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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Fridoy, Jonuory 10, 1953
fa Reports Majority Begin
Drinking Habits Before College
According to a study made by a Yale Univer
sity associate, four out of five college men who
drink began their drinking before entering college
with the same holding true for 65 per cent of the
coeds.
The data secured from -7
colleges nd 17,000 students fur
ther revealed that beer is the f
but only 17 per cent of the
men and 47 per cent of the
ivimtt a nreference for it
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Wine was preferred by more vo,-.
women than men, and 42 per f V
cent of the college men pre- v
ferred hard liquors but only
half that number could afford Bartunek
to pay for it
The study reported that me prooaoimy
men I
Peg Bartunek
and nothing is roinf unstudied. One Is beinf
made by the staff members of the student publi
can at Berkley to determine the amount of Hp
stick transferred during-' the lenrtta of a kiss.
Two mobile laboratories have been set up on
the campus to carry on the Investigation. After
each experiment the lipstick Is removed from the
receiver to a white handkerchief and wefched.
The research has thus far revealed that the re
sistance of a body decreases as the temperature
of that body Increases and that the most im
portant variable in the transference is that of
pressure.
Iowa State has been accused of expanding il
legally into a second state university,
Your
Church
Baptist Student House
Sunday morning: Church school
and morning worship in city Bap
tist churches: 4 p.m., student
cabinet meeting; 5 p.m.. cost
supper; 5:45 p.m., movie, 'The Si
lent One." The Sunday evening
program is a joint meeting with
Cotner Student House.
Wesley Foundation
Union Committee
To Sponsor Recital
In Lincoln
A fnrultv recital, sponsored by
the Union music committee under
direction of Chairman Marilyn
Hamer will be presented at 4 p.m.
Sunday in the Union Ballroom.
Th nroeram will feature Missl
i?" iST1 SSllel. working with a planning
Miss Mary- Jane Waggoner as
ChristianChurchHasMeet
Of 4 National Leaders
accompanist. ;
A quartet, composed of Earnest
Harrison, niano: tan acnuman.
Saturday, 9 a.m., Wesley Foun-vj0im; R0ma Johnson, viola; and
dation retreat, Havelock Methodist Carol Puckett, cello, will, play
Church, 6043 Morrill. Sunday.! several selections. All performers
2:30 p.m.. Sigma Theta Epsilon are facuity members of the School
initiation. Trinity Me t h o d ist0f pjne rXs wjth the exception
Church; 3 p.m.. Kappa Phi Degree of Miss j0hnson, graduate student,
of the Light. St. Paul chapel: 5, Miss Schultz will plav five se
p.m.. Wesley Fireside. Tuesday.Iections from Chopin. Miss Dean
7:15 p.m.. Kappa Phi active-alum will sing severai compositions in
meeting. Wednesday, 7 p.m., W es- German by Schumann, and the
Icy Worship. piano and strings quartet will
Lutheran Student Association present three numbers by Brahms
Friday. 8 p.m.. roller skating
Four national Christian Church; church leaders from the state are
taking part in the two day con
ference, which began Wednesday
morning, under the direction of
conference for educational work
of Christian Churches of Ne
braska are meeting at First Chris
tian Church.
Approximately twent y-five
Foster To Address
NUCWA Thursday
party. Sunday, 9:15 a.m., Bible Greer NdlTieS New
ctnriv H nm ritv ISA cost SUD-Mccl llCYY
per; 6 p.m
1200 No, 37th,
Committee Heads
The charge was made by the president of the .yespers.' Thursday, 7:15 a.m., Ma- pour new Union committee
of
University of Iowa's alumni association n
Iowa State has receivea ieaerai "-re -
voun persons drinking was greatly affected by about ten limes greater than the amount approprl-
ated to the University or iowg wm u..; .
state university set up by the constitution."
the practices of their parents.
A professor at Turin University was recently
arrested en charges that he sold 1.809 copies of
the questions be was planning to ask on examin
ations before the exams were held.
