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December 9, 1914 Some expert lady crook or
crooks, are doing a rushing business in the girl s
gymnasium, Every year a few light fingered individuals
invade the girl's dressing room and ply their art, but
this year's crew make all former artists seem crude. In
former years a person could lay a muff on the table and
fee! confident that while present in the flesh it would
remain there. Not so now, however, Muffs, handker
chiefs and even petticoats take mysterious flights the
instant after the owner's back is turned, while pocket
books must be concealed as carefully as if on the
"Bowery."
The authorities are striving to find the guilty parties
and are closely shadowing two or three suspects. In a
short time they will no doubt land the kleptomaniacs
and extricate them from college. Meanwhile all girls
are urged to keep their valuables and necessary
clothing locked up. To any of the "Kleptos" who may
read this, we give warning. You haven't been caught
yet but "there's a first time for everything."
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Queen may
be disposed
The long-held UNL tra
dition of having a home
coming queen may soon
be deposed, or even dis
posed of for good.
According to an article
in The Omaha World
Herald yesterday, stu
dents at UNL may have
elected the school's last
homecoming queen.
In the article, Ken
Bader, vice-chancellor of
academic affairs ques
tioned whether UNL stu
dents feel the election of a
homecoming queen is
worthwhile. "I just don't
think that the idea, of a
queen appeals to the
student body as a whole,"
he said.
Much of the controversy
surrounding the home
coming queen .began
when Gary Brantz, a
junior from Council
Bluffs, was elected.
Brantz received the most
votes in the election, but
was disqualified because
. of alleged "campaign ir
regularities." After ap
pealing to the Student
Court, where he was
confirmed as homecoming
queen, he immediately re
turned the title to the
reigning queen, Chris
Evans.
Ron Clmgenpee!, ASUN
president also spoke in
favor of discontinuing the
contest or updating the
rules.
Support of the contest
has been withdrawn by
Tassels, a sponsoring or
ganization. According to
Carolyn Grice, Tassels'
president, the contest is
too expensive for Tassels
Several proposals, jsuch
as a homecoming tie-in
with Master's Week, are
being considered. ASUN
will make the final de
cision after considering
student opinions.
calendar
Monday
10:30 a.m. Mini University
"The American Familv" - Neb
raska Union
12:30 p rn. Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship - Union
12:30 p.m. The Way, Cam
pus Outreach - Union ,
1:30 p.m. Mini University
"Affirmative Action" - Union
3 p.m. Student Affairs Re
search Committee - Union
6 p m Phi Gamma Delta -Union
7 p.m. Delta Sigrna Pi -Union
7 p m. Educationaf Psych
ology Inter-Personal Awareness
Group - Union
7:30 p.m. Math Counselors
-Union
8 p.m. Student Composers
Kimball Recital Hall
8 p rn 'T.amino H?;r' -Howell
Theatre
9 p.m. Kappa Psi - Union
9 p.m. -Kappa Alpha Psi -
Union
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