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Page 4 The Daily Nebraskan Wednesday, January 6, 1960 On the Social Side: Cupid Reveals 35 New By Pat DEAN Cupid went hunting during Christmas vacation and cap tured 35 couples who an nounced engagements and pinnings Monday night. The chubby cherub slacked off this vacation according to last year's post-Christmas fig ures of 12 pinnings and 42 en gagements. Three more Phi Gams en tered the realm of "at tached". Commented a Phi Gam, "I think well all go into mourning if this gets much worse." Pinnings Melissa Miller, Chi Omega senior in Teachers from Lin coln, to Tom Sieg, Phi Tau graduate of Wesleyan from Lexington. Kathy Roach, Chi Omega senior in Arts and Sciences from Maywood,. to Jack Car lin, Alpha Tau Omega senior in Business Administration from Lincoln. Jeannie Carden, Kappa Al pha Theta sophomore in Teachers from Omaha, to Chuck Evans, Phi Delta The ta junior in Arts and Sciences from Omaha. Gail Simon, Kappa Alpha Theta junior in Arts and Sci ences from Omaha, Ton Bell, Phi Gamma De!ta junior in Arts and Sciences from Oma ha. Nancy Hufman, Kappa Del ta freshman in Arts and Sci ences from Lincoln, to Kent Wells, Sigma Phi Epsilon at Oregon State from Portland, Ore. Janice Hellweg, Kappa Alpha Theta junioriin Busi ness Administration from Lin College Photo Contest Entries Now Available Entries for tht 15th annual College Photo Competition are now being accepted. Deadline for photos is March 11. The contest is spon sored by Kappa Alpha Mu, photo-journalism fraternity, the National Press Photo graphers Association, the En yclopedia Britannica, Life aagazine and the Association of College Unions. A student may enter pic tures in the portfolio cate gory, or In the news, feature, sports, creativity, portrait or picture story classes. Judging will take place March 19 at the School of Journalism, University of Missouri at Columbia. Winner of the portfolio earns an all expense paid week at Life. All first-place winners re ceive a set of the Encyclo pedia Britannica, and all sec ond place and third placers are rewarded with plaques, trophies and World Lan guage dictionaries. In addition, the winning pictures will be displayed at the KAM national convention late in March and then will be 7.95 j v rrr 'J X V A I Ml ITJsJi honors to Vrner for malring- such bean tLful little shoes I On campus or at work they rate the highest praise. And they're paced so you can afford several pairs! WELLS i FROST 1134 "O" ST. LINCOLN "We Git Community Trading Stamps" coln, to Jim Jacques, Beta Theta Pi graduate from Ana heim, Calif. JoAnn Nowka, junior in Lin coln General School of Nursing from Red Cloud, to Don Gable, Delta Sigma Phi senior in Engineering from Lincoln. Katy Griffith, Alpha Chi Omega junior in Arts and Sciences, from Springfield, 111., to Jerry Trupp, Delta Tau Delta senior in Business Administration from Hastings. Engagements Donna Manary, Delta Del ta Delta sophomore in Home Ec from North Platte, to Buzz Schuett, Alpha Tau Omega senior in Arts and Sciences from Cairo. Judy Hanneman, Delta Del ta Delta junior in Teachers from Lincoln to Bruce Wen dorff, Theta Xi junior in En gineering from Lincoln. Linda Disbrow, Delta Del ta Delta sophomore in Teach ers from Omaha, to Mike Logue, Delta Tau Delta senior in Physical Education from Temple City, Calif. Jacque Janecek, Alpha Chi Omega senior in Arts and Sci ences from North Platte, to Lanny Yeske, Beta Theta Pi senior in Teachers from Ab erdeen, S.D. Claudia Allen, Alpha Chi Omega alum from Blair, to Bill Chase, Phi Gamma Delta senior in Agriculture from Broken Bow. Marliss Nelson from North Platte, to Dick Stacy, Phi Gamma Delta junior in Arch itecture from North Platte. Sally Smiley, Kappa Alpha sent to college unions, li bra r i e s and museum throughout the nation. For rules and entry forms, write to Vi Edom, KAM Na tional Secretary, 18 Walter Williams' Hall, Columbia, Mo. Pholo-Snappers