President-Elect Eisenhower was named the
"Man of the Year in a poll conducted by the Edi
torial class at KU. Among other top personali
ties of 1952 chosen by the group were Sen. Joe
McCarthy, John Foster Dulles, President Truman,
Sen. Robert A. Taft, and one nonpolitical figure
Marilyn Monroe.
The election of Eisenhower was voted the top
story of the year in another poll by the Editorial
class, and a sport poll rated the U.S. 'riumph in
the Helsinki Olympic games as the top sports
story.
It appears that everybody is making studies
Maybe the coming semester will bring a ra
tio cbanre to Davidson College. Its present en
rollment: 825 men, one woman.
The legality of a fraternity pinning ceremony
is being questioned in a student court at Okla
homa University.
A fraternity man complained that after his
pinning he was tossed into a pool minus his
clothes and was assaulted by his fraternity broth
ers.
tins; 3:30 to 5 p.m.. coffee nour;;cnairmen nave been announced by
7:15 p.m., choir practice.
University Luther Chapel
Missouri Synod)
Sunday. 10:45 a.m.. Sunday wor
ship; 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible
Jack Greer, president of the Union
Board.
Jan Harrison will head the
The Nebraska University Coun
cil for World Affairs mass meet
ing to be held Thursday will hear
an address by Henry Foster, pro
fesor of law.
Foster, a specialist in the field
of civil liberties, will discuss aca
demic freedom.
Foster received his Bachelor of
Arts degree from the University A toy iron lung for donations
and was graduated cum laude to the Polio Drive was stolen
from the College of Law. A former from the ladies rest room at the
Lieutenant Commander in the j Gold's and Company store Tues
Navv. he attended Harvard Grad- dav. In the ODinion of many who
UifitA T.&nr Q.Virvl finI tontfVit fi i ntj.4 4Ka thf thtfkf hart
Emmett G. Hass. director of reli
gious education of the Nebraska
Christian Fellowship.
Ruth Reynolds, national direc
tor of Children's Work Leadership
demonstrated a new film for use
in children's work which was en
titled, "For Every Child."
Charles M. Ross, national di
rector of educational education,
and leadership education, stressed
the role of the New Revised Edi
tion of the Bible in work of the
planning conference.
Thief Takes Polio
Donations In Store
hour: 5:30 n.m.. Gamma Delta
cost supper followed by discussion .two General Entertainment coiti
on tot)ic "Toward a Happy Mar-Imittees will be Norma Carse. Stan
riage. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Choir Si pple will direct the other Gen
House nnri Office committee. New
Recreation committee chairman is! number of years at the University .had is very able bidder for "the
Sherrv Clover. Headine one ofiOf Oakland Law School. 'meanest thief award."
rehearsal.
ieral Entertainment committee.
AT miLLER S
Army Answers Inquiry
Of Alien ROTC Student
Vladislav M. Biro, University
student who wrote a letter to
n. fnnHan! claimed the action was a mat-1 President Harry S. Truman, Dec.
. .v- nin;nt;ff ha abided bvil2 to obtain permission to take
and participated in the customs of the fraternity
previously.
Maybe the dousing is a move to discourse
pinnings.
Jr.-Sr. Class Board Constitution
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JUMOR-SEXIOR CLASS
BOARD COXSTITUTIOX
PREAMBLE
Senior Class Board into effect t I
C. Holdover Members
1. Two members of the Junior-,
Senior Class Board shall be nom-:
inated and elected by a majority .
vote by the outgoing Junior-Sen-;
ior Class Board at a meeting not
less than one week before filings,
close for class offices for the fol-j
lowing year. Unless one or both
nf ihpsp members apply for a
Senior class office and are elected
courses in ROTC, has received an
answer from the Department of
the Army.
A law passed by Congress
prevents foreign students from
taking such courses unless per
mission is given by Cammand-er-in-Chief
of the Armed
Forces or CongTess changes the
law pertaining to ROTC.
