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MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1969
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Rehearsal starts
for annual show
by Diane Wanek
Nebraskan Staff Writer
The merger of two tradi
tional University events is
now in the testing stage.
The Kosmet Klub Fall Re
vue and the AWS Coed Fol
lies have begun rehearsing
together for their first an
nual fall show, "Ludicrous
Legends."
"We talked about merging
the two shows last year af
ter the spring sihow," Walt
Wood, fall show chairman,
aid.
The merger was suggested
with the idea that the sing.
Ing and dancing would be
better and it could create
more interest. The idea of
the two groups merging was
taken from Kansas Univer
sity's Jayhawker Day.
Many AWS members last
spring believed this merger
would cause friction be
cause it meant there would
be no Coed Follies, and the
coeds Included in the Kos
met Klub Fall Revue would
be only sorority girls.
When the suggestion was
made, questionnaires re
garding such a merger were
sent to living units to gauge
the reactions of partici
pants in the programs.
The questionnaires were
returned with mostly favor
able responses, and each
fraternity house chose the
sorority house they wanted
to work with.
Many problems have oc
curred because of the mer
ger since rehearsals began
this fall. Bill Steen, Theta
Xi show coordinator, said,
The purpose of Kosmet
Klub and Coed Follies was
to build group unity. This
year, Kosmet Klub has
ceased to build this group
unity; we are simply rais
ing money to send Kosmet
Klub members to Chicago to
see 'Hair.' "
Merger
Terry Grobe, show coordi
nator for Delta Delta Delta
Sorority, said problems
were encountered in adapt
ing to working with another
group. "You wonder who to
delegate the responsibility
to, and then you wonder if
they will get it done. You
have to, above all, be toler
ant and compromising."
She added that there is an
element of stubbornness.
"Everybody thinks his idea
Is the best," she said.
' However, the sJiow is com
ing along much better now,
and there is almost no more
friction."
Mike Nelson, Beta Sigma
Psi coordinator, noted that
the problems existed only
with the administration of
the show. He said it was
somewhat difficult to work
with another house on the
came skit because they are
not centrally-located.
There are six skits in
the "Ludicrous Legends,"
which will be held in Persh
ing Auditorium, Saturday at
8 p.m.
"Why do we have to have
(ElaHatfteiis
war?" will be the question
asked by the Beta Theta Pi
and Chi Omega houses in
their skit. The scene is a
toy shop, filled with "hap
py, sweet toy dolls." The
shipment of some G.I. Joe
dolls brings in the new ele
ment of war. At the end of
the skit the G. I. Joe dolls
learn that war is pointless.
Six skits
The Beta Sigma Psi and
Alpha Delta Pi houses are
producing a "really campy
skit." It will be set up like
a circus and is Intended to
mock 1930's musicals.
There will be no social
protest in the skit this year,
sadd Nelson, coordinator.
"We are really proud of our
dancing. We are trying to
develop this into almost a
spectacular," he added.
The Theta Xl's and Delta
Gamma's are doing a paro
dy on the University of Ne
braska. The skit has sever
al groups of people who
criticize society and the
University in particular.
The actors and actresses
all go to Atlantis, which is
a Utopia except for the fact
that there is slavery. The
players free the slaves, and
learn that "works are bet
ter than words." A magi
cian advises them to go
back to the University of
Nebraska with their new
knowledge, but they remain
in Atlantis.
"America change it or
lose it" is the general theme
of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
and Gamma Phi Beta skit.
Their skit will be a series
of short social comments on
such things as Vietnam, po
lice brutality, American
apathy, education, and dis
crimination. There will not
be much singing or dancing
in tne skit,
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AWS interviews
for commission
Interviews for the AWS
Commission on the Status of
Women are scheduled for
Tuesday and Wednesday
from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The commission is a newly-organized
committee of
AWS which will study dis
crimination against women
on the University campus.
Areas of study will include
discrimination in financial
aids, graduate school and the
hiring of professors.
All interested University
women may sign up for an
interview time and fill out
an application in the AWS
office, Suite 345 in the Ne
braska Union.
Miss Black coed
contest slated
Flowers are
a great
way to
say thank you.
Danielson Floral
127 South 13th
432-7602
Regents approve razing
campus' oldest building
The Geography Building,
oldest building on the Uni
versity of Nebraska's City
campus will soon be razed.
Tha Board of Regents Fri
day authorized the Univer
sity to accept bids for the
removal of the landmark
structure.
The Geography Building
is in poor structural condi
tion and its removal has
been planned for several
years. Regent Edward Sch
wartzkopf said, "The only
thing holding the building
up is the termites holding
hands."
However, razing the build
ing might be difficult since
it is only 15-20 feet from
Hamilton Hall, the new
chemistry building.
ment has had its headquar
ters in the Geography build
ing since the 1950's and will
be the last tenant to move
out.
Other business approved
by the Regents Friday in
clude: The purchase of two lots
at 1348 and 1952 T St. in
Lincoln. The two lots are
part of a comprehensive
land acquisition progrrm to
be used for housing and
recreation,
A contract between the
University and the Depart
ment of the Air Force !n
Air Force will pay to the
which the Air Force will
pay tuition and fees for active
Air Force personnel enrolled
in courses during the period
from Sept. 1, 1969 to Aug. 31,
1970. The estima'.ed cost to
the Air Force under the con
tract is $25,0C0.
A $1,444,100 contract for
the construction of a classroom-faculty
office building
for tihe University of Ne
braska at Omaha.
The Afro-American Co'lef
late Society is snonsoring the
first Miss Black Nebraskan
Nov tt&tttaHEdawartol t
Co-ed Contest and Dance
Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. in the Un
ion Ballroom. Sixteen fresh
men and sophomores will
participate; there are nine
contestants from the Uni
versity of Nebraska, two
from Nebraska Wesleyan.
one from Doane and four
from the University Nebraska
at Omaha.
Tickets are now on sale
and donations are needed.
This contest and dance will
be the first major attempt
to' raise funds for minority
groups student scholarships.
Music will be provided by
The Imperials.
The RuppsrJ's Rexafl Pharmacy
Poverty Prevention Program
10 discount off ail regular priced
.merchandise
Easy walking distance. 4 blocks South
of campus.
Free delivery on purchases over $5.00.
'The Sure Shot of Sher- the University Museum, the SilOpIlHlIlJI IOSSCS
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Robin Hood Strikes Again" completed in 1906 at a cost
is the title of the Phi Delta
Theta and Kappa Alpha of $57,900. The building
Theta skit. The story fol- housed the museum until
lows the traditional stories 1927 when Morrill Hall was
completed. The building did
not receive its present name
until 1948.
The building Is currently
being used as temporary of
fice quarters for staff mem
bers of the College of Busi
ness Administration, while
the ofices of the college
are being remodeled. The
University Police Depart
of Robin Hood "fighting the
establishment."
Phi Gamma Delta and Del
ta Delta Delta's skit ts in
tended to be "pure enter
tainment.' '"How the Grinch
Stole the Fountain of
Youth" is the title of the
skit, which applies the leg
end of the Fountain of
Youth to a Dr. Seuss theme.
(ion t raise prices
John Stafford, manager of
one of the! camous book
stores, said he was mis
quoted in an article on book
stealing which appeared in
Thursday's Nebraskan. Staf
ford said that his bookstore
accepts a loss on all shop
lifted merchandise, and does
not attempt to regain a Drof-
it by raising prices.
College Life
Tuesday, Oct. 23-9:00
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