'Tippler' Types Found
Among (sh!) Huskers
By Alger Bibble &
Joe Zilch.
"Call is at three today."
To a great majority of the stu
dents on the campus, this would
mean nothing whatsoever, but to
a certain element, this is an inci
tation. "Shuffleboard? I'll go."
Same thing. Another invitation.
Undergraduate drinking is a
problem of almost every campus
over the country today. In spite
of the opinion of the Office of
Student Affairs, it does go on.
And it will go on. There just isn't
much that we can do about it.
But, for the benefit of the green
little freshmen on the campus, we
will identify come of the more ob
vious types seen in some of the
local bistors.
Number one is the "Gee fellas,
I'd like to but I dont' know if
I should because my folks don't
know I drink" or freshman type.
He is ultimately convinced that it
will do him more good to sop up
a couple than it will for him to go
to that horrible orientation class.
Number two is the "Sure I'll go
if I can borrow some identifica
tion" type. He manages to get a
draft card from some old senior
who is 21, but doesn't go in for
minor sports. Usually most sopho
mores fit into this group.
Number three is the junior
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
class, of the "I don't give a damn,
I'm going to quie school anyhow,"
type. He even cuts classes in or
der to be with the fellows. Usu
ally manages to get his assign
ments done and tests taken but his
average isn't too high.
Number four is the senior or
"This is my last year before I go
out in the cold cruel world" type.
He is out for a last good fling be
fore he goes to work. Realizing
that this is his last chance for a
good fling, he makes up for his
lost three years by losing another.
And so we have them, kiddies.
Look them over well. And remem
ber that some of your best friends
probably fit into one of these cat
egories. (Ed. Note): We're only kiddin'
honest. This doesn't really go on
at NU.
Will all social fraternities and
sororities that have not returned
the CORNHUSKER questionnaire,
please do so immediately.
NU Bulletin
Board
Ak Inter-Denominational Youth
Fellowship meeting at 5:30 p. m.
Sunday.
Trident Naval fraternity gov
erning; bo ird will meet in the Ar
mory at 2 p. m. on Tuesday.
Trident Naval fraternity will
meet in the Armory coffee lounge
at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday.
All Corn Cob actives will have
their CORNHUSKER pictures
taken at 5 p. m. Monday in the
photo lab, West Stadium.
No Tassel picture Monday. Tas
sels don't have to wear uniforms
to meeting in the Union.
Ak Exec Board group picture
will be taken at 4:45 p. m. in the
photo lab, West Stadium.
Corn Cob meeting for workers
and actives. 5 p. m. in the Union,
Tuesday.
Pan-Hellenic group picture for
Sunday, October 23, 1949
Cornhusker will bo taken at 4:45
p. m. Monday in the photo lab in
West Stadium.
BABW formal group picture will
be taken at 5 p. m. Tuesday in
the photo lab of West Stadium.
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