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TjNE IN JANUARY" ONE OF
t ho latest tunes mul n very popuhi
one during llio pnst three or four days
perhaps it dicers si talents or else its
humor seeuis jiimisinj;. We've even heiml
people humming it as they I'ijjht aloiiy
against tlie north Mast bat always seems
to be sweeping that long stretch lu'twocn
Teachers ami "Sosh." Cars won't run.
Kvcryhoily is late getting everywhere
they have to stop so many times t;
try to get warm aiul still they're cold
Did von know lliat at right o'clock- yes
terday morning Mien you went 1o school it' you were lhai
diligent the thermometer was registering exactly ten points
when it's
below lhe zero mark. There's only one consolation
cold it's nice to stay inside, and when you stay inside you can
study, nnd exams start Thursday so maybe this bit of Arctic
weather Mas a gift straight from lieaven after all.
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WHAT'S DOING
Tuesday.
Omega
alumnae, 1
o'clock luncheon with Miss
Janice Mickey.
Gamma Phi Beta mothers'
club, 1 o'clock luncheon, chapter house.
Delta Omicron alumnae
with Mrs. F. L. Rogers, 8
Chi
25-3-
1.
Completion of the first week of
preliminary registration found the
majority of colleges with a substantial increase over the estimates
published at this time last year.
The official final figures will not
be available until the completion
of registration with the paying of
fees from Jan.
Indicating that only a small
number of students had signified
their intention of dropping school
by their failure to register, the reports from the deans' offices have
Even
proven very satisfactory.
the usual last minute rush was
conspicuous by its absence this
year as the offices stated that the
students came in steadily with
little crowding and confusion which
generally accompanies regis
Gary Cooper, shown with Franchot Tone and Kathleen Burke, in one
of the scenes from "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer" starting Thursday
at the Stuart Theater. Four years in the making, this picture is
-It comes to this city at popular
1935 s first roadshow attraction.
p. m.
prices.
tion.
Thursday. -t.
Showing the largest Inci
RECENTLY announced was the
Chi
Alpha
Omega mothers'
marwearing a snow suit of many over the preliminary regist...i.
engagement and approaching
club, chapter house, 2:30
shades of green. She went merrily last January, the college of busiriage of Lillian Benda of Odell to
p. m.
down the hall while more timid ness administration boasts of apOliver DeMars of Lincoln. The
Sigma Alpha lota, mothers'
girls, whose only concessions to proximately a 40 percent increase,
wedding will take place in Febru
l.
club, 1 o'clock luncheon with
winter weather were riding boots, according to Dean J. E. LeRossig-noary. Miss Bencia auenueu me uni-- .
Although no figures were obRiding
her.
Al-- 1
angrily
stamped
Mrs.
after
Anna
Anderson.
Phi
Theta
pledged
versity and
breeches have appeared, too, and tainable from Dean C. H.
pha. The couple will live in Lin-- .
Friday.
office, they stated that a
if they seem slightly incongruous
coin.
Teachers' college annual
under seal skin coats, after all, the slight increase over last year was
dinner, Ellen Smith hall, 6:30
almost certain.
is bitterly cold.
FOUR UNIVERSITY students;
Students of That Day Highly weather
p. m.
Dean O. J. Ferguson reported
Stocking caps with tassels,
were awarded $25 scholarships for
College of Business Admincaps without tassels and that the registration was comstocking
Broader
From
Selected,
City
by
the
semester
coming
the
istration, annual dinner, Unistocking caps in red, white and pleted at the engineering college
Panhellenic association. They are
showing a good
versity
club. 7 p. m.
Background.
violet,
sit squarely on some heads Saturday noon
;
Betty
Jane Edwards, Pi Beta Phi
substantial response for early regGamma Phi Beta, formal,
heads.
on
other
jauntily
cock
and
Temple, Alpha Omicron Pi: Annie,
Cornhusker hotel, 9 o'clock.
and istration. At the pharmacy college
NEW YORK. Jan. 21. (C. N. S.) Boys favored several sweatersoverLaurie McCall, Sigma Kappa; ana
Dean R, A. Lyman's office found
heavy
a
under
suede
jackets
Saturday.