Can Join NPPA Photo-journalism majors or other students who take pic tures for on or off-campus are eligible to become mem bers of the National Press Photographers Student Affili ate. Each student affiliate re ceives a "shingle" with his or her name and the name of the school imprinted on it. During the year the affiliates also re ceive monthly issues of the National Press Photographer, NPPA's official publication. Any student qualified for af filiation may secure applica tion forms by writing Cliff Edom, chairman of the Stu dent Affiliate Committee, 18 Walter Williams Hall, Uni versity of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. 'Couples' Theta senior in Teachers from Omaha, to Bob Aden, Delta Tau Delta senior in Engineer ing from Gothenburg. Charlene Gross, Kappa Al pha Theta senior in Arts and Sciences from Hastings, to Ben Warder, graduate of the University of Illinois from Chicago, 111. Diane Singer, Sigma Delta Tau alum from Omaha, to Stan Kaiman, Sigma Alpha Mu senior in Mechanical En gineering from Omaha. Shirley Lelchook, Sigma Delta Tau sophomore in Teachers from Sioux City, la. to Manhy Weinman from Lin coln. Judy Leadabrand, Zeta Tau Alpha junior in Teachers from Lincoln, to Alan Lewis, Uni versity alum from Ashland. Karen Hughes, Zeta Tau Alpha freshman in Arts and Sciences from Lincoln, to John Youngquist, University alum from Lincoln. Gloria Schwartz, Terrace Hall sophomore in Teachers from Melbeta, to Ron Willi ams, Beta Theta Pi junior in Journalism at the University of Missouri from Scottsbluff. Jan Bottom. Alpha Phi sophomore in Teachers from Omaha, to Bob Hall, Phi Kappa Psi junior in Arts and Sciences from Elmwood. Carol Moorhead, Delta Gamma senior in Teachers from Omaha ,to Wayne Brown, Beta Theta Pi senior in Engineering from Omaha. Dee Dillman, Kappa Delta senior in Teachers from Grand Island, to Fred Henke. Beta Sigma Psi senior in Business Administration from Lincoln. Mavis Dvorak. KaDDa Del ta senior in Teachers from Clarkson, to Larry Stears, Delta Sigma Phi alum from Wichita Falls, Tex. Connie Clark, Karma Del- Minden, to Dwight Olsen, Alpha Gamma Rho snnhn- more i n Agriculture from Minden. Mary Ann Ostbere. Atoha Chi Omega junior in Teach ers irom Omaha, to Jerrv Petr, junior in Business Ad ministration at Cornell Unh versify. Sharon Wilson, Alpha Chi Omega junior in Arts and Sciences from Omaha to Jim Gathmann, Tau Kappa Ep silon alum from Omaha Uni versity. Judy Wolcott, Alpha C h i Omega sophomore in Busi ness a dministration from Scottsbluff, to Lyle Burry, Kappa Sigma from Scotts bluff. Judy Tawney, Alpha Chi Omega freshman in Business Administration from Morris Bluff, to Phil Zeleny of North Bend. Joyce Johnson, Alpha Chi Omega senior in Music from Ralston, to Bill Jameson, Al pha Gamma Rho alum from Weeping Water. Kay Lynn Schoneberg, Al pha Chi Omega junior in Mu sic from Orleans to Larry Kalkowski, Pi Kappa Phi jun ior in Teachers. Ann Halloway, Alpha Chi Omega senior in Home Eco nomics from Rockford, 111., to Charles Gibson, sophomore in Med at Stanford University. Faculty ToGive Union Art Show Three University faculty members will present an art show on the main floor art gallery of the Student Union beginning Monday. Presenting the show will be Tom Sheffield, assistant pro fessor of art, displaying pot tery; Hogart Hays, art direc tor of KUON-TV, showing oil paintings; and Keith Christen son, assistant professor of architecture, exhibiting metal sculpture. A col leg professor warns: College cheating is an American disgrace! Why is cheating an accepted practice in many of our colleges today? What can we do to stop this scandalous habit? In This week's Saturday Evening Post, a college, professor reports: about the ingtnious woyi stu dents cheat. how one college official admits "1 out of 3 students cheats rather regularly." why many professors know what's going on but do nothing to stop it. Be sure to read the explosive report on our "American Dis grace: College Cheating" in this week's Post. Four Series To Premiere Next Week Four new educational tele vision series will premiere on KUON-TV next week along with a fifth documentary which is returning to the pro gram schedule. A sixth feature, a special "Dance" program will be pre sented Jan. 15, at 8 p.m. The program will include modern dance selections by Orchesis, University dance group. "From Bach to Gershwin with Audun Ravnan" will be gin Monday at 8 p.m. Prof. Ravnan of the Uni versity's department of mnsic will be at the piano, and Larry Lusk, also a member of the music faculty, will par ticipate In a series of six programs surveying piano li terature from the time of Bach to t h e contemporary mood of Gershwin. Jazz pianist and composer George Shearing and Father Norman J. O'Connor, Cath olic chaplain at Boston Uni versity, are the principals in a special nightly feature, "Jazz Meets the Classics" beginning Monday at 9:30 p.m. The sessions aim to show that the theory and technique of both jazz and classic forms are the same though the han dling, treatment and empha sis are different. The George Shearing Quintet is featured. A new Educational Televi sion series dealing with the sense of values of the Ameri can people according to how these values 'affect living will begin Jan. 12 at 8:30 p.m. Interviews are based on the assumption that culture is an Important factor In determin ing behavior and that culture stems from a people's sense of what Is desirable, good or right. "Action at Law," a documentary-drama on the trial of a civil lawsuit, returns to Channel 12 on Tuesday and I Thursday beginning Jan. 12 at 9 p.m. This series is based on an actual automobile injury case which was tried in the St. Louis Circuit Court. Man's attempt to control nature and nature's "Equa tion of Nature" series that will begin Jan. 13 at 8:30 p.m. Host for the series will be Dr. John Weihing, extension plant pathologist at the University. BAFFLING BLOT FAILS TO FAZE FROOD! (see below) Dear Dr. Frood: Every night for the past two weeks I've dreamt that I am being pursued by a beautiful girl in a Bikini who wants one of my Luckies. Just as slie catches me, I wake up. How can 1 prevent this? Puzzled Dear Puzzled; Go to bed a few minutes earlier. tc to 0 Dear Dr. Frood: I am the ugliest guy on campus. My face looks like 90 miles of bad road. When I go to a party someone always steals my date. 1 worry about this. Can you help me? Loveless Dear loveless: Take heart. Any girl who would go out with you isn't worth worrying about 0 to o Dear Dr. Frood: I think (his ink blot looks just like rabbit ears. My friends say I'm nuts. What think? Bugs Dear Bugs: It's your friends who are nuts. Those are clearly rabbit ears. And the long shape extending down is the rabbit's trunk. LITTLE MAN AS SEEN BY THE STUDENT: WHO CRAMMfD ALL NIGHT WHO W-)5 who pwr 5TUPY Wr0 3TUPlEPTH WZONG MATBftAL- Term Papers Suggested Instead of Final Exams The Indiana University Daily Student has suggested a remedy for the pain of final exams. The suggestion is having term papers instead. The erm paper "would be the student's effort of carefully thought through and pre sented material and would indicate what the student has learned in the course." It wouldn't be dependent on the student's frame of mind KUON Offers College Credit History Course "History of Nebraska," a college credit course, will be shown over KUON-TV next semester. Offered in cooperation with the University Extension Di vision, the class will be taught by Dr. James Olson, chairman of the history de partment, and will carry two credit hours. The course covers the early exploration of Nebraska as well as the political, economic and social development from 1854 -to the present. " The History of. Nebraska series will be included in Channel 12's evening schedule effective in February. The total cost of enrollment is $30. LUCKY STRIKE presents Dear Dr. Frood: I