The letter Biro received from
IS
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mally enrolled in the Reserve
Officers Training Corps, and
upon completion of the course,
if otherwise qualified, be ap
pointed in the United States ;
Army Reserve." jj
Biro, who is a freshman in the
College of Arts and Science will g
obtain citizenship to the United
aiaies wnen a junior ana oe a Die
to enroll in ROTC.
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thr impvnisM ao- th vnartmpnt or thp Armvricawv nuvae memuers "
Rajmond A. McConnell Jr., edi- 4
absences. The Chairman shall: stated, "Only citizens of the!
rill,; fJH Oil CAVU. ' .....w " V. aw. . r . . , , .
To appoint specially qualified mal enrollment; however, students tor of the Linco'n Journal, will be y
non-members to temporary who are aliens, if accredited by, featured as guest speaker at !
committee posts. j their government, may be per-Presby House Sundav. jj
To be responsible for the exe- mitted to pursue the course with- "Student Religious Publica-
cution of all provisions of the out expense to the government,. ..... . '"
constitution and to carry out, and may be granted access to,10"5 will be the topic of McCon-
and dulv enact the legislation classified material used in t h e noil who has been invited to speak
of the Junior-Senior C 1 a s s course. at the regular Sunday forum bv ;
1 T t 1 J
""--' " . benicr Class ouice anu Board. ! mumucn as you nave oe- The PoL Prebv Houe news-
We. the Juniors and Seniors of b ,he class at tne general elec- . Duties of the Assistant dared your intention to become' s 7
the University of Nebraska do
cereDy oraain ana kkjuhsii " .will ?ere
constitution lor tne aaminiMrt- CounciL
tion of all affairs sponsored byj holdover member is sub-'
the J!!.5-6"?0 ! ject to suspension or dismissal by,
ARTICLE I ajHkj S'udent Council for failure to,
The name of this orw-fSsions of the Junior-;
Stiail De me wunior-oemui -- R-rH into effect. ! f all committees.
Board of the University of e-. RTICLE IV CF OFFICE Section 3. Duties of
-nrr v tt rrRPOSES I Th elected officers shall take chairman shall be:
ARTICLE U ruruMs ! ... faU meeting 0f, T assume the duties
The purpose ot tnis orgaiiiza- . The appointed Chairman in the absence
tion, that
member
on the
or members jan;
Senior Class
a citizen of the United States, and,paper
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a. To assume the duties oi me ior mat reason are unable to ob- Aicv-onneii win speau irom osu
Chairman in his absence. jtain accreditation for access to P-m- to 7 p.m. and will preside 5
b. To assist the Chairman with 'classified material, you may if oyer a group discussion and ques-,3
the preparation of the annual you desire, and if desired by in-'tin and answer period the next'!-
rpnnrt siitutional authorities, be per- nalt hour.
c To be an
ex-officio
member, mitted
to pursue the course of j The evening's activities will be-
the
I instruction without expense to the pin at V3n nm n-ith a iirh mn.'i
V i c e government You will rot, how-lper at 25 cents a plate to be fol- S
(ever, be authorized to have ac-I lowed bv a short informal period I
of the cess to classified material." and a short worship. I
of thei "If you attain citizenship All University student are in-,i
prior t completion of the coarse
f instrnction, yoa may be for-
lion shall be to create, buna ana ""vr. -vA ff th ruH; Accictint
mamtain spirit at the Unners ty s meetine after ap- Chairman. I
of Nebraska; to manage me pernor , - al - student CounciL I Section 4. Duties of Assistant Vice,
to sponsor sucn nincuoris ojcui - rhairman in the absence of the!
each successive Junior -is enior section I. To te engioie ior mera- x Assistant Chairman. !