The "ideal" college man was gradBarbara Barber, Alpha Phi.
a small decrease over the stubut
who
Colleges"
"Joe
coat,
those
but
Alpha Gamma Delta alumuated in the eighties and nineties,
who were registered in the
bedents
should
coats
skin
sport
bear
according to Dean Herbert Hawkes
nae, 1 o'clock luncheon, Mrs.
AND HERE'S a little bit of
people have discovered school the first semester, but new
ware
for
believes
who
college,
Columbia
of
O.
ArH.
Binson.
news for you it seems that
are expected to bring the
the skins are not harmful and students
Alpha XI Delta, alumnae, 1
that students of that day were a that
Alpha O. is
lene Vanderhook,
total up to normal. The law, agrifeared.
of
can
instead
be
shot
cula
group
broader
with
picked
o'clock luncheon at the chapwearing a Sig Ep pin now. The;
culture, and leachers colleges retural background than those of the
ter house.
lucky fellow is Herman Haupt-- )
ported about the same number of
present.
Kappa Alpha Theta, formann.
registrants with few drops.
s
must never forget tnat vne SUCCESS OF RADIO IN
mal, Cornhusker hotel, 9 p. m.
boy who went to college then was
AWG WAN'S FrRST DAY
ALPHA PHI wishes to announce
selected,"
he said, "and
the i ecent pledging of Alice Weller which he will take both negative highly
OF SALE SUCCESSFUL
comprised only a negligible perof Pender.
and affirmative teams. The nega- centage of the boys of college age.
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from Page 1.)
EDUCAT ON DOUBTFUL
tive side will be taken by Herbert
as
article on fraternity life that apMARRIED during Christmas va- Z. Kaplan, Omaha, and Harold A. It is safe to say that ten times
large a percentage of our present
peared in the December number.
cation were Leona Tacobson of Sodeiiund, Lincoln, and the af- population
enters college as did at
Alan Parker, latest addition to
Kee-sha- n
Newman Grove and William
firmative by Albert H. Stein and that time, with the inevitable lowthe art staff, has contributed a
Contact
of St Edward. The wedding Dwight C. Perkins, Lincoln. These ering of
Prove
Experiments
page of "Sketches from a Stu-- d
the average of cultural
was an event of Dec. 26. While men were selected by their show
of purely intellectual
illustrating
e n t's Notebook."
Gives
Speaker
With
attending the university the bride ing in the early practice debates background
interests and knowledge of sub
campus life, and Duncan Sowles
was a member of the Great Cathe- aiiu Luc uyuuLS
'jects that comprised the course of
has drawn the "Enemies of Men,"
Better Results.
dral choir. The bridegroom graduThis journey will take the de study at that time.
while "Fashions," drawn by Roba
ated from the law college and is
baters to Iowa where the affirmaThe whole aim of college educaPierce, mimics the Esquire
ert
21.
Mass.(
Jan.
CAMBRIDGE,
Phi Alpha Delta.
tive team will meet Drake at tion in the nineties, according to
department. A prize fight
fashion
e
I(C.
N. S.) Harvard psychologists story, "The Right Hand." by EdKnoxville the evening of Feb. 5 Dean Hawkes. was the acquisition
STUDENTS in Teachers college under the auspices of the county of knowledge which could be this week declared there is little ward
and Meredith
Dobson.
will be entertained at a dinner agricultural ajent, W. F. Brown. gained thru reading texts and lis- chance that radio will ever become George's "A Child Surveys," are
education.
of
medium
successful
evening
a
Friday
will
On
held
same
be
which
night the negative tening to lectures.
the
of the issue.