have invited three girls to the dance this Saturday. How do I get out of this mess? Uptha Creek Dear Mr. Creek: Tell two of them to dance with each other until you cut in. tO tO 0 Dear Dr. Frood: I have been dating one girl but I am so good-looking and so popular that I have decided to spread myself around a little more, What should I do about this girl? Dashing Dear Dashing: Tell her the good news. i t& tO o Dear Dr. Frood: My roommate always wears my clothes. What should 1 do? Put Upon Dear Put Upon: stay indoors. TOBACCO Product of ON CAMPUS HffO US$ OZIB NOTES CHBAT6 " - mo has a copy L OF 7MT during a tense two or three hours, the paper said. And who would cram on a term paper? Students at the University of California can avoid the long lines on the day of pre enrollment by enrolling through the mail, the Daily Californian says. The check for the registra tion fee is mailed along with the registration cards. Now students just have to stand in line to pick up their regis tration cards which they then mail to the University. Serenades have been banned at Indiana University, according to an editorial in the Indiana Daily Student. The reason is because they were used to promote candi dates and to provide gim micks for campaigning in contests. Typewriters For Rent Royal Underwood Smith Remington Try Our Rental-Purchase Plan ' Special Student Rates NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER CO. 125 No. 11th Typewriter Ribbons Put On Cover yourself and COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE MORE LUCKIES THAN ANY OTHER REGULAR! When it comes to choosing their regular smoke, college students head right for fine tobacco. Result: Lucky Strike tops every other regular sold. Lucky's taste beats all the rest because L.S.M.F.T.-Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER! urf isnvtuean Jv$uahvmpanp Ja&iet it our middle nam YR'sPlan To Attend GOP Dinner University Young Republi cans will attend the $50-a-plate fund-raising dinner honoring Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ar izona in Omaha Jan. 26 at re duced rates. Plans still tentative call for the hiring of a bus. More than 1,000 persons are expected to attend the dinner which will be held at the Oma ha Civic Auditorium, GOP Na tional Committeeman Don Ross said. . State Chairman Charles Thone said tickets will be giv en to all persons raising $50 or more for the party trea sury. Prominent guests attending the dinner will include: both Nebraska U.S. Senators, Ro man Hruska and Carl Curtis; Homer Gruenther, special as sistant to President Eisenhow er (Gruenther is a native of Platte Center and lived in Omaha); Loren Kennedy, ad ministrative assistant to Sec retary of the Interrior Fred Seaton; Richie Ashburn, Phil adelphia Phillies outfielder, who is State Young GOP cam paign chairman. Lost Picture Is Returned One of the two pictures which disappeared from the Student Union has' been re turned after the art depart ment and Union board decid ed to remove all art works on display. On Saturday morning a jan itor found it on the dock by the side door of the Union. He washed and cleaned it so no fingerprints were taken, ac cording to Allen Bennett, Un ion manager. Returned was the black and white drawing done by Marsha Laging which hung in Music Room A. Phone HE 2-4284 ml I .iaasS, . V Dr. Frood, Ph.T.T. yL j e a I Dear Dr. Frood: My mother and my brother don't like my boy friend, but my father and my sister do. His father and two brothers don't like me, but his mother and his other brother do. What should I do? Miss Muddle Dear Miss Muddle: Tell your father to talk to your mother and tell your sister to talk to your brother. Then tell your boy friend's mother to talk to his father and tell his brother to talk to his brothers. If that doesn't work, then talk to your mother and brother yourself. Maybe they know something you don't know. fimlf aucizy) c i g a i r r i i :. , A CURTIS MAGAZINI