Oass Board may deem necessary, bership on the Junior-S e n i o r j f'fP3 jceA f
AETin.E III MEMBERSHIP Class Board, candidates m u s t ,mw 'he ,x .h.-31,.- c
Section 1. The following repre- meet the following requirement: sfrr L'Ullts vl ( The University College of Medi-
5entatiTes shaU comprise me jun- a. Regular university ruies Mid.i - minutes of all clne- ss comparea witn mose or
ior-Senior a ass Board: govern in determining a candi- V j,,nir-v.nior , several surrounding states, lags
vited to attend any part of the f
evening. if
e Medical Association Calls
Session To Study Med School
a. Class unicers . i dale s eiigiouiiy.
1. Th Junior and Senior j t. Filines shall be open
classes shall each be represented , weeks prior to the date of elec
by the following elected oincers.ition or interview.
o twcwt i c. The form shall contain
k vic- 7rj3pnt .following information:
c Secretary , 1
d. Treasurer
2. These members shall be
elected at the General Election
sponsored by the Student Council.
i. la case an elected Junior-j
Senior Class Board member gives:
up his seat because of withdrawal f
Jrom school, resignation, or ineli-j
gibility, the second high person in:
the election shall serve as a re-
Dlacement. !
4. Any elected member is sub- Section 1. All members listed un
meet to suspension or dismissal by Article ni shall have one
the Student Council for failure ( vole 8t Junior-Senior Class Board
to carry decisions of the Junior-.meetings. 1
Senior Class Board into effect. I Section 2. A simple majority of
b. Class Councils !the members present at a meeting
1. The Junior and Senior classes constitute a quorum,
shall each be represented by. RETICLE VII COMPOSITION
Council members. J OF THE JUXIOR-SEMOR
2. The Senior Class Council r roard
shall consist of four appointed;
two,!-'"? "T""- .-.;. improvement.
ecuon o. luues ii inc a-viwhw. ...
far behind in development and
the
1. Name, address, and sex.
2. Position sought. 1
3. Grade average, college and;
class (to be certified by reg-i
istrar). j
4. Social fraternity or organ
ized house. !
5. Activities (membership, of-'
fices held).
6. Other information desired by
the Board.
ARTICLE XI VOTING
Secretary shall be:
' a
members and two holdover mem
bers. The Junior Class Council
shall consist of six appointed
members.
2. These me miners except for
holdover members shall be ap
pointed by the Student Council ;
Student Activities Committee and!
the Junior and Senior Class Presi-j
dents within three weeks after :
classes begin for the fail semes-!
Ier. Xhese appointments shall be-
come official with the approval (
Ol the Student Council.
4. In case an appointed Junior-J
Senior Class Board member gives (
tip his seat because of withdrawal
irom school, resignation, or ineli-j
gihihty, vlmz shall be reopened
To conduct such cor res pond -
ence as the Junior-senior)
Class Board shall deem necessary.
b. To assume the duties of tne
Secretary in his absence; j
Section 7. Duties of the Treasurer:!
a. To prepare with the aid of the
Chairman. Assistant Chair
man, the Assistant Treasurer,1
and advisor the annual bud-j
get.
b. To keep all financial records
of the Junior-Senior Class
Board and submit financial
reports upon request.
c. To maintain proper relation
ships with the office of the
Director of Student Activities ,
as required by University rul- j
ing.
' Section t. Duties of the Assistant
j Treasurer shall be:
To assume the duties of the
I Treasurer in his absence, and to
assist the Treasurer in the per-
a. Chairman: Senior Class Presi- ARTICLE IX ANNUAL BUDGET
dent j e committee as provided io
b. Assistant Chairman: Junior, yilL, section 7 of the
Class President "junior-Senior Class Board Con-
C Vjce Chairman: Senior Class iStitution shaa prepare an item
Vice President lized budget lor presentation to
3. Assistant Vice Chairman: Jun-jUje junJOr-Senior Class Board
ior Class Vice President one tort the deadline set
e. Secretary: Senior Class Secre- the student Activities Office.
. talT , . I This budget shall outline pro-
L Assistant SecTelary: Junior,p06ed expenditures and incomes
Oass Secretary of the Board.
g. Treasurer: Senior Class Tras AR11CLE X MEETINGS
. jrer , . Section L The Junior-Senior Clast
h. Assistant Treasurer: Junior, sha31 bold at Usit one
Class Treasurer I meeting every two weeks during
ARTICLE VITI DUTIES OF Uhe regular school year.
