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might stop by the Union office
to say hello to Rickie Day, the
new activities director. Rickie's
first big job of the year was
helping direct last Friday's open
house. For all know what a huge
success that was over 3,000 at
tendance! Rickie will soon have
a new office in the east end of
the main floor, from which she
will guide all the activities for
the year. Get to know her we
know youTl like her.
Do you have those end-of-the-month,
hole-in-the-pocket, wish
dad - would - send-my-allowance
blues? A date with a beautiful
gal, but no moola for the movie?
Here's a little tip designed just
for you. The Sunday evening
tfree variety movies begin this
week. First pic, none other than
"Razor's Edge" with Tyrone
Power and Gene Tierpey. What's
more, the G.E.C. (general enter
tainment committee) has seen to
it that new movie equipment and
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, September 23, 1948
sound projectors were purchased
during the summer. No more
changing of reels during that
thrilling love scene, no more
punch lines lost because of bad
sound. Sounds like a good deal,
doesn't it? Starts at 7:30 p. m.
in the ballroom. And for those
with "early" dates try the cof
fee hour with free refreshments
and the organ interlude with Jay
Norris. The time, Sunday at 5
p. m.; the place, Union main
lounge; the date, not a. necessary
requisite, but a nice addition.
I say... here's a little Union
etiquette note found in the Kan
sas U. Student Union bulletin
that's a mighty good first-of-the-year
hint for Nebraskans, too.
I SAY . . .
Have you ever gone into the
Union lounge and looked for a
nice comfortable chair only to
find every one of them occupied
by people commonly called
"smoochers," "neckers," "spoon
ers" or just plain lovers? This is
an everyday occurence.
These "smoochers" don't think
a thing of daylight glare and a
seething place. They are so ab
sorbed in their own little world
that they are completely oblivious
to the milling throng around them.
However, the passer-by cannot
help but notice the "smoochers."
It is as interesting for him as a
free picture show. And who would
pass up a chance like that? But
when he has watched for a while
the scene no longer interests him.
Why? The atmosphere is just
not quite what it should be, and
also his conscience pricks a little
because he realizes that he has
cut in on something thai shouldn't
be seen by anyone and everyone.
His feeling of interest finally turns
to thorough disgust and he walks
away.
Some commonsense, eh, what!
In parting, a small reminder.
Don't forg-et the Jamboree Dance
in the Union immediately after
the Iowa game, OR the much
talked of Frosh Hop, Saturday
evening-.
Come to the Union it suits!
ATTENTION CATHOLIC
STUDENTS!
FREE ORCHESTRA DANCE
IN STUDENT UNION BALLROOM
All University Church Nite
Friday, Sept. 24
MEET. IN PARLORS XYZ DANCING 8:30-18:00
Sponsored by the Wirmfin Club
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