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Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1961
The Daily Nebraskon
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Meetings
Phi Eta Sigma men's scho
lastic honorary, will hold a
smoker at 8 p.m. tonight in
232 Student Union.
UNSEA will meet tonight at
7 p.m. in the Union party
mm. The program will be
Voted to the topic, "Teach
er's Role in Politics."
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Governor Frank Morrison's
special assistant, John Kelley
will speak at the Young Dem
ocrats meeting Thursday at
7:15 p.m. in the Student Un
ion. Alpha Lambda Delta will
meet Thursday at' 5 p.m. in
the Student Union.
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I feel the Chancellor possibly is making two glaring
mistakes in selecting an athletic director. The fjrst is
that an athletic director should be a separate job from
the coaching ranks, a man who is interested in all
sports rather than just football. If we want good coaches,
with our present investment in sports, then we ought to
be willing io pay for tnem. What is the difference if a
coach makes more money than a glorified salesman at
Nebraska.
The second mistake would be making a selection of
a man who is not qualified. What did Bill Orwig, still
exerting his pressure here, do as far as bringing Ne
braska into the national spotlight again?
The Big Ten and West Coast schools usually select
a board of two alumni, two faculty members, two stu
dents, and its president to make such important selec
tions. At Nebraska, we have such a secretive system
that it is no wonder things get so goofed up. We'd like
to see such a board set up here with men who know
a little bit about athletics serving on it.
Athletics at NU have been second rate since 1941
and will continue to be such until we get men who can
handle and lead men and women of Nebraska. We need
the type of leadership that Henry Schulte gave us; the
drive and sacrifice to achievement.
The Old Pro still feels that Bill Jennings has given
an outstanding effort. I only hope that he doesn't go
through the hell that Bill Glassford did and, if he is
resigning, that he does it right away. Bill has denied ru
mors that his house is sold and he will leave by De
cember 1. Bill, it isn't worth having drunks and antagon
ists call up your family and make insulting remarks;
it isn't worth having "experts" in football hanging you
in effigy. All of this isn't fair to the school and to you.
If you don't plan to - stay, announce this so that the
'experts" will get off your back.
To the football team I think it's high time you
quit bickering and start playing for Bill in the last three
games. Bill is only human and makes mistakes. But you,
as a football team, 'might dedicate yourself to win the
last three for a man who has tried and apparently been
defeated.
A note to all effigy hangers we still might have a
necktie party for our sterling athletic director selecton
committee. Just think, it will be the first party involving
somebody besides a coach.
Predictions: Nebraska by 21 over Iowa State; ath
letic director selected from among second raters with
Jack Curtice as leading contender; another long four
years to look forward to.
International Dinner
An international student
banquet will be held 6 p.m.
Thursday evening in the
Pan American Room of the
Union under sponsorship
of the campus Council on
Religion.
IS IT TRUE THAT ANYTHING
COES? "We'v got bank vici
presidents who come to gam
ble, people with women
who are not their wives!" So
lays t Las Vegas business
man. Where do they draw the
line? In this week's Postryou II
read the shocking story "Ho
Wicked Is Vegas?"
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Homecoming Passes; Romance Continues
All that remains of the
Homecoming festivities are a
few bleak feet of chicken
wire and isolated stuffings.
However, campus life forges
ahead as the usual number of
pinnings and engagements
are "announced.
Pinnings
Joyce Tonniges, Kappa Del
ta junior in Teachers from
Ghresham, to Gene Huebner,
Beta Sigma Psi freshman in
Dental College from Papillion.
Sarah E. Johnson, Alpha
Omicron Pi sophomore in
Teachers from Lexington, (o
James A. Johnston, Alpha
Tau Omega senior in Fine
Arts from Lincoln.
Judi Ann Zadina, Alpha
Omicron Pi junior in Teach
ers from Lincoln, to Dan
Hansen, Delta Upsilon soph
omore in Dental College from
Grand Junction, Colorado.
PERSONAL
Vie wish to thank those persons responn
hie (or the burning of our Homecoming
display. It made cleaning up much
easier and was greatly appreciated.
ACACIA FRATERNITY.
If I had a ticket ... I'd go to the
dance ... If I had date.
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, Meetings
There will be no regular
Builders meeting tonight but
executive officers will meet
at 6:45 p.m.
A.S.M.E. will meet, tonight
at 7 p.m. in 206 Richards
Hall. Any interested fresh
man student is entitled to
join.
Spanish Club will meet at
7 p.m. tonight in 240 Student
Union.
The Medical Technologist
club will meet Thursday at
7 p.m. in the Student Union.
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Professor Theodore Jorgeiv
sen, Department of Physics,
will speak on the topic "Ana
tomy of Nuclear Bombs" at
an Engineering College semi
nar to be held in the Pawnee
room of the Student Union at
6:45 p.m.
'TO
Sue Glenn, Towne Club jun- riculture from Mullen
lor in Arts and Sciences from
Lincoln, to Maurice Wiese,
Ag Men's Club senior in Ag
riculture from Dodge.
Sarah Muejhaupt, Kappa
Alpha Theta senior in Arts
and Sciences from Des Moines,
to John Elliot, Phi Delta Theta
to John Elliot, Phi Delta Theta
senior in Business Adminis
tration from Denver.
Nancy Eriksen, Chi Omega
sophomore in Teachers from
Mullen, to Dick Anders, Sig
ma Phi Epsilon junior in Ag-
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Barbara Bryan, Nebraska
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Tom Russell, Delta Sigma
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