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Vol. 48 No. 4 LINCOLN 8, NEBRASKA Tuesday, September 23, 1947
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SOON TO CHANGE This view
Union will be no more when the
completed. A new carpet will be
moved from its present place
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$9,000 Facelifting in Union
Program Near Completion
An extensive "face-lifting" pro
gram totalling nearly nine thou
sand dollars will be completed
this week in the Student Union,
according to Duane Lake, Union
manager.
Final steps in the remodeling
will include the installation of
carpeting in the main lounge and
new booths and tables in the Crib.
The carpeting will be in place by
this afternoon while Hie job of in
stalling new Crib furniture will
be completed by tomorrow, Lake
indicated.
To Brighten Interior.
Completion of the program will
brighten considerably the interior
of the Union building. Lake said.
The now broadlo"m pile carpet
ing will be a cheerful dawn j.rcy.
Booths for the Crib will be up
holstered in bright red diiiatone
plastic. Tables will be cream
color with chrome trimmings.
The new Crib furm.-hings will
be installed by sections with as
little interruption to legular serv
ice as possible. Tables and booths
will not be anchored to the floor
until Thanksgiving, since this
would mean closing the crib.
Other Improvements.
Installing the 473 square yards
of carpet and the new furniture
is only the final part of the
Union's remodeling program. Lake
has pointed out. Other improve
ments already completed this fall
include redecorating of Parlors
X, Y and Z, the Faculty Lounge
and the Nebraskan and Corn
husker offices and reupholstering
Yearbook Asks
Officer Lists
Wednesday, Sept. 24, is the
deadline for filing lists of of
ficers in the following campus
organizations with the office of
the Coinhuskcr, editor Joan Ack
erman warned Monday.
Organizations which have not
yet chosen oflicers for this year
should submit those names im
mediately following election.
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of the lounge in the Student
union beautification program is
put in place and the furniture
in the cast part of the room.
of furniture in the main lounge.
All furniture in the Campushne
and the employees' dining-room
has been newly repainted. Cor
ridors of the buliding have also
been repainted with a new, wash
able enamel.
Universily Named
ROTC Specialized
Training ("enter
Along with fuur oilier midwest
universities, the University of Ne
braska has been named a military
intelligence training ccnler in 1he
filth army aica. Col. Howard J.
John. KOTC head, announced.
KOTC student training is being
introduced at this lime as an ex
tra curricular course for the por
pose of perfecting ptt.ee time
training methods. Col. Jones said.
Specialized training will include
lectures in types of intelligence
and operations, intelligence func
tional organizations and agencies;
demonstrations by intelligeivp
specialist teams, local cotatt with
the FBI, classroobm problems and
field maneuvers.
Col. John stated that this is the
first purely intelligence training
to be introduced in the ROTC pro
gram. It will be available to
selected, qualified volunteers.
Other training centers will be
located at the universities of Mis
souri, Illinois, Wyoming and Mich
igan State.
YMYW Plans
Mixer Party
"Nebraska Statehood" will be
the theme of halftime enter
tainment by the 125 piece var
sity band and the student card
section at Saturday's Indiana
Nebraska football game in Me
morial stadium.
First of the five acts is the
icard section spelling out '"Hemic
plus Bo' while the band marches
onto the field. Next the band
will form the numeral "li'Ml," the
year of Nebraska statehood, while
the cards flash n big red "N."
Ti.e cards will then display a
larre football with an ".V in the
middle rivi the band will form
"1947.' Then, when the card sec
tion fpt-lls out "Hi Hooker" and a
hand of welcome, the band will
make an oulline map of Nebraska.
To complete the half-time fes
tivities, band members will place
their hats on the ground to form
a map of Nebraska while they su
per impose the Indiana map over
it. The accompanying cards will
show a running liuosier.
A Word of Appreciation
The Offii-e of Admissions
wishes to take this opportunity
to express to all of the students
on this campus, its appreciation
tor the splendid co-operation
during the registration period.
It was expected that there
would be some difficulties ex
perienced by students in con
nection with their registration
procedures. The installation of
new International Business Ma
chines meant new procedures.
A very large scale experience
has shown us that there were
some mistakes, or shall I say
"bugs". These, 1 trust will be
removed prior to the next reg
istration period.
You as students have been
most patient and courteous,
and we wart you to know that
we in the administrative offices
deeply appreciate that fact. We
also want to express the hope
that your years of experience
on the campus will be your most
happiest and best, and that you
will have every reason to con
tinue as loyal friends, students
and alumni of your alma mater.
Ct. W. Hoscnlof, Registrar
University Examiner, and
Director of Admissions
Countryman
Staff Meets
The staff of Cornhusker Coun
tryman, official magazine publi
cation of Ag Campus, will holds
its first organizational meeting m
the office located in th cAg Stu
dent Union on Wednesday eve
ning at 7:30.
Marianne Sib, editor of the
magazine has requested that all
members of the staff be present
and also anyone else who might
be interested in working on the
publication this year.
Various positions are open in
the editorial, business and circula
tion departments.
Cornhusker Countiyman was re
vived last spring alter a silence
of five years forced upon it by the
war. Present staff members in
clude: Foilor, Marianne Sib: Man
aging Editor, James Scars: Cir
culation Manager, Duane MuiiUr.
Halftime Fun
ForUN-Huosier
Tilt Announced
A minor party will take the
place of the first YM-YW joint
meeting for the fall semester. De
signed to acquaint new students
with the organizations, the party
will take place in the College Ac
tivities building, starting at 7
p. m. Tuesday night.
