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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, September 30, 1949
ISA to Open
Campaign for
New Members
ISA w.ll open its 1949-50 mem
bership campaign Monday with
the goal set at 1.000 members,
according to Don Flesher, mem
bership chairman.
An organization encouraging
social activities for unaffiliated
students, the Independent Stu
dents association is the only or
ganization of its kind on the cam
pus. It a '.so encourages independ
ent students to participate in
extra-curricular activities.
The campaign, which will end
Oct. 15. will be climaxed by a
dance free to all holders of mem
bership cards.
In addition tn the campaign
dance, a party or dance is so lied-
NU Bulletin
Hoard
All past and present members
and pledges of Kernels, (BABW),
enrolled in the university this se
mester, are urged to contact Dona
Jean Saum. 4-1812, immediately.
Tassel committee to point bal
loons will meet at 9 a. m. Satur-
uled for every month of the
1949-50 school year.
Membership dues this year will
be 50 cents a semester or 75 cents
a year. All ISA Council members
ill be selling memberships.
Booths will bo maintained in the
Union. Sosh. Ag Union and Dorms
starting Monday.
Council members include: Presi
dent, Bill Plank: vice-president.
Joann Learning: corresponding
i secretary, Phyllis Johnson: treas
urer. Bobbie Floiy; and publicity
1 chairman. Betty Carroll.
day in Room 101, Avery Lab., in
stead of 8 a. m.
Rev. Charles Kemp of the Uni
versity YMCA will speak on men
tal and spiritual health at the
Agriculture Inter-Denominational
Youth Fellowship meeting on
Sunday. Oct. 2, at 5:30 in Room
333 Starr.
Moies of the Minnesota-Nebraska
football game will be
shown at the Coliseum Mondav
niht at 7.30. Admission is 25
cents.
Ralph Koch and Art Gilbert
were elected to the offices of
Treasurer and Warden-Historian
of Phalanx at their meeting Wed
nesday night. Commander R. Bass
announced that the Phalanx's an
nual rush smoker will be held on
next Wednesday evening, with all
ROTC and NROTC students invited.
Will Hack at Turnpike
The Turnpike will present Will
Back's orchestra on the nights ot
Sept. 30, Oct. 1, and Oct. 2.
He has just completed an ex
tended engagement at Melody
Mill Ballroom in Chicago. Af
ter his stand here at the Turn
pike he will play at the Aragoti
and Trianon Ballroom in Chicago,
the Schroeder Hotel in Milwaukee
and others.
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