Friday, October 15, 1948
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Edi flora II
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Pul-ease! ! !
Please! This fervent exclamation comes from the cus
todians of Burnett Hall newest building on the campus.
It seems that the building, which has been in use only
since Sept. 16, has already been mistreated. Initials carved
all over new desl.i, chairs, markings on the walls, etc.
The custodians and the occupants of the building right
fully resent such complete disregard for University prop
erty. University students should not have to be told to re
spect property that does not belong to them!
So we echo the custodian's pica, "Do your carving elsewhere!"
Rally . . .
Another game, another rally!
Nebraska football team members face one of their most
formidable opponents of the season Saturday afternoon.
They will appreciate all the student support and enthusiasm
POSSSo! everyone, get out tonight and put on the biggest and
best football rally ever!
Gus Scores Again . . .
rvnrpllnr finstavson has added another honor to the
long list of accomplishments already to his credit!
"'The Swedish government has conferred upon Dr. Gus
tavson The Order of the North Star, third highest honor of
the country. He was made a Knight Grand Cross, their
highest degree in the order. He received the honor from King
Gustav of Sweden in recognition of his "services in the in
terest of science and the learned arts."
This is just one example of the much deserved recogni
tion paid to Dr. Gustavson in the last few years. The Uni
versity of Nebraska should be proud of its chancellor!
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Friday dawns like the calm be
fore a storm and that's what the
week-end looks like from here.
There will be another regular
barrage of social events.
Let's begin with this afternoon
and the Panhel tea dance in the
Union balhoom. The girls will be
hostesses to an all-campus crowd.
One couple out after the free
cokes and combo music will be
Jean Eckval and Gay King:.
Star of the AOPi Harlam
Heaven party Friday night will
be Miss Joan Rhodes. She will
make her debut as "Sambo" and
eight (8) lines will tell a color
ful story concerning three little
pigs. Miss Rhodes performs the
intricate feat of imitating an in
toxicated southerner with the
hiccoughs.
The Acacia's will party at Kings
Friday, to mention a few: Bev
Sievers and A! Short, Fid Cad
walla der and Bob Van Nest.
Union Will Buzz.
Unionizing is the thing today
and tomorrow. Johnnie Cox and
orchestra will play tonight in the
ballroom on city campus; while
the ag union will stage a post
rally jamboree featuring bingo
and dancing.
Topping open-houses will be a
dance in the Union after the game
Saturday. Everyone will want to
be on hand for the on-the-spot
broadcast of Lee Knight and his
combo.
The Sainted Six, a new union
advocating good, clean fun, will
spend the week-end hiking in the
woods, picking herbs, and gather
ing sumac. The six include Loch
Omond, Wynn Wyman, Bad S ha
bere, the Bert- twins, and Jake
Dahlpren whose favorite pastime
is communing with nature.
Waiters Elect Sweetheart.
The votes are now being tabu
lated in the recent poll taken to
determine this week's Corn Crib
Sweetheart. Candidates include
M. A. Dosek, Clair Gilbert and
Ester Watson. Judges will be
waiters Marion Jeffry, Bob Eb
bers and Duaine Parker who are
under some pressure since Ester
is their boss.
Celebrating their biggest week
end in two years will be Char
lene Erirert and Tom Chilvers.
The two became pinned this week
much to the relief of Tom's Farm
House brothers who had given up
hope.
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NlKht News Fditor Ie flarrla
To the Student Body:
This letter is to explain the sororities' stand on th issue of
homecoming floats. We realize that spirit is the all-important thing
on the campus and we certainly do not intend to withdraw our sup-
port.
However, it is our opinion that floats are not necessary to ex
press our enthusiasm. As we are called upon to participate in many
activities and projects during the year, we feel that it is wiser to
give all of our efforts toward one project at .a time, and have it
done well.
Parades originated as a spontaneous way of adding more pep
to the day of the game. Those of you who witnessed the Nebraska
parade in Boulder will agree with us that foats are not necessary
to make it a success.
Signed,
Gimme Phi Beta
Kappa Alpha Theat
Kappa Delta
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Delta Tau
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Omicron Ti
Alpha Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Gamma
Dear Editor:
After reading your "ferocious, vicious, discrimininatory, anti
communist policy editorial," I went home and shed tear after tear,
and my wife shed tear after tear for poor Bloody Joe and all his
little Commies.
They are helpless to defend themselves, but I am sure that aft
er reading "Lctterip" on Oct. 14, there is rejoicing in the Kremlin,
and that Joe can once more raise his head for now he knows he
will be defended at the drop of an editorial.
Respectfully yours,
A. H. Westendorf,
U. S. citizen.
Educators Discuss Mail Order
Courses at Conference Here
About 100 educators from 17
states and five foreign countries
opened the second international
conference on correspondence
education on the University of
Nebraska campus Monday.
This is the first session since
a pre-war meeting at Victoria,
B. C. The conference will meet
DANCING
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JOHNNY COX
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ORCHESTRA
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Friday Night,
October 15, 9:00
Student Union
for five days to discuss the pres
ent world program of correspond
ence study for elementary and
high school pupils and for vet
erans and members of the armed
forces.
Dr. Knute O. Brady, Univer
sity of Nebraska Extension Di
rector and conference president,
told the opening session of the
conference that a very important
means of furthering international
understanding was now possible.
Wednesday afternoon the dele
gates visited the public schools
at Friend, Neb. N. F. Thorpe, of
the University Extension division,
spoke at a community dinner held
in the high school gymnasium
that evening. He told delegates
that over 2,500 pupils in 282
Nebraska high schools received
part of their education through
University of Nebraska corre
spondence courses last year.
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