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F7r - Draft, Bowling: Like Fried Shoes, Man- 7 BROWN.YOUVE GOTl ( 1 10 HELP ME I H I TH,S Blanket Is History Repelitiv What's a Beatnik, Daday? Papers9 Themes Alike By Sondra Whalen this about beatnik, pure sake of bein? a non- considered but jazz amoral, Is college history repeating dents have dropped out huh? conformist, but he is look- have their own' of Word filtered down the values itself? , school for the purpose other day that mem- A University graduate stu- ing for a set of values. honusty and fidelity." beatnik Articles from the 1800's indi- leaching the young ideas." bership cards were being dent in philosophy said he They seem to feel that the Beatniks are centered pri- cate that the modern-da- y Food was evidently not peddled values of our society and of marily on the West Coast, YOU HANS ONTO IT FOR ME, BUT for a quarter on spends a great deal of time problems are not unique. best in the "good old das'l campus. elsewhere. conformity have no meaning although there are groups I CrtVC II lUMfc fcVtN Ih with beatniks lUN i to join the either, if the following pojed who for them," he added. on the East Coast as well. YOU POR IT.' NO MATTER "Now is the time Scrip, University student Charles Brown, earned KG was any indication. ' j Free Expression Oiher JJHAT I TELL YOU DON'T GIVE military company, before you literary magazine, la- his undergraduate degree at countries have their I to was H . are drafted," reads one piece "Now sit me down eaf the Unversity of Michigan, An interest in the arts, versions of the Beatniks, h IT BACk' Tfl MP beled rather "bcatish" when "Neoras-ka- n This hash cf ancient particularly jazz, is another wUh Britains' Angry Young of advice from the the last issue came out. And said an underlying protest V pub- chopped up meat. characteristic, he said, be- Men as a prime example. Hesperian Student" it's even said that beatnik against the world in general lished in December, 1876. If I should choke upon a parties are becoming was one of the primary feel- cause they feel "that this is It also seems that a true tack, the among one of the ways they may blue Beatnik has a rough Idea Teaching vogue. ings beatniks. I pray the cook to poun$ . As to bonafide beatniks still freely express them- time holding a job. The same issue informs us my What's This Jazz? stu- - back." selves." "The ones I knew had dif- that "a large number of Okay, man, so here, Brown said he would Center Financing what's all Religion is usually reject- ficulty holding down a job "be half inclined to s a y r think iVe A Financing of centers also, there weren't any." ed by Beatniks, Brown said. because they felt it was too ( All Nickel were ideas of the past. In the "They are also probably CHANGED M ) I RIGHT.. Fine: Talking Difficult restricting." liNa.TuJANTiy editor's column of a January, "I would say that the 1879 issue, the following arl They Brood most obvious characterisitc Tardiness pearea: of beatniks is their use of "The University or Virginia language," Brown com-mente- d. SU has been offered a $50,0Cf In Jeans, Students 'Way Out' Expensive telescope, on condition that "They use a kind of hes-tanc- y $60,000 be raised to build the Sneakers of expression and find For Kerouac Lectures At TCU observatory and endow the

how - observer's chair." A It difficult to describe At Syracuse University as com- Miss your 8 o'clock this Kansas University stairs,- the crowd Money must have always they feel." last week enthusiasm ran so pletely filled morning? You're not the only writer sees Beatniks as "the thef ourth floor been a problem, too. Local For example, when a high on a Kerouac talk that corridor. However, one, according to the "Syra biggest threat the organiza- some of news in that issue reveals: beatnik is asked how h e onto fire-escap- cuse Daily Orange." tion man has ever encoun- students clamorea the more enterprising ones NONOfe) respectablo tered." feels, he is likely to reply to hear a lecture on sat on the fire escape next One insurance professor at "Poor but something like, "Well like Texas Christian University young men can now safely 'The Beatniks now the Beat Generation's pro- to open windows." are fried shoes, Dad." evidently became so annoyed walk with young ladies paso dimly-li- phet. The talk by a emerging from their t Syracuse late-come- ice cream saloons. The Instability Said the Daily Orange by the sneaking busji basement and of professor was to be repeat- ness is closed for the season, garret Instability and a general the first in series, "After- in the door that he instituted v apartments on San Francis- a ed the next day to allow And an 1883 plea will soon lack of roots were ment- noons With a five-cen- t fine for tardy stu- co's North Beach and head- Writers." those turned away to hear be answered, as they asked:., ioned by Brown as other five dents. ing cross-countr- y "Students arriving it, the paper said. "Why cannot we have a! toward characteristics typical o f minutes before the begin- The professor pockets the the promised Green- ; land of Of Kerouac writing the fines he collects. He some- bowling alley?!" wich Village they beatniks. Jack Kerouac's ning could not get up the where "On is an professor commented: times gains as much as 50 to know they will find the Road" I 'their "The id, the soul, the Real 75 cents a class. kind of people," he noted. of this, he said. Art Show in- S "They are probably relat- for Kerouac is very close Researchers Payment