UNIVERSITY OF NF.

rtAR 6 ' """" I I AHCHi fr3 I I " Ik nraiiuwl luaiuiiiaiaiiiuiiiui iiWftw-vi- ; BM lu. i ""- - v ' ' f Storm Gives Repeat Hardin Confers, Of 1957 Performance Undergrade Rest By Marilyn Coffey and laboratories remained The blizzard cam a little early this year. The snow came but the opened as usual. In 1957, it was March 26 when classes were called off classes didnt. As the morning passed, because of a snowstorm. Jubilant students got the close check was kept on th word about 7 a.m. yesterday storm, and when the Weather 1957 called The storm, the worst spring blizzard in the morning about their second Bureau predicted that th u i V i U ill history of Nebraska, hit the state on a week-en- d. weather-cause- d school holi storm would continue into the Classes were canceled Monday. day in two years as Chan afternoon, afternoon classes cellor Clifford Hardin made were cancelled also. Many students were University stranded in their home- the decision to let out morn-- i About 11 a.m., the an- towns, unable to return to campus. n g undergraduate lecture nouncement was broadcast, i W 111 V classes. f f 'i' At was said The difficulty of travelinff "f Jik.9 LI! that time, it that bad weather had not Later, afternoon classes to campus forced University to call off its for 8 to 10 plus the problem the classes years. also were cut down by the of ' jl Is parking cars on the snowy Then, as yesterday, the storm caused hazardous traf- storm. streets and lots nrovided the fic conditions throughout the state. Radios Contacted basis for the decision to can Chancellor Hardin, after cel classes, James Pittenger The farmers, then as now, were satisfied to see the conferring with the deans of the Chancellor's assistant ex-- snow. I.. several of the colleges, de- planed. Many students as "Crop observers in 1957 estimated that the moisture cided that morning classes well as faculty do not live would be called off, and Ra- might be worth more than 50 million dollars to Nebraska's on the campus. dio stations were . contacted Mght farmers. classes were can I a. in order to broadcast the celled, also, because of the This year's moisture, according to A. V. Nordquist, news as quickly as possible weatner. State Federal Crop Statistician, will help the farmers who to students and faculty. No parkin? tickets were is Jublilation was the general CHANGEABLE MARCH LEATHER greenhouse roof. But the needed it for their crops. sued sesterdav. according to student reaction to the the campus police, turned from warm to cold and It looks as announcement had students cheering for will benefit by although Winter wheat the storm, he said. The broadcast, according to stu- they did try If it caught Wednesday's soft sleet-lik- e the ice, the cold and the snow, to prevent cars snow will aid the fanners when they start to move into dent reports. from blocking snow just in the act of dropping off the photo by Otradovsky driveways and Ntbiaskaa Fred their fields. University offices, library streets. The men in the division of buildings and grounds worked dunne most of the IFC Clarifies Rule, night clearing the snow from campus, Charles Fowler, di- rector of the division, said. Fowler hoped to be able t Hears Rush Plans clear some of the parking lots for the Oklahoma-Nebrask-a Limit Set on Recent Action; game. Snow Leads Vol. 33, No. 76 The Daily Nebraska n Friday, March 6, Two New Schedules Read "We cant keep ahead of the snow," Fowler comment- Clarification of an existing cent ruling on high school ed yesterday afternoon, "but rusn rule and proposal of an rushees to affect only NebraS' if the wind stops blowing Sooners all new rush week schedule ka students. well have pretty good paths Doenng, Sides, Gies were given in IFC Wednesday Dates Limited by morning. night. The ruling in question lim "Right now the snow blows IFC president Gary Cadwal-lade- r in as quickly as we plow it Trimnpli announced that if there its the number of dates during the school year in which high out," he said. were no objections from IFC Arrangements were made See Page 3 members, the executive com school seniors may be rushed Glade Are Winners by a fraternity. with a construction company mittee would interpret the re to help the University haul Cadwallader stated that the snow away. Polly Doering, Gretchen tary of Coed Counselors, of WAA. She is a junior in reason the No extra for the interpretation men were to Sides. Donna Gies and Doro member of Student Council. Teachers, a member of YWCA Ivy Day Sing Rules Announced- - was out of state hired combat that high the heavy snow, thy Glade have been elect- She is also in Teachers Col- cabinet. Pi Lambda Theta school seldom had but the men seniors the were to work ed presidents of AWS, Coed lege. and treasurer of Alpha Omi privilege of visiting the cam extra hours in order to clear the campus. Counselors, WAA and BABW Miss Glade cron Pi. No pus and when they did they Matching Outfits --snow respectively. Miss will Betty Mann is the new WAA should opportunity to "The is so heavy Glade head have the we're going to to change Miss Doering, the new head BABW, recently secretary. She is president of have which visit fraternities. blades on one of Associated Women's Stu- changed name Inde- Upsuon of the its to Phi Omicron, vice Women's The tentative rush week tractors," dents, is in Teachers, mem- pendent Women's Association. president of VHEA, member For Groups schedules were presented by John Harris, grounds foreman on ber of Alpha Lambda Delta, All girls are juniors: of IWA Home Club, city the board, Ec By Sondra Whalen change was designed to keep John Glynn, IFC vice presi campus, said. Alpha Omicron Pi, treasurer Vice president of AWS is Fedde Hall is junior dent of the and a Matcning outfits have been the Sing from being so long. and chairman IFC A blade will be . of YWCA. junior agriculture, Inter-sororit- y Rvchie Van Ornam, a in eliminafed for the Ivy Day Other rules for the rush committee. to heavy snow, Miss Sides is a member of in nsed clear the Teachers and member of Marian Brayton is WAA Sing. Sing, as well as the Two Schedules he explained, Theta Sigma Phi, Kappa Al- Red Cross, Alpha Lambda treasurer. She is a sophomore AWS announced today that changed ones include: sched- pha Theta, and head staff Glynn presented two "'This is the heaviest snow Delta and Delta Delta Delta. in Teachers, member of Aqua-quette- s, any group wearing like out- 1. All organized groups of ules, one calling for a rush writer on the Daily Nebras-ka- n. we've had on campus this Kaymarie Swartz is vice Coed Counselors, Uni- fits especially purchased for women at the University may week beginning She is in Arts and Sci-- Thursday season," Harris commented. president of Coed Counselors. versity Singers, NUCWA and the sing will be disqualified. participate in the Sing, except morning ending Monday ' ences. and Five tractors were used to She is a member of Tassels, Alpha Phi. Groups having instrumental honorary groups. noon starting Miss Gies, of and the other clear city campus; three president Pi Lambaa Theta, Kappa Phi Vice president of IWA is accompaniment will also be 2. Not twenty Thursday Women's Athletic Association, more than afternoon. tractors and a highway grad- and vice president of Sigma Myrna Richards, a Teachers disqualified. five girls, including the direc The proposed schedules in secretary of the Lutheran er were used on ag