on a large number other highlights
at 6:30 o'clock in Ellen Smith hall. squad will compete against Grin-ne- ll
to this, he said, was Experiments
The program has been prepared
Contrasted
psychoHarvard
at
the
arsubjects
at Grinnell. Then both Ne- the attitude of colleges toward the of
Letts Clark is In charge of the
entirely by the vesper choir under
rangements and the serving com- braska teams will debate twice student at present: "They now try logical laboratory have shown that the direction of Violet Vaughn.
underdifficult material is better
mittee is composed of Mrs. Arthur against Iowa State on successive to reach the whole personality
voices
choir of thirty-eigstood and remembered when it Ss The
vesEaston, Mrs. Daisy Kilgore. Miss nights at Ames before farm mind, body and spirit."
all
the
music
for
provided
has
it is heard.
Lenore Alway, Mrs. W. H. Browne, groups. Coach White plans to
semester.
during
the
per
Modern education is infinitely read than when
services
dull-in- s
"The radio has a somewhat
and Mrs. E. E. Lackey. Others drive the squad on this sojourn.
more suited to our present condiWeekly practice is held every
effeect on the higher mental- Monday at 5 o'clock in Ellen Smith.
who are assisting are Mrs. D. X.
tions than the former methods
scithe
listener,"
processes
of
the
Bible, Miss Gertrude Goering, Miss
is aeiinueiy
Harriet Schwenker, Mrs. Earl 11
"The motive power which makes entists rcPort ess neanalytic,
more
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.k- - less critical.
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Lantz, Miss Eliza Gamble, Miss
when listening Utica, Seward Commercial
tive,
recc
passively
Blanche Farrar, Miss Helen
emotions than in the intellect, and
the radio ' an when he is face Clubs Hear Hufnagle Talk
and Miss G r e e t a
for either a clear and sound mind to
with die speaker."
to
face
carBrown. Appointments will be
or for balanced and stable emoAn experiment was conducted
Richard N. Hufnagle. photograried rut in the valentine motif.
tions a sound body in good health wherebv
nersons listened to two pher for the conservation and suris required."
stories
at the same time, one vey division at the university,
AND THE Alpha Phi house had
and one read by a talked before a combined group of
broadcast
THE
ENCHANTED
candy last night, when Jasmine RgnistrfltiOfl
Cards Reveal
in the room. The listeners Utica and Seward commercial club
speaker
as i4 i j iiitvi man t
aiiiiuuiiv.cn
iici
APRIL OPENS AT
Ucd to write the storv thev members at Utica recently.
His
Over Half Partially Self
eagement to Dr. Robert Thom-burTHURSDAY
TEMPLE
Most of them re- - address "Beauty Spots of Neremembered.
a graduate of Nebraska
by
was
told
called the story that
Supporting.
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braska" was illustrated with a seMedical school, member of Phi
room, it was ries of natural color photographs.
Rho Sigma, and an intprne at
dutiful wife ot Mellcrsh Wilkins, the speaker in the
Temple Vniversity hospital in
AME.S. la. Jan. 21. (CN'Sl Mrs. Liootie Wilkins: Mr. Hary found.
Mr. Gustave
Philadelphia.
About 20 percent of the Iowa State Kurz, Domenico.
'college students are wholly self Fuchs. Ferdinand Arundel; and
The famous Oxford Union resoj supporting this
and S7 Mrs. Kanute Broady. the clerk.
quarter,
of two years ago nasn't yet
lution
DEBATE TEAM TO
percent arepartialiy self support- Tickets may be obtained at ceased reverberating in the col- BROADCAST OVER
analysis of statements Latsch Brothers and at the Temple leecs of the western world. The
Liie. an
KFOR THURSDAY made by students on winter quar- - ; box office. All seats are reserved. latest echo comes out of McGill
Seats on the main floor and the universitv at Montreal, where a
ter registration cards show.
fcVmfinnprt trnm Vntre 1 '
The analysis indicates that j lirst two rows of the balcony are group of undergraduates voted
hate coach of Kansas State.
