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Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1961
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Folies Bergere, Shakespeare
On Union Tour of Europe List
Hav you evr dreamed of
visiting the Open Air Theater
in Rome or of watching the
Folies Bergere in gay Paris?
Then you may be interested
in the 1962 Midwest Collegiate
Student Tour of Europe.
This tour is planned each
year in cooperation with stu
dent unions at the Universities
of Missouri, Iowa State, Kan
sas State, and Nebraska.
Leaving from Montreal on
June 21, the tour visits eleven
European countries and re
turns 62 days later.
Four new countries have
been added to the usual itin
erary. They are: Finland,
Denmark, Norway and Swe
den. The seven other countries
which were also visited last
year are Scotland, Holland,
Germany, Austria, Italy,
France, and England.
Special features of the 1962
tour included in the overall
cost .will be Shakespeare The
atre tickets at Stratford,
Folies Bergere tickets for
Paris. Caracalla Open Air
Opera tickets at Rome, Ba
varian Weisswurste and beer
lunch in Munich, and dinners
at famous restaurants
throughout Europe.
Mary Jean Mulvaney, a
University faculty member,
will again be the official Un-
'Husker Meeting
There will be a meeting
of all Cornhusker workers
Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the
Daily Nebraskan office.
(Today Finishes
(Tryouts for Play
ion representative on this un
ion tour. The chairman of the
Nebraska Union tour commit
tee this year is Sam Condit,
and his a sistant is Judy Keys.
Additional information and
application forms for this
tour may be obtained in the
Student Union.
tight Up (he Sky' " by
Most Hart is one of the better
plays ever written about
Broadway," according to Dr.
Joseph Baldwin, play director.
Tryouts for the play will be
held today for the last time
from 3-5 p.m. and 7-9:30 p.m.
at Howell Theater.
Although the play was first
produced in 1948, Dr. Baldwin
explained that there is a re
cent interest in Moss Hart
due to Ms best seller, ''Act
One".
light Up the Sky." con
cerns a playwright who has
written his first play. This
naive young truck driver
thinks that everybody is kind
and good, but he soon learns
to deal with real people. The
cast (in the story) think that
the play is a failure and turn
on the young director.
The cast loses faith in the
play because the play goes
on at the time of a Shriner's
convention and is c o n s e
quently laughed off the stage.
Dr. Baldwin said that the
story is really a very accur
ate picture, but it's just been
spiced up for comedy. He
said these events could ac
tually happen and Moss Hart
has just cut out the dull hap
penings. Dr. Baldwin remarked that
this was the first time that
he knew of when two play
wrights worked together on a
play about a playwright. Dr.
Baldwin is a playwright and so
is Clifford Ashly, technical di
rector of the production.
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STAWNO
SAM DONAHUE
AT PLA-MOR BALLROOM
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Advance tickets at Gold's Record Dept.: $2.00
Admission at door: $2.50
Tiro Named
Honorary
Producers
Darlene Zickfeld, Kappa
Delta, and Phi Boroff, Delta
Sigma Phi, were announced
as the 1961-62 Honorary Pro
ducers at the premier per
formance of "Measure for
Measure" at Howell Memor
ial Theater last week.
They will receive trophies
which they can keep for the
year and the following Rush
Week.
Sharon Binfield, Sigma
Kappa, and Dale Hajek, Bur
nett House, took second place
in the sorority and fraternity
divisions respectively. They
will also receive trophies.
Janet Smith, Zeta.Tau Al
pha. and Herb Probasco,
Theta Xi won third place in
the contest.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
Pw fVeaver, NaX'OnaJ Coiiecj
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favorite of America's College Queens'
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Stop in at your jeweler and be sure to see all the exquisite
Artcarved diamond rings the rings you buy with confidence
and wear with pride.
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of nearert (or boRetown) Artcarved Jeweler. 1 am
tloin lOi to cover handling and pottage.
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.County or Zon
Meetings
Orchesis, the campus mod
ern dance group, will hold
tryouts tonight beginning at 7
p.m. in Grant Memorial Hall.
The Student Council will
meet today at 4 p.m. in the
Indian Suite, Student Union
Topics for the agenda include
the final report of the pub
Iicity committee concerning
the consolidation of several
organizational publications; a
report on the recent trip to
Kansas City for the People-to-
People meeting; and a discus
sion of the University library
facilities.
The Cancer Education Socl
etv will meet Thursday at
7 p.m. in 348 Student Union
This will be an organizational
meeting. A representative of
the Lancaster county chapter
of the American Cancer So
ciety will be present to give a
resume of the Society s work
and present an out line of the
activities of the Cancer Edu
cation society on campus.
The second documentary
film of the series "Nigeria
New Nation," will be shown
Thursday at 4:30 and 7 p.m.
in the Small Auditorium of
Student Union. A Nigerian
student, Felix Aburime, will
be present to answer ques
tions after the showings.
DAILY NEBRASKAN
CLASSIFIEDS
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Hectc Homecoming
Halts Romancing
Biz Ad Banquet Honors
High Student Scholarship
The top students in the
Business Administration Col
lege were recognized last
week at the College's annual
Awards Banquet, which cli
maxed the day-long Business
Careers Conference.
