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The Daily Nebraskan
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Romance Raid Sweeps Across Campus
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By WENDY ROGERS
Tiny, pink-faced and angel
ic, 'the impish cherub of all
lovers makes his annual ro
mance raid on demure Uni
versity coeds and strong stal
wart NU cassanovas . . .
For some centuries now,
Cupid has paid an annual
visit to lovers in every cor
ner of the globe. His special
day, in early spring, has been
the occasion of a lovers' fes
tival since , before Chaucer
wrote in his Parlement of
Poules, "For this - was on
Seynt Valentynes day when
every foul cometh ther to
ches his mate."
Since the end of the 19th
century, Cupid and his love
aided the timid in their
love-making.
For the extremely tremu
ulous, an anonymous valen
tine may be the first big
step ...
Carillon Tower
' Meanwhile, back to - our
roly-poly red-faced romanti
cist "Hmmm, Carillon
Tower's in sight, shouldn't
be too long now.
"Strategy's gone pretty
well so far I really scored
high on the big step 9
engagements this week it
was pretty hard work, though,
had to bop those big brave
bullmoose cowards on the
head first, then give them the
heart shaft. A lot of work,
but worth it I guess.
"Let's see now, scored
pretty well on the pinnings
too! Used eight special red
heart-shaped arrows. What?
Oooo yes! That guy named
named Bullet took two
arrows. Boy he fell hard!
"What was it that tall
blonde girl kept shout-whispering
through the panel?
'Pssst . . . hey . . . when do
I come out?'
"Well, the Pillars are in
sight. Since this is such : a
special time, traffic there
ought to be pretty - heavy.
Yup! '
"O h, he kissed her,
wasn't that sweet? Whoops,
she kissed him back. Look
at him run, the coward!
Have to fix that.
' 'Pffft!
"Ha look at him now,
Fog Does Not Obstruct Romances
The number of pinnings and
engagements has not been
hampered by the foggy, cold,
and wet weather of the last
few weeks.
Pinnings:
Susie Sanger, a sophomore
at St. Elizabeth School of
Nursing from Lincoln to Dave
Wohlfarth, Delta Tau Delta,
a junior in journalism from
Lincoln.
Kaye Wagner, Zeta Tau
Alpha, a4 sophomore in
Teachers College from
Grand Island to John Os
terlund, Delta Tau Delta,
Physical Education
Debated on KNUS
Panel discussion on "The
Philosophy of Physical Edu
cation" will be held at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday over KNUS Radio.
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a junior in engineering
from Lincoln.
Billie Spies, Alpha Omicron
Pi, a sophomore in Teach
ers College from Bellevue to
Roger Bengston, Theta Xi, a
senior in Arts and sciences
from Wausa.
Engagements:
Nancy Whitford, a junior
in journalism, from Madison
to Marvin Ostberg, a senior
in English at Wayne State
Teachers College, from Wake
field "
Judy Graham, Piper Hall,
junior in business adminis
tration from Oketo, Kan.,
to Dale Marschman a jun
tration from Daykin.
Jane Fuller, a graduate of
Mile-Hi Academy, from Den
ver, Colorado, to Lyle Wray,
Beta Sigma Psi, a senior in
business administration from
Trenton.
FOOTNOTE
to student travel. Travel to
Europe the NSA-way and
meet the student in the
countries you visit. A M day
program visiting five coun
tries costs $795, all inclusive,
including transportation.
Write: U.S. National Stu
dent Association, Dept. E,
2161 Shattuck Avenue,
Berkeley 4, California.
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... Photos by Dou McCartney
there goes a' lavaliere.
"Think I'll zip over to the
girls' dorm. It's nearly clos
ing hours, the bewitching
hours er minutes. Wos!
Those freshmen! Glad I start
ed early this year.
Sororities
"Now for the. sorority
houses. I doubled the iValen-
tine order this year, so that
should help. Don't want any
tearful Tessies tonight."
After several final checks
on Lincoln girls, our empty
quivered ageless love imps
slips quietly into the soft
darkness of time.
But doo't worry, cassanov
as, he'll be back again next
year.
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Thursday, February 15
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thought. Implicitly and
explicitly, the Council has
been criticized for the
stand taken on CCUN.
STAND TAKEN ON CC
These critics are assum
ing that, even though the
Council has failed to stir
student "interest in cam
pus affairs, they should
not shirk the responsibil
ity of trying to get stu
dent interest aroused in
the area of international
affairs.
How can success in
arousing interest in an
area farther removed be
' rationalized when interest
has not been aroused in
the issues close to home?
First things first. Let's
stir interest in campus af
fairs before we "grasp an
opportunity for . . . ac
tion to lift Nebraska stu
dents above our own lo
cal interests."
P.P.S.S. David C. Hen
drickson, you write a
darn good letter-rip.
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The student branch of the
American Society of Agricul
tural Engineers will meet
today at 7 p.m. in 206, Agri
cultural Engineering.
Orchesis, the campus dance
group, will hold ' a practice
session for those who wish to
t r y o u t for membership
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in
Grant Memorial gym. Try
outs will be February 21 at
6:30 p.m.
NUMEDS will meet Wednes
day in the Student Union Lit
tle Auditorium at 7:30 p.m.
The program will include the
speaker, Dr. F. M. Nebe, as
sistant professor of Phar-1
macy, and a film on a heart
operation.
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