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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, April 20, 1947
BULLETIN
Block and Bridle Club.
Block and Bridle club will meet
Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. in Animal
Husbandry Hall. Officers for next
semester will be elected. '
Ag Youth Fellowship Picnic
The Ag College Christian Youth
Fellowship will hold a picnic at
Peter Pan park today, April 20,
Those interested should meet at
the Evangelical church at 5 p. m.
Rabbi Mowshowitz to Speak
Rabbi I. Mowshowitz will speak
In Parlors ABC at the Student
Union at 8:00 v- m., Wednesday,
April 23. Rabbi Mowshowitz re
cently attended the World Zionist
Conference at Basle, Switzerland,
While on his short stay in Europe
be had the opportunity to visit
and inspect some of the displaced
persons camps located in the Eu
ropean countries.
His theme Wednesday will be,
"What I Saw in Europe." The
public is invited and everyone is
urged to attend.
Innocents
There Mill be an Important
meeting of the Innocents Society
Monday evening at 10:00. Any
members unable to attend please
notify Bill Thornburg.
Phi Chi Theta
The Phi Chi Theta, Bizad hon
orary, will meet Wednesday, April
23, at 5:00 p.m., in the Student
Lnion, room 316, according to
President Jane l oung.
Corn Cobs
All active members of Corn
Cobs Mill meet Tuesday at 5 p.m.
in the Corn Cob office in the
Union.
Coed Counselor Initiation
AH Coed Counselors being ini
tiated today must pay their 50
cent membership dues. Chairs will
be marked with the counselors'
names. AH former board memberi
may attend.
Law College
Organizes
Association
In an effort to nrpani?" all rro.
law students, the Nebraska Pre
Law Association has been formed
under the soonsorshiD of the Law
uonege.
The purpose of the Association
is to get all pre-law students ac
Quainted with each other and th
law proiessors, ana to see that
they understand the requirements
and the procedure of enrollment.
iney wm endeavor to clear up
any confusion of misunderstand
ing on the part of the students.
The first meeting of the Pre-
Law Association will h Anril 55
at 7:30 in the Law College. A con
stitution has been drawn un ann
will be put before the members
ior tneir vote of approval. There
will be nomination of nffiVorc tho
election of which will take place
at the following meeting. Dr. T. A.
Cowan, Professor of Jurispudence,
will speak. All pre-law students
the urged to attend.
WORDS OF ONE
SYLLABLE DEPT.
Ectoplasmic Division
"Relatives, friends of staff mem-
Senior Grad
Materials
Now On Sale
Formal graduation announce
ments, name cards, and announce
ment folders will be on sale for
a few more days only at campus
book stores.
This year, the folders, which list
names of the entire graduating
class, will be bound in red leather,
available for the first time since
before the war. Folders will also
be available in heavy white card
board.
Personal calling cards, which
seniors will place inside their an
nouncements. are available in
three styles: Engraving, Cofter
craft raised printing, and simple
printing. The Green company of
Kansas City is supplying all
orders.
Stressing the fact that sales are
for a limited time only, seniors
in charge of commencement ar
rangements urge graduating sen
iors to place orders at once.
bers and former students who
died in the service have been ex
tended a special invitation to at
tend the service." The Daily Ne-
braskan, April 16.
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SENIORS "Von? wa.xort SENIORS
Order Your
2-3474 Announcements Today
LEATHER 60c AND CARDBOARD 40c
Contain the Names of Your College
FRENCn FOLDERS 15c ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY
RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH
ORDER YOURS TODAY AT THE
Caps & Gowns & Hoods Also
Nubbins Baseball
Inaugural Rained Out
The baseball game scheduled
for Saturday afternoon between
the Nebraska B team and Con
cordia of. Seward at the Husker
diamond, was postponed because
of adverse weather conditions.
Three games with Concordia
and two with Omaha University
remain on the Nubbins' baseball
schedule. Omaha will invade Lin
conl on April 22 in the next Nub
bins appearance.
Our Forty-Second Year!
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