Among the newly an
nounced scholarship winners
were: Robert Allen Mayer
who received the Peat, Mar
wick, Mitchell Sc Co. Scholar
ship, valued at $250.
William E. Seim "re
ceived the Nebraska Society
of Certified Public Account
ants Scholarship, valued at
$100.
Donald R. Pittam was re
cipient of the Socony Mobil
O i 1 Company Scholarship,
valued at $400.
The Phi Chi Theta Key, pre- j
sented annually by the na
tional professional sorority in
business administration to a I
junior, woman for outstanding
scholarship and leadership, j
was awarded to Judith K. ,'
Hansen. I
Ten sophomores maintain-!
ing the highest scholastic av
erages during their freshman t
year in business administra-:
tion received Gold Keys, pre-1
sented by William Gold II of j
Lincoln in memory of his
grandfather, William Gold. I
The recipients include
Thomas B. Allington, Nadene
C. Gardner, Judith' M. Gra
ham, Jerold E.' Gunsolley,
Roland E. Leavitt, Eugene E.
Lenz, Keith R. Sieck, Glen J.
Soukup, Diehard L. Weill, and
William F. Wright.
Toastmaster for the banquet
was Daryl Swarson, chairman
of the Business Administra
tion Student Advisory Board
and of the Careers Confer
ence Committee.
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ROMANO'S
226 N. 10
Very few took time away
from hectic homecoming dec
orating to become pinned or
engaged this week. Perhaps
couples were estranged by
miles of scaffolding or masses
of crepe paper.
Pinnings
Marty Elliot, Kappa Alpha
Reform ...
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always easier to stand
still than to move ahead.
Most campus groups ne
glect the reasons for per
ennial programs and over
look the necessity for con
tinuous revaluation and
revision.
The Innocents should
make provision for a vari
able number of members.
Any house which forces
participation in activities
should change its rules.
All activities should re
vise, revoke, or revitalize
them. These three points
are practical suggestions
which would improve ac
tivities on campus.
Theta, a junior in Teachers
from Weeping Water, to Jim
McKenney, Beta Theta Pi
senior in Arts and Sciences
from Newcastle.
Linda Hogcland, Kappa Al
pha Theta, a junior in Arts
and Sciences from Beatrice,
to Chip Wood, Sigma Chi
junior in Arts and Sciences
from Gering.
Joan Chenoweth, ' Kappa
Kappa Gamma, a junior in
Teachers from Santa Monica,
Calif., to Roger Myers, Beta
Theta Pi junior in Business
Administration from Grand
Island.
Karen McMahan, a fresh
man at Milwaukee-Downer
College from Lincoln, to Steve
McClure, Sigma Phi Epsilon
junior in Engineering from
Lincoln.
Deanna Nicholson, from
Benkelman, to Lester O'Don
nell, Pioneer House junior in
Engineering from Benkelman.
Ginny Mills, from Winter
park, Colo., from Bukingham
shire, England, to John Mit
chem, Delta Tau Delta sen.
ior in Teachers from Elwood.
Engagements
Grace Marr, Alpha Omi
cron Pi, senior in Teachers
from Crete, to George Ahl
schwede, Farmhouse senior
from Crete.
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SATURDAY
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FOR SALE
Seuoned fireplace wood for tale,
enable. IV9-2W1.
Brand new (40 McCrefor tweed car coal
with zip out pile lining. Size 31. Sell
for t30. Need money. 434-2408
m MGA-1600 white norte hardtop with
red leather iaterior. Best tor Nebras
ka climate On It 2M0 actual milei
Never raced, like new. Co 28M Will
tor IIW. Br owner. Phone 489 1064
after 3 p.m.
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Will the peraoa who took my jock-type
fweat-ehirt. pieaae return it :: Call
Thunder Merwick.
FOR SALE
5u Olds, radio, heater, automatic trani
mumon. 56,0(10 actual miles plus snow
Urea. One owner. SlvO. Call 2-47M
FOR RENT
For rent, trailer, clean, 1 bedroom
Adults. Nice location, call evenings
IN'e-OML 10 minutes to campus
PERSONAL
For rent, student couple or coed la -chanse
for carina for children in
motherless home. V W. Brown; Apply
Boa 51A, Daily Nebraskan.
See Mort Sahl, Nov. S. Late hours avail
able with pink slip from housemother.
Sad-eyed Sam, Cheer up. I will lie" you ni
for on carmeled apple and a slightly
sticky loss at the Union Chuckwaaon
Friday night, south entrance. S. JO-lo JO
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WHAT HAPPENS ON CAMPUS SATURDAY NIGHT? If you could peek into an
average campus on Saturday night you would see students planning a hunger
strike and smoking Luckies, ironing their Sunday suits and smoking Luckies,
playing dominoes and smoking Luckies. College students smoke Luckies all tha
time -and more of them than any other regular cigarette. If you go to college,
you should smoke Luckies. It's expected of you.
CHANGE TO LUCKIES and get some taste for a change!
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