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THE DAILY NEBRASfCAN
Tues'day, Qpfobr (ED!
UN 'Blue Print
Sends Staffmen
To ASME Meet
Wayne Swift and Don Hend
rickson represented the Nebraska
Blue Print, official engineering
college publication, at the annual
convention of the Engineering
College Magazines Associated at
Ann Arbor, Michigan, October
17-18.
The annual convention was at
tended by delegates from 24 en
gineering magazines throughout
the country. Host was the tuff
of the Michigan Technic. Prof.
J. A. Henry, advisor for the Illi
nois Technograph, was elected
president of the association for a
two year term.
The convention featured ad
dresses by authorities in the engi
neering magazine field and of
fered opportunity for interchange
of ideas between various maga
zines, discussion of varied edi
torial and business problems.
ECMA was formed to aid in
the efficient publication of its
member magazines through the
medium of monthly editorial
comments and critical analyses. It
tims to maintain a high standard
of excellence as a requirement
for membership.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Note Books, History Taper
Pens, Pencils, Erasers, Ink, etc.
Coltlenrod Stationery Store
215 No. 14th
OrEX Till I!S. 'TIL
Gamma Lambda.
Gamma Lambda hnnornrv hnnH
fraternity, will meet in parlors
ji.x& oi the Union on Tuesday,
Oct. 28, at 12 noon.
Corn Cobs.
Corn Cob workers and actives
are required to be present at the
meeting to be held in room 313
of the Union Tuesday at 5:00 p.m.
Homecoming tickets and schedule
sheets will be checked out.
Money Note for Corn Cobzs.
Migration railroad and earn
tickets will be distributed to Corn
Cobs at their meeting tonight at
a p.m. aii workers must bring
their $15 to annlv on the $20 rnsts
All actives, and former actives
who plan to go, must be present
to receive their tickets, nrmrrlirm
to Sam Warren, secretary.
Homecoming: Rules I
Organized houses must submit
Nebraska Band
Leads Migration
The University of Nebraska
120-piece marching band will
lead the Cornhusker student mi
gration to the Missouri game at
Columbia, Nov. 1.
The band will play the new
school song, "Huskeiland ," which
was composed by Harry R. Minor,
who played football for Nebraska
in 1907-08-10.
Director Don Lentz has worked
out a novelty number for the Co
lumbia invasion whirh is hncoH
on the tune of "Hold That Tiger."
statements of their intentions to
particiDate in Homernminr H aiic
Decorations to the Innocents by
rrin:iv urt. :i tnnpthor w ik to
t , -1 c- .'iv-. . .in 11 a.
in cash, the Innocents ruled Mon
day night.
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Campus News
In Brief
GAMMA DELTA.
The regular Thursday night
meeting of Gamma Delta will be
superseeded this week by a "jeans
and plaid shirt' party to be held
by Lutheran students and friends
at Pioneer's Park Friday evening
at 6:30 p.m.
"Surprise entertainment" has
been promised by Rupert Donklau,
Gamma Delta scoial chairman.
Following this event, a wciner
roast will be held.
Students are asked to meet at
the Union at 6:30 Friday, from
where they will proceed to the
park. Rev. H. Erck has request
ed that additional cars be fam
ished. PUBLICITY COMITTEE.
There win be a meeting of the
Homecoming Publicity Committee
at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28, ac
cording to Jack Hill, chairman of
the committee.
ALPHA ZETA.
Alpha Zeta will have a meet
ing in the Feeds Lab on Ag cam
pues at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28.
AUF Calls Meeting
A meetin of the AUF planning
committee will be held at 8:15
p. m., Tuesday, Oct. 28, in the
Union.
In addition the following are
asked to be present:
Tut Ilrynra, llrure Johnnon, Pnnna AN
frry, Nell AtkinMin, Hob Hindu, Jack
( anilll, Jan Naliman, Tee (.andemoa,
ItuiMi'll Howard, IaiIr Thorrinnnua awl
l.avrrna Arkrr.
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