and leaves Chi
cago at 12:30 p. m. January 5, ar
riving in Lincoln at 10:40 p. m,
on the same day.
The Burlington officials have
Informed the Easterner s Club
that all reservation trains leaving
and returning to Lincoln on these
days have been sold out, and that
the "Special" -is the only hope
for the eastern students who have
not as yet made reservations to
return east. All those students,
whether members of the Eastern,
ers' Club or not, who are inter
ested in taking this train either
or both ways are requested to
contact Bill Boydston.
Besides notifying Boydston, in
tereste students are requested to
purchase coach tickets at the
Burlington ticket office before the
15th of this month so the railroad
can make appropriate arrange
ments for the number of people
going.
Churches ...
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In the Bible study Tuesday eve
ning at 7:30 in Room 316 of the
Union. The meeting will include
special music as well as group
singing, according to Abe Edi
ger, president of the group.
Hanging of Greens.
A Christmas devotional program
end the Hanging of the Greens
will highlight Baptist student ac
tivities this week end. A lunch
will be served Sunday at 5:30 at
the Student center. Dec. 14 is the
date for the Backwards Christmas
party. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wil
mot are in charge.
Regular Sunday morning serv
ices at the University Episcopal
church will be at 8:30 ' and 11
o'clock.
TONIGHT
COLLEGE NIGHT
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HIS
Dancing 9 until 12
College Couples Only
No Stags
Civil Engineers
See Construction
Film at Meeting
"Bridging a Century," a movie
depicting the development and
construction of the Golden Gate
bridge was shown at a recent
meeting of the American Society
of Civil Engineers.
Additional comments on the
subject were made by Prof. R. E,
Edgecome, ASCE faculty adviser
Plans were discussed for the
Engineers Week program and in
spection trips for the coming year
at the meeting. Members were re
minded of the Engineers Convo
cation on Tuesday when John
Cramer will speak.
The next meeting of the ASCE
is planned for January 15.
Registration ...
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college In which the student Is
registered where they will be
countersigned.
6. The registration forms are to
be left in the dean's office.
7. The student's copy of regis-
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tratlon will be returned to the
student at the appointed time for
payment of fees.
8. Payment of fees will be cared
for in Memorial "Hall (east en
trance.) Students must present
identification card at time of pay
ment of fees.
Schedule of dates for payment
of fees Is as follows:
A to C Inclusive Thursday,
January 23.
D to G inclusive Friday, Jan
uary 24.
II to K Inclusive Monday, Jan
uary 27.
L to N inclusive Tuesday,
January 28.
d to SK Inclusive Wednesday,
January 29.
SL to Z Inclusive Thursday,
January 30.
9. Any student failing to pay
fees on day assigned will not be
permitted to pay fees until Friday,
January 31 and will then be as
sessed a late fee.
10. Veterans must observe the
same rules as to the time of pay
ing fees. Failure to do so will re
sult in a charge against the in
dividual. 11. Changes in registration can-
No w It's My Turn!
Man plagues woman
With fiendish schemes
He twists what she says
Till it's what she means!
Eddie McCullough
not be made before Monday or
Tuesday, February 3 or 4.
John Lund, who is Betty Hut
ton's romantic interest in "The
Perils of Pauline," once sold
novelties by mail order from
Rochester, N. Y., before he turned
actor.
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