That was the assertion made
by Dr. Harold S. Morgan. Lin
coln, president of the Nebraska
State Medical Association, when
be announced a special session
f the legislative body of the
association which will convene
in Lincoln Sunday. Tne legis
lative body will nndertake a
study of the problems of tbe
University' Collrre of Medi
cine. Dr. Morgan related that mem
bers of tbe Medical Education
committee, appointed last sum
mer, had personally visited tbe
medical schools of other states,
toclndinr Arkansas. Colorado,
Oklahoma. Iowa. Oreron. Utah,
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Kansas and Minnesota.
"Daring tbe special session
Sunday tbe Medical Education
Committee will report its find
ings to the Moose of Delegates,"
Dr. M err an stated. It is ex
pected that the House of Dele
rates will prepare recommenda
tions for the future needs of
the Legislature and tbe Uni
versity Board of Regeuta, Dr.
Morgan said.'
"All Nebraskans should take j
note of the deterioration their $
medical school has undergone in I
the last 25 years because of a f
lack of adequate financing and -expansion
to keep abreast of f
modern medical education. It L
should be known to all that tinlm i
jthe school sustains immediate im-
provement, it will lose it national t
standing as an accepted medical
school," Dr. Morgan added. ,
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by the Student Council. From the Section t. Duties of the Chairman be called at the discretion of tbe
Uings. the Student Council Stu
Sent Activities Committee and tbe
Junior and Senior Oass Presi -cents
shall choose the proper re
placement within three weeks
after the resignation. These ap
poi.ntpienti shall become official
ith the approval of the Student
Council.
. Any appointed member is
subject to suspension or dismissal
by the Student Council for failure
to carry decisions of the Juriior-
roember
shall be
a. To be an ex-officio
of all committees.
b. To preside at all meetings,
c To appoint committee chair
men and committee members,
d. To present an annual written
Chairman.
ARTICLE XI AMENDMENTS
AND BY-LAWS
Section 1. Amendments to or re
visions of this constitution may
be made by a two-thirds vote of
the Junior-Senior Class Board
report to summarize the year's and with the approval of the Stu
activities of the Junior-Senior j dent Council and two-thirds of
Class Board at the first meet-j the Junior and Senior Class vote,
ing following the formulation Section t. By-laws of this consti
of tbe new Board. jtution shall require a majority
e. To remove any member from vote of the entire membership.
AufbM eQsh;on School' Offers Three
DtGdhne Set For Friday .
Friday at $ ptn. U the deadline tellOWShlDS IO DO KjFClClUClteS
r filing for AH University Fund ""r vimmwmiwj
for filinz tar AH University
board positions. 1 "T ''m'y! FeUowship to
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Blanks are available in tbe ALF Carccr, wnj be awarded in nation.
t-.''C Eoom 206, Union. Appli-.wioe mretilifm among college
emit should sign for an inter- seniors.
lew aippointment when they pick
vp tlt ir blanks, Rocky Yapp, AUF
yreEiSent, said. I
Tae apjiiu-ation blanks must
be rcturifd to Ya;p in the ALT
t 'Si'-t or the Beta Theta Pi house.
r tst Joan Ilanson, Gamma phi
Each feflowsbip rovers full
tuition of for the year
course in I Si J -54. Senior wo
tnea rraduating before Aug. 21,
1SSJ are eligible to enter com
petition. ItegMration deadline
i Jan. St.
Registration blanks for Fashion
Ave..-Kew York.
Tbe course at Tobe-Coburn
emphasises actual contact with
the fashion Industry tbrough
lectures by important fashioa
personaiiUes. visits to manu
facturers, department stores,
facbloa sbows and museums,
plus lea full weeks of working
experience with pay in New
York stores and otber fasbioa
organizations.
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