The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 13, 1970, Page PAGE 10, Image 10

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    Friday
by MARY PAT FOWLER
7 , Nebraskan Stafl Writer
"Unlucky the child born on
Friday the 13th, for it is a day
of ill omen."
Superstition and legend have
built Friday the 13th into a day
when many people are afraid to
go out pf the house, sign
5c Draught
from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Dance to The Chevrons
Thursday, March 12
High Chapparal
Rowlina Laic Lincoln Air Park West
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Criminals have long been
known to regard themselves
distinctly unfortunate if
brought before a judge on Fri
day. Ships are known to have
postponed sailing until after
midnight on Fridays at the re-
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FRIDAY the 13th?
Make a date especially if you have too much
homework. We can make it manageable by
Increasing your reading rate at least 3 times.
The study technique we teach is efficient,
effective and thorough-a definite improve
ment over unorganized cramming. Schedule a
free Mini-Lesson for yourself.
MINI-LESSON SCHEDULE
TONIGHT!
5 p.m. or 6 p.m. or 7 p.m.
EVELYN WOOD
READING DYNAMICS
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Phono US 21 41
quest of frightened
passengers.
Thirteen has a long history of
'bad omens.'
Thirteen at a table is,
perhaps, the most common
form. At best it is regarded as
bringing bad luck to the hostess
or her family. At worst thirteen
at a table means that one of the
thirteen will die before the year
is out.
The thirteen superstition has
had its influence in Europe. It
is virtually impossible to find a
house numbered 13 or a hotel
room numbered 13 in France.
In England there is a story
told of a woman who took her
landlord to the High Court
because he would not change
her flat number. She won, but
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the bad omens apparently wei c
not warded off in time she
THE. PAILY. NEBRASKAN
died of a heart attack the next
day
Students on this campus,
when asked about Friday the
13th, tend to give rather" flip
pant answers. The superstition
seems to be. a joke to some
young people.
The classic comment came
from a senior who will
graduate in June, "What's
wrong with Friday the 13th?
September 14 (the first number
in the draft lottery) is a hell of
a lot worse!"
ROTC forms
due Friday
March 13 is the deadline for
applications for the two-year
Army ROTC program for the
fall of 1970.
Students interested in enter
ing the program must have
four semesters remaining at
the University to qualify, ac
cording to Col.' William W. Cist
of the Army ROTC.
Any interested student can
apply for the program or get
more information at the
Military and Naval Science
Building.
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MUSICAL TREAT
BOX TOPS
. . . "THE LETTER"!
DANCE BASH
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$ The "BIG BRASS" Sound
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A Guaranteed Attraction
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"Everybody's Got to Lost Someoni Somfttlmt"
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FRI. MARCH 13
STUDENT
SAT. MARCH 14
CATKER
THE CHANCELLORS
Unloaded
firearms;'
allowed I
The Nebraska Union Board
Thursday afternoon changed its
house rules to permit unloaded
firearms inside the building.
The rule change allows a
Friday afternoon anti-draft
rally to proceed as planned.
Organizers of the rally plan a
symbolic destruction of guns as
the highlight of the protest
against the selective service.
While the symbolic destruc
tion will be held north of Love
Library, the protestors, carry
ing the firearms, plan to start
the rally inside the Union.
The Union Board's proposal,
approved without opposition,
allows firearms inside the
building for "ceremonial and
display purposes only." Prior
authorization by the director of
the Union is also necessary and
"due supervision" is required.
ANTIQUES
make enusual giftl;
decorating itemi '
THE COUNTRY STORE
21 56 So. 7th
1-5 P.M. Daily
LOOK WHO'S COMIN' . .
SAT. MAR. 14
NOT ONE, BUT TWO OF THE
NATION'S TOP RECORDING
GROUPS!
THE
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FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1970