'about 40 percent of the students 75 cents: the remaining balcony 933 to S3 against support of their
is oe- -Anouier inp on reo.
in nv war it misrht
amine half or more of their seats are 50 cents.
goveramf-n- t
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nqe
on
ny
oacn
ing prnnncq
Mrs. LAne Lancaster anu Airs. undertake.
expenses and about 37 percent are
Maurice Merrill are in charge of
making less than half.
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Nearly 500 students are em- ticket sales.
AL SKY
ployed on jobs paid from FERA
AND HIS MUSICAL STARS
funds through the Student P.elief COLD WAVE BRINGS
W ednetdny,
Jan. Z'.irA
FORTH A VARIETY OF
Employment Administration.
Other students receive checks
AMAZING COSTUMES
MYRON LOWTHER
from the college for work done for
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BAND
AND HIS
the teaching and research branches
(This is the band that played
themselves as did a certain one
of the institution.
r
laat year)
Frolic
dormitories who appeared in Social Sciences
In the
Friday, Jan. 25th
are 263 students who earn part of
ADMISSION
their expenses by helping with the
YOUR DRUG STORE
25C Dancing Free
work of preparing meals and cleaning rooms. Waiters and dish washAlways htrlUnR to better our
Bod
pervice to old MuJcnt.
ers in the college dormitories numClub
Fountain Service. Candie and Ice
ber about fifty students, who receive their board in return for
Cream.
1001 M Street
their work.
THE OWL PHARMACY
The college Memorial Union
Phone B10C3
148 No 14 A P Sti.
gives part time employment to 108
yev can draw with your pt p AND lh
inlr thot'i Higgint. of cer
riflW 4tvm't
men and 74 women students in the
right for color right fo' pon Foods
Still other
department.
right for brwtfc.
students work in private homes
Wotor-proI
Wotororoof Colon.
and various places in the city.
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MY
WIFE."
(Mat. 15c: Evs. 80cl
ROUGE," Con1'ranchot
stance Bennett,
Tone. El Brendel Comedy,
Topeye Cartoon.
MOULIN'
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Reveals
Survey
Recent
Group Largest on
Campus.
Methodist students attending the
University of Nebraska far outnumber those ol any other faith,
according to a survey completed
by university authorities late laat
year. Of the 5,363 men and women
d,
Congregational students stand
third with 568 representatives, and
Lutheran adherents for the first
semester total 462. Students of
Catholic faith total 392, Christian
346, Episcopal 287, and Baptist
Will Rogers In "D AVID
HARUM ' plus "ELMER &
ELSIE."
WESTLAND THEATRE CORP.
VARSI TY
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one-thir-
10c; Eve. ISct
(Mat,
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who expressed membership in, nr
preference for, a religious denomination, 1,035, or nearly
were of Methodist faith or preference.
Students of Presbyterian mem
bership or preference number 872,
COLONIAL (Mat. 10c; Nlte 15c
"GRAND OLD GIRL" with
May Robson. Mary Carlisle.
Bud & Ben Western.
SUN
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EXCEE BOTHER SECTS
LIBERTY
25-3- 1.
Old-fathe-
Ev.
H u (I c n. Noil
Hocholie
Pel
BHby June.
SpRrks.
Smith novelty, Musical ami
Cartoon.
LINCOLN (Mat. 15CI Nlte 25c)
WE LIVE AGAIN." Fliwl-ri- c
March. Anna Wen; Laurel and Hardy comedy: Silly
Symphony; Plonno Quintuplets.
ORPHEUM (25c Mat. & Eve.l
Svlvia Sidney In BEHOLD
Official Figures Cannot Be
Obtained Until Payment
Fees Jan.
85c I
Hurst's "IMITATION
OK LIKE'' with Clmiiletts
Warm) William.
Colbert,
KHUiile
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fwr
(Mt.
