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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, January 20, 1948
Men's Point Board Requests
Report Individual Point Totals
Point lislinfj of nil mpn 'office
holders were requested by the
Men's point board today in a let
ter to all student organizations
and residences.
The listings must be turned in
before Monday, Feb. 2, according
to the letter. Replies should be
mailed to "Men's point Board,
Student Union Building."
Official activity point totals for
each man will be compiled on the
basis of the reports turned in,
Stan Johnson, point board chair
man announced. Groups not cet-
ing instruction sheets by campus
mail should send the board the
points of each officer and member
he said.
Ultimatum.
"Nn individual mnv carry mon
than the official maximum number
of points after Feb. 2," Johnson
emphasized, "Lxtra oiiices must
be given up before then. Anyone
overpointed after that must give
up the office determined by the
board."
New Doint rating were assigned
activities Dec. 18 to take effect
pointed offices have four points.
The old rating system went up to
five. Individual totals permitted
Classified
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VVANTKIl Ride to Casper, Wyo., after
28 Jan. or within 2r0 mile radius. Call
Lynn. 2-MOfi any time after 6.
wTTCirnrepaTrinls. Pick's Watch Service
in t lie Nehr. hook tiiore.
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FART time! office employment. See
Boomej Agencies, iziu r i.
LOST Brown striped Lifetime Schaeffer
pen at Library desk. Reward. Fhone
3-2122.
VRADK TIES! Don't discard good neck
ties. Someone will like them.
change. Swap colors. Send 6 plus $1.
Receive six others freshly cleaned and
pressed. TRADE TIES, Box 310,
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EXPERT tutoring in German by former
resilient of Hamburg. 6-7092. Evenings
or Saturday afternoon.
MAIN FEATURES START
STAURT: "Captain from Cas
tile," 1:12, 3:51, 6:29, 9:08.
LINCOLN: Golden Earrings,"
1:27, 3:30, 5:33, 7:36, 9:39.
NEBRASKA: "Invisible Well,"
1:10, 4:29, 7:48. "Wild Irish Rose,"
2:47, 6:06, 9:25.
CAPITOL: "Philo Vance Re
turns," 1:00, 4:20, 7:50. "Green
Dolphin Street," 2:04, 5:24, 8:54.
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were lowered correspondingly.
Besides meeting general uni
versity eligibility requirements
activity men are restricted to the
following point totals:
Rule for Men.
(1 freshmen and first semester
transfer students, no more than
two points; (2) sophomores, no
more than four points, nor three
if their average is under 4.5; (3)
juniors, no more than seven points,
nor four if their average is under
4.5; and (4) seniors, no more than
seven points, nor five if their
average is under 4.5.
The board was sot up by the
student council in 1937 to regu
late participation of male students
in activities to permit more to
participate and prevent over-burdening
of a few individuals.
Note: A compilation of men's ac
tivity point ratings appears on
page 2 of today's Daily Nebraskan.
German Club meeting will be
held tonight in Farlor Z, Student
Union, at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Froendt
will talk on his experiences in
Germany and exhibit Nazi sou
venirs. There will be a "N" club lunch
eon on Tuesday at 12 p.m. in the
Union Parlors X,Y, and Z. All "N"
Club members should be present.
Wool Judges
Gather Honors
At Denver Show
The University of Nebraska fin
ished ahead of Utah and Wyoming
to take top honors in the wool
judging contest held Sunday at
Denver, Colo.
The winning Nebraska team
was composed of Robert Meade,
Tecumseh; Norbert Tiemann,
Campbell; and Eugene Jensen, St.
Edward. By virtue of their con
quest, the team received the Chal
lenge trophy, presented by United
Stales Testing company of Ho
boken, New Jersey.
In previous judging at the show,
the Ncbrcska delegation ranked
third in the carlot judging held
Friday afternoon. Texas Tech
and Montana ranked ahead of
the Nebraskans in that order.
Saturday's competition found
the team placing sixth in all clas
ses of livestock, with a second rat
ing in cattle and a third in hogs.
Gene Gard of Beaver Crossing
grabbed individual recognition as
high man in cattle and fifth in all
classes of livestock.
The livestock team was com
posed of Vaughn Johnson, Omaha,
in addition to Gard, Meade, Tie
mann -and Jensen. Prof. E. V.
Dunalp was team coach.
Profs Mail Scant;
Reason Uncovered
J. E. Lawrence, editor of the
Lincoln Star and professor of
journalism, apparently has been
receiving only part of his mail.
If the letter box at his downtown
office is scantily filled, the reason
has at last been uncovered.
Form letters from all manner of
publishing houses and minor news
services recently have been ad
dressed to him as "Mr. James E.
L a w r e n c e, Managing" Editor,
DAILY NEBRASKAN, Lincoln."
Look Magazine even wrote him
a personal letter at that address.
The Daily immediately appropri
ated three cents and forwarded
the Look communique.
Coed Counselor.
There will be no Co-ed Coun
selor Book Review Tuesday eve
ning. .
Guaranteed
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