of the fines is 4 And again the question ed by both language and in- to sex as a high emotional sured by the alternative of a I what's a beatnik? Says the low grade in course. terest in the rs experience. It is also best the Consultants Daily Kansan writer: Analyze or "cats" in high understood, but inexpres- Cat Naps "They are the bohemians schools in some respects, sible, through dope, alcohol Selected and psuedo-bohemia- Catnappers in the American of but as far as group age is and music jazz music. the Irrigation Literature room of the Library Two outstanding leans, sneaker, and concerned they relate not to "The police are an image art coni Two University researchers might follow a Northwestern sultants have been named to sweatshirt school. the teenage generation but for civilized society," Dr. are working on an economic coed's example for getting to assist the University in select-- ) "They brood through life are those people involved in Owen said, ''and the image analysis of cropping and live on time. mg an ODiecis ior me accompanied by the jum- Ko- z. cbs ie World War II and the of organized society is d stock systems on pump-ir-rigatate- The snoozing female braska Art Association show, bled writing of such pro- rean Brown said. Its stone walls and had War." farms in south cen pinned a not to her coat say- in March. phets as Ginsberg, Kerouac, "The Beatnik is not being steel bars are the inhibitions Rexroth and Ferlinghetti. tral Nebraska. ing, "If I'm not awake at 10 Charles Sawyer, former di-- J a for that society imposes on the The R. M. Fin-- "They're addicted to cool the researchers, til two, would someone please rector of the Worcheste the search for the soul. and jazz and wild poetry, sin ley, assistant professor, awaken me? Thank you." Mass., Museum of Art, no4 "Marijuana is the new and suffering, and have Film Previews Ted Nelson, graduate fellow The note was successful and director of the Museum of Art even been known to dabble bread. in agricultural economics re the girl made her two o'clock, at the University of Michigan ir- e is the new wine port that of 2,395,000 acres according to the "Daily North- and Richard Brown, formei In the monkey-on-th- back Today "Booze kick. Start The priest is the man with rigated in the state in 1957, western." professor of art history at 71 per cent were irri- Harvard, now chief o "They're opposed to evry-thin- g The following films mav be a horn in his hand and when about curator American such as previewed at the Bureau of he blows the note, like the gated from wells. Classics to Pops art at the Los Angeles Coun Audio-Visu- Cropping and livestock sys- ty Museum will advise on coU motherhood Christianity, Instruction Mon- Miss Reynold walls of Jericho, everything suburbia, manual or any day to Friday: comes tumbling down." tems usually have to be adapt- Chorale Theme lections. ; kind of labor, comfort and "Honey Bees and Pollina- ed to irrigation to realize the Both consultants will vlsitj responsibility. tion," "Inside the Atom." Audubon Tour production potential, the re- The Robert Shaw Chorale the University campus March ap- 20-2- "Forest Tent Caterpillar," IJisIioj) Elected searchers said. and Concert Orchestra will 2 to make their sugges- - Dewey Will Speak "Kitchen Physics," "Num- pear at Municipal Auditorium tions. To Show Film VI IEA WelfDHUeVs at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. To bers for Beginners." "Adding President Physics Croup and "Things Conducted by Shaw, the KUON-T- V Substracting," Venna Lou Bishop has Been Dr. Roberr Dewey, associ- Dissolve." "How Seeds are "The New World Redis- To Convene chorale will sing se- Monday covered" will be shown by elected president of the Vo- clas- 5:30 Ftifnewtons Newspaper ate professor of philosophv, Scattered." "Industrial Arts: lections ranging from the 5:45 Com ps Rose Laurel Reynolds Au- cational Homemaking Educa- The annual conference of Evening PreJude will speak at a physics col- Knowing Your Woods " at the sics to an anthology of pops. tion Association. Well Drillers 6:30 TV Classroom loquium Thursday 4:15 Arrangements for preview- dubon Screen Tour, Friday, in the Nebraska The Chorale is a Lincoln 7 Music for Young People at Love Auditorium. Other new officers include Association will be held at 7:30 Japanese Brush Painting p.m. in 211race Laboratory. ing may be made with the Library Community Concert 8 Music by Hinshaw The movie, to be shown at 4 Betty Mann, t; Pershing Municipal Auditor- 8:30 Nuclear Energy A tea will be held at 3:45 p m. Film Librarian, Ext. 5151. 9 Great Ideas and 8 p.m., will retrace land- RoJean Stitch, secretary; Vi ium, Feb. 26-2- ings of explorers and include ola Hoesch, treasurer; La-von- Sponsored by the Univer i Sjwcial of the Week . . . films of famous animals and Rogers, program chair- sity of Nebraska Conservation HOLLYWOOD BOWL man; and Colleen Christian-son- , birds of the West Indies and and Survey Division, the con- Open Bowling Saturday Sunday Alaska. publicity chairman. ference will include an ad- I HOT APPLE PIE...39C Tickets for the shows are Council members elected dress by Gov. Ralph Brooks, 24 Lanes Automatic Pinsetters I obtainable at the door or in were Virginia Svitak, Wendy a display of modern pumps, Restaurant . . . Barber Shop Federal Bake Shop 1211 re- advance at the State Museum Schaller and Dora Lee and a panel discussion on 6-19- - "0" 920 IV. 48tfa 11 in Morril Hall. charge wells. PHONE

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