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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, December 21,1948
Huskers Lose
University of Nebraska cat
ers lost their third straight
game of the current road trip
Monday niffht at the hands of
Duquesne University at Pitts
burgh. 55 to 49. Bus White
head led Husker scorers with
15 points.
Ajj Love Hall
Lives Swede
Life for Week
Residents of Love Memorial
hall have lived in Swedish tra
dition the past week in anticipa
tion of the coming UNESCO
program.
Jeanne Weilage, Swedish na
tional commission leader, started
the ball rolling last Monday
wi.tn the girls celebrated St.
Lucia's day. Celebrated in honor
of St Lucia, a Christmas saint
of Sweden, the day is the first
of the Swedish, Christmas holi
days. According to legend, St.
Lucia rose early in the morning
to serve coffee and rolls to mem
bers of the household. To follow
tradition, girls at Love hall
started festivities at 5:30 Mon
day morning, serving coffee and
Swedish buns.
Snyder Represents St. Lucia
Highlighting the program was
Lucille Snyder, dressed as St.
Lucia in a white gown and a
crown of nine candles and
greenery.
In the evening the house meet
was devoted to a program cen
tered around Sweden. Swedish
folksongs were learned and the
tradition of St. Lucia was ex
plained. Each of the seven study groups
gave a summary of their work
for the UNESCO program fol
lowed by a general discussion.
Fancy Swedish sandwiches were
served as refreshments.
Future IMans Made.
Future plans centered around
the UNESCO program include a
bulletin board a the hall of
items of current interest about
Sweden and about UNESCO it
self. At their first meeting after
vacation, the girls will have a
visual aid film on Sweden. Flans
are also being formulated to have
a fine arts team come to the hall
to tell about Swedish music and
dance. The Swedish legation and
the U.S. embassy in Sweden have
been contacted by the UNESCO
workers in the hall.
Helen Ochsner, who was in
Sweden this summer in a rural
youth exchange program, is
planning an exhibit of souvernirs
as a background for study.
An Clubs Plan
Joint Meetings
Representavties of the Block &
Bridle. Varsity Dairy, and Poul
try clubs met last week to draw
up ptans whereby the three clubs
will hold joint meetings each
month. The second Thursday of
each month has been set as the
date for the meetings.
Numerous advantages are be
lieved to be derived from this
plan. A similar operation is now
in progress on the Iowa Stale
campus. Among the advantages
two are important: first, by joint
meetings the clubs will be able
to acquire well-qualified speak
ers. They will stimulate the in
terests of club members in some
phase of agriculture. Second, a
greater interest in meetings
should rsult in better attendance
by members.
The clubs will still retain their
individuality. After the joint
meetings the separate organiza
tions will conduct their regular
business meetings.
One main result of these joint
meetings will be that Ag stu
dents can belong to only one
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The revised system will come into effect with the flection
or new appointments for that activity.
club. They will agree to give
their full support and regular at
tendance to the organization.
One night a month will be de
voted to the meeting. Previously
three nights were taken.
Crash Vietim
Leaves Hospital
For Christmas
Happy in spite of the heavy
cast on his left leg. Arthur F.
Shotkoski Sunday morning was
looking forward to a big Christ
mas with his family.
Shotkoski, a sophomore at Ag
college, was severely injured Nov.
18 in a West O automobile smash
up that took the lives of two
other university students.
For almost two weeks Shotkos
ski was unconscious from the ef
fects of head injuries. When he
began to recover, the progress
was gradual. At first he respond
ed only to questioning. Later he
bega talking of his own accord.
When he regained conscious
ness at St. Elizabeth's hospital,
Shotkoski said he thought he was
either at home or at Los Alamos,
N. M. He was stationed there
while in the Army.
He will spend the recuperation
period at the home of his sister,
but it will be necessary for him
to return to the hospital period
ically for treatments.
Pix Contest Adds
New Category
Kappa Alpha Mu announces
that a miscellaneous class has been
added to its Photographic Con
test and Salon which closes
Feb. 7.
This class will include all prints
that were not covered by the
original three classes, news, ac
tion, and still life.
The contest is open to all stu
dents of the university. The prints
can be of any size but be mounted
on 16"x20" vertical mounts. En
trants may submit as many prints
as they desire. All prints must
be turned in to room B-4 Bur
nett Hall by p. m. Feb. 7, 1949.
Judges for the contest will be
announced at a later date.
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