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BY SUSIE REED.
Most everybody came to class
with sand in their hair Monday
morning; it seems that we had
some fine picnic weather last
weekend.
The Phi Psi's opened their pic
nic season with an open air fes
tival (with food) Saturday night
It began out at Pioneer Park and
wound up at the Phi Psi domain.
Sandy Crawford's little sister
came down from Omax to picnic
with Gordon Gealy. Jane Mc
Arthur and Ann Kenner, who
seem to have taken up permanent
residence there as of late, were
seen muling around with stand
bys John Connelly and Filthy
McClymont.
Man Goes Overboard
South Bend was crowded Sun
day with Betas, Sig Alphs, ATO's
and Phi Delts. After pulling
brother Bruce Bergquist out of
the drink, the Sig Alphs spent
the rest of the afternoon play
ing football. Nobody knows how
they spent the evening.
Around the Phi Delt campfire
were Bob Phelps and Pat Nordin,
Tom Harley and Jo Johnson
Bill Stewart and Marinn Rattov
- - - - - -. ,
Jim Edee and Marg Muscheites,
jacK caay ana an old name, some
oi xne more energetic people in
the crowd even hiked to the lo
cal general store for two loaves
MAIN FEATURES START
LINCOLN: "To The Victor,"
i:uu, 3.08, 5:17, 7:26, 9:35.
STUART: "My Girl Tisa," 1:10,
3.-J8, a:z3, 7::3Z, 8:39.
NEBRASKA: "Of Mice and
Men," 2:42, 6:00, 9:20. "Our Re
lations," 1:20, 4:38, 7:58.
CAPITOL: "Wild Brian Kent.'
1:18, 4:39, 8:00. "Cass Timber-
lane," 2:20, 5:41, 9:02.
PLUS: ARTHUR GODFREY
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Betas Left Stranded
Nobody knows if the Betas ever
made it home from the picnic
They were last seen waving a
white flag as they huddled to
gether on the sandy shore.
The DU's had their picnic at
Roberts Park. A delightful time
was had by all.
The Kappa Sig "Prohibition"
Party turned out to be quite a
free-for-all. Jackie Wightman led
the reform movement with Randv
Ewing. And everyone had a
bang-up time out Phi Gam way
as they entered through the
"rear" door for the Phi Gam "Gay
Nineties" Party. Charlie Orr
brought D.G. G.G. Dinsmore. Tom
Peterson escorted Joel Bailey, and
tsoDDie uejarnette tagged along
wnn ueorge coupe, we under
stand that Bobbie also gave some
of her free time to an ex-pin-
mate last weekend.
Seniors . . .
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the seniors adopted, was a delay
of examinations in order to give
students two days of preparation
before their first final tests.
The Chancellor's third point was
in the form of a suggestion from
the Alumni activity board, who
had asked him if the seniors would
be willing to squire alums through
the university following the lunch
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With so much political activity
on the campus recently Notes
of the Week include some
startling news ... a women's
faction of blushing rose shade
has announced their candidate
for president as DUGIE DOYLE,
Lincoln law student. . . in re
leasing this c a m p u s-shaking
news the coeds announce they
are "way behind their candi
date. . ." Miss I. C. Awl, pub
licity chairman states, "DUGIE'S
a darling boyl We think
DUGIE would make a darling
president!" . . . immediate re
action came from the LAWYER'S
LOYALTY LEAGUE endorsing the
candidate as a "representative
American boy" but warning
voters the DOYLE platform con
tained "some knotty loopholes."
At a rally staged at the Delta
Omicron Nu house by the Glass
Blowers Union, MR. DOYLE ac
cepted the nomination as a
citizens call to arms' and stated
he felt honored that he had
been called" upon to serve his
country in such a capacity.
Addressing the group he said,
We all know that we must work
hard to get a head. I feel con
fident that I am a self-made
man. An ambitious lawyer needs
the office. I want reform. I
want housing reform. I want
educational reform. "I want "
Voice from the audience,
"Chloroform!"
"The other party has been rob
bing the people for years. Now
give us a chance!" And now
that he was finished and the
facts were before them, there
existed a vast silence. It was
a silence pregnant with possi
bilities; anything might be born
of a calm such a3 that. But
strange to say, absolutely
nothing happened. They were
all asleep!
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