The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 09, 1951, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

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    Friday, ; November 9, , 1 95 1
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE -4.
Associated Women Students Set Eleven As Maximum Points
For University Activity Coeds Under Recently Revised System
University coeds may carry a
maximum of 11 activity points
each, according to the revised
point system released today by
Associated Women Students
board.
-The system set up by this year's
board, headed by Nancy Button,
is to be re-evaluated each year as
work in the different campus or
ganizations varies. The number of
points for some activities may
change when the nature of jobs
is-altered.
"vGinny Koehler, chairman of
the point system for AWS, an
nounced that an appeal board
has been set up to consider
cases of over-pointed coeds who
wish to carry one or two more
than the maximum of 11 points.
'Under the new system, several
activities are not pointed. Miss
Koehler reports that the AWS
board did not point honoraries
"because their functions and prin
ciples are too widely varied, and
because they are within colleges."
College Days, according to
AWS representatives, is ' not
pointed because it is still in the
formation stage. Several board
members Indicated that it would
undoubtedly be pointed next
year.
Overpointed coeds have been
notified by the AWS board. If
they wish to appeal, they must
fill out appeal application blanks
by Friday, Nov. 16, and return
them to AWS drop box in Ellen
Smith hall. Blanks may be ob
tained at Ellen Smith. The first
meeting of the appeal board will
be Nov. 19 at 5 p.m. at Ellen
Smith, r
Coeds in activities are urged
to . read the system and keep
track of their own points. A
file is kept by AWS point sys
tem committee of each coed and
the points she is carrying.
Ag Exec. Board
President 5
Member 2
Ar Y.W.C.A.
President 8
Vice President 6
Secretary ....... 4
Treasurer
District representative 4
Cabinet member
All University Fund
" President 8
Vice president 6
Secretary
4 1 Assistant layout editor
Treasurer
Heads 3 Panel editor
Assistants 2: Assistant panel editor.
Worker l! Business manager
Vice president
Board members
NUCWA
4 Motor corps chairman
lOjPresident
I Assistant business manager.
8 1 Photograph editor
7 Art editor
4 j Cornhusker Countryman
'Editor
7 1 Managing editor
. iCo-Hometeconomic editor
. Business manager .
Assistant business manager
iCirculation
I rtailv Nebraskan
Associated Women Students
President
Vice president
Board member
B. A. B. W.
President
Vice president
Social chairman . . ;
Board
Builders (City and Ag)
President ?, Editor
if; . :j A 1. . ...
vice presiuem Acsnriati editor
Secretary 4 1 Managing editor 9
Treasurer News editor ..... 7
Board ; Sports editor 3i
Assistants Ag editor ?!
Cheerleaders and Alternates Society editor ?
Squad 2 Assistant sports
Coed Counselors Feature editor
President 8 Business manager 1"
Vice president 6 (Assistant business manager .... i
Board members 4 'circulation ... 8
Coed Counselor 2 Farmers Fair Board
Cornhusker j Member 2
Editor 10 j Home Economic Club
Associate editor 9 , president 8
Managing editor 8 "
Section heads 5j Main Features Start
Layout editor o Varsity: -"The Tanks Are Com
ing," i:42, 3:39, 5:36. 7:37, 9:32.
State: "Streetcar Named De
s.re," 1:38, 4:12, 6:46, 9:20. J
Esquire: "Pygmalion," 2:00,
7:36, 9:26.
Vice president 4
Officers 3
Spring conference 4
Board 2
Organized Houses
3 1 President
.... 2
'. ... 3 President
. . . . 2 1 vice president . . '. k . .
. . . . 1 1 Red Cross
. ; President
..,.10 1 Vice president
9 secretary
Treasurer
Panhellenic
Bloodmobile chairman 4
Veterans hospital chairman .... 4
Orphanages chairman ....... 4
' r board , 3
Religious Welfare Council
President 4
Vice president 3
Corresponding secretary, 2
Search Week 5
Member 1
Residence Halls for Women
Governor
g' Social chairman
g Sorority
51 President
4 1 Pledge trainer ........
Treasurer
Student Council
Vice president
Corresponding secretary . . . ,
Treasurer
Committee chairman .......
Recording secretary 3
Member 3
Student Union (City and Ag)
Board officer 7
j.ij-'wcaivi IllblUVll ......... w
Committee chairman and co-
v 1 1 a a i moil ,.,.....
Committee members 2
Tassels
3 President 8
Vice president
Secretary
Member
WAA
President
Intramurals chairman
Council (vice presi
eluded)
. WCA
President ,.....
Vice president' t ..... .
Board member
Freshman cabinet . . .
District representative
Treasurer
Assistant treasurer . .
Secretary
6
WMNEI BROS.
r "a Streetcar
Named Desire'
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,WRNER BROS i
NOW MAT. "itt Iw. l.M
Yoia Asked for Tlicm!
Piire Wool
gives you so MUCH
for so LITTLE 'cost!
K Turnpike N
SAT., NOV. 10th
Bob Dcckard
His Piano and Orchestra
Dancing 9-1
Couples Only
Adm. 83c Plus Tax
Next Sat.
TED LEWIS
His celebrated Orchestra
and Revue
More schedules, more comfort,
more convenience are reasons
students prefer Greyhound, the
friendly way to travel! Go Grey-
bound on all your trips . . . hol
idays home, week ends, big
games. Fares are amazingly low
ike those below.
CHEYENNE, WTO $10.05
NORTH PLATTE 4.85
OMAHA 1.25
WICHITA, KANS 5.45
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 8.55
DES MOINES 4.30
ST. JOSEPH, MO 3.00
CHAKTCt A Hi TO THt GANC1
'The Tanks
Are Coming
Starring
Steve COCHRAN
l'hllip CAIYfcl
Mari.ALDON
Feature At: 1:42, S:S9.
S:M. 7:31. :.
Extended waistband
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Starts Today
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PYGMALION
Wendy HILLER
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This is the same slack that was a sellout last year! The same
high quality pure wool flannel, the same high quality tailor
ing. Walk, run or drive to Simon's today because there are
only 200 pairs at this extra special price. Advertised only in
the "Rag' to give you university men first choice. Regular sizes
only.
Simon's Men's Clothing Second Floor
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Join the Campus Caravan to
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Dancing Every Saturday Night
AND
INHERENT IN BOTH OUR CORNHUSKERS
AND THE NEBRASKA BOOK STORE
QUALITY
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FOR A WINNER-
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TRY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS
OPEN NIGHTS
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WAf QME
OF THESE
CASH
PHIZES
$)00 ut Prize
$)00 2nd Prize
$00
3rd Prize
RULES
1. In each advertisement on
this page you will find one
football game scheduled for
the coming week. Indicate
?our choice of winner by
necking the box next to
the team. If you wish to
indicate a tie, check both
boxes.
2. Complete entries must be
at hte DAILY NEBRASKAN
office by 12 o'clock noon
this coming Saturday.
3. Fill in your name and ad
dress in the space allotted,
winner will be announced
in next Tuesday's DAILY
NEBRASKAN.
4. Don't indicate scores,
merely winners or ties
Prizes will be awarded to
the person who guesses the
outcome of the most num
ber of games correctly, and
whose entry is received the
earliest. Staff members of
student publications are not
eligible to enter.
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