An evening of get-ncquainted
games has been planned according
to Virgene Kovarik, who will be
in charge of the program. The
cabinets of both groups will be
introduced and a short worship
program wnn Liiuan iocke in
charge will conclude activities,
after which refreshments will be
served.
1917 Band Day
Set for Next Fall
Band Day scheduled for the
Oklahoma game here November
22 has been cancelled because of
a conflict with the date of the
annual Nebraska Music Educa
tional convention.
The 1943 Band Day d..1e, at
which high school bands are
gucjts, has been set lor Nov. C
when Kansas Stale comes here.
"The ch.'e has been set so that
conlhct will not prevent this an
nual gathering of music makers
in Memorial Stadium next year,"
Don l.enlz. university band di
rector said.
Frosh Kcrcpliou Cunccllctl
The Chancellor's annual recep
tion for Freshmen students has
been cancelled. The oil ice an
nounced this morning that due to
conflicting activities there will be
no opening Xor the reception at
U.ii lime.
Exec Board
Theme for
Tentative jilans for the annual Farmer's Formal hoale.l
the agenda for the first meeting of the Ag Exec Board Fii
day noon. Neal Baxter and Lillian Locke were named as co
chairmen for this year's party which will be held on Oct. :.
Traditionally a rustic affair, the country-stylo ball
transforms the student activities building into a scene ivpro-
(Jianjie ot (,lass
Procedure Told
Tuesday and Wednesday are
the last days that a student may
apply for change of class or sec
tion from the assignment com
mittee, state George W. Rosenlof.
director of admissions, Monday.
Procedure should be accomp
lished in the follow ing order: The
student should first see his ad
visor and secure an add and drop
slip if the request is justifiable.
He should then go before the as
signment committee which is now
located at Grant Memorial Hall.
The committee will make the fi
nal decision on all changes.
Students May
Still Regislor
In FA Groups
University Orchestra, KOTC
Varsity Band. University Singers,
and two sections of the Uni
versity Chorus are still open to
interested students, according to
Dr. Arthur Westlirook. director
of the School of Fir.e Arts.
Since the Chorus has always
eneoiuraged students from all eol-
leges to enroll, two sections have! Resignation from the Stude ,t
been reopened. Section one meets Council of .Jo Ackerman. senior
at 11 a. m. Tuesday and Thurs- ! holdover member and secretary of
day under Dr. Westbrook. Section 'the council, and Jane McArthur,
two meets on Tuesday at 5 and junior member from the college
Thursday at 7:15 p. m. with Prof. ,, arts :md science, was annomn cl
David Foltz. 'Monday bv Harold Moor, 11(47-43
Students interested in either , Council president.
v norus or lingers can enroll wnn
Westbrook at his studio. 101
School of Musi'-, any time today
or Weiine-day. Those interested
in band should contact Don Ben.
201 SM, and those in orchestra.
F.manuol Wishnow, 210 SM. Or
chestra opening are available par-
ticularly
and oboe
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activities
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AVC Activities
Begin Wednesday
The university chapter of the
American Veterans Committee
will begin its 1947-1048 pim'ram
of activities Wednesday evening,
according to Faul It .gc rs. AVC
chapter chairman. Opening meet-
ing will be at 7:15 in room 316.
oi the hturtent Linen.
Guest speaker will be Fugene
Herman, aits and science sopho-
more. Henna n 'omvd Europe last
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nervations of Europe's progress
towards social and economic rc
ciAery. All vc-teians of tie university
are invited to attend the moct.ng.
Alplia IMii ()nic:a
Firt .'Mrrlini? I'lH-day
Alpha 11 1 i OiiMiM. national Boy
Scout service Ic.iti j i.ity, v. ill ha'.e
iti lii't inciting Tuesday evenim'.
a'-oni dii, a t0 Walt I.env,, pre. i :.t
o the oi :'ajii.ati ,n.
Tie nuc'Mi; will take ) lace at
7:30 p. m. in the Methodr t S".j
dt lit la i t i i 7 B st ret t.
AfJelplii 'IVa
The fail li.'iod'i. toiy 1. ;i of
A''c!l)''.;a, an oi;an;a'i . j i on y
campus for unaudited wom :i.
was hc-1 I Saturday in the uinon
from two tf five.
Ov er lifty girls, .signed ti e gut st
book, and c i joyed spiced t a and
cookies w hile new and old mi m-
bers t'iscusscd social ilans for this
fctintittr.
Plans Rustic
Annual Event
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mode is also c
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shoi ks for ,,tino j !a re.
Students of Ag Cut. pu w:'l
participate in an electi in on Tut -day
of the nance we k to deti : -mine
the Farmer's Formal queen.
All senior guls who have a tot.d
of F!) houi s or above and a'n a v :
age of I'O or better wi'l be eligible
lor the honor. Last yc.u's hoi:oivi
was Betty Frem h ot Auburn,
Calif.
Tickets will go on sale Tl.u.
day for the dance which will tex
ture the music of Morton Wells
and his orchestra.
Other committees named for
the affair include: presentation
and election Mavis Mugiave,
Marianne Sib. and Frank Loetlil;
publicity Ned I'aun and Charles
Brim: tickets Bub Hamilton. Du
nne Milliter, and Mai.joiio Heyi.-
olds; decoration'
and John ('. r;
Kellogg.
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chancri 'ii.i - D
Tiro Members
Leave Student
Council Posts
Both 1. inner incmbi rs submitted
it igiuitions at the I . t . . I spring
meeting of the emm -il lullov. mg
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