STUART
NCREASE OVER SAME
lie-cau-
AND ANOTHER wedding which
will take place sixii io that o.
Minnie Nemechek of Humboldt tc
Wendell Groth of Lincoln. The
ceremony will be performed at the
Westminster Presbyterian church
at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of
Feb. 2. Miss Nemechek became
affiliated with Phi Mu when she
attended the university and was a
Mortar Board. Mr. Groth is an
Acacia.
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(25c Any Time)
Robson in "THE
MILLS OF THE GODS."
May
Churches with loss represen-
211.
tation among university students
Christian
include Advcntist,
Federated,
Science, Evangelical,
Jewish, Mormon, Monnenite, Protestant, Quaker, Reformed, Swedish Mission, Unitarian and United
(Mat. 10c; Nlta 15c)
"AGAINST A LAW" with
Johnny Mack Blown.
KIVA
Brethren.
TEACHERS COLLEGE
The survey shows that
TO SPOXSOR l)lSER dents, including 2,686
4,468 stu-
men and
1.782 women, are members of some
church. Those who did not exAnnual Affair to Re Held press
membership, but stated preference for a denomination numIn Ellen Smith Hall
bered 895, which included 566 men
Friday I'ight.
and 329 women. According to the
report, only 370 students expressed
Teachers college annual dinner neither membership or preference
will fee held Friday evening at for a faith.
6:30 o'clock at Ellen Smith hall,
with Miss Letta Clark in charge 2 NEW BLZAD COURSES
of arrangements. Appointments
EFFECTIVE NEXT FALL
will be carried out in the valentine
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motif.
Members of the serving com- tion 13 and 14. economics 21 and
mittee are Mrs. Arthur Eastman, 22. or economics 17 and 18.
chairman; Mrs. Daisy Kilgore,
The new economics three will be
Miss Lenore Alway, Mrs. VV. H. an introduction into economics and
Browne and Mrs. E. E. Lackey. In commerce, a preliminary survey
charge of serving at the table are of the functions of the various ecoMrs. D. X. Bible, chairman: Miss nomic institutions and the ess?n-tia- ls
Gertrude Goering. Miss Harriet
of domestic and foreign comSchwenker, Mrs. Earl Lantz, Miss merce.
FarBlanche
Eliza Gamble, Miss
The course of business organrar, Miss Helen Halbersleben, and ization 21 will be nn introductory
Miss Greeta Brown.
study of the problems of the busiMiss Elsie Jevons is in charge of ness executive ss they relate to
notices and Mrs. P. G. Johnson is marketing,
personnel,
finance.
in charge of telephoning. Mrs. risk-being. and production.
Harriet Piatt will arrange the
In the second year courses, busiprogram, and Miss Martha Goehry ness organization 13 and 14 conis in charge of finances. The com- cern accounting, economics 21 and
mittee arranging the table deco- 22 concern the economic history of
rations is composed of Mrs. V. H. the United States, and economies
Morton, chairman; Miss Claudia 17 and 18 will be qn introduction
Moore and Miss Esther Anderson. to statistics, intended to provide
students with knowledge of elementary concepts and statistical
P.OJYS, WILSON HALL methods and application to economic and business problems, with
IN BOWLING FINALS emphasis
on collecting, presenting
and analyzing statistical material.
semiBowling scores for the
finals announced yesterday were
victories for Wilson Hall with a
score of 449 over Pi Beta Phi de- fault, and Phi Omega scoring 541
over Delta Gammas 528. Wilson
Hall and Phi Omega Pi will compete for the bowling championship
fwnn comfort. I.M
today.
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DRAWING INKS
People of high intelligence don"t
laugh at puns, cccording to Professor Richard N. Sears of Harvard, who experimented with a
series of sure "laugh getters' on
his classes. Students in the habit
of getting "A" looked bored at
each new pun, but those with
laughed uproariously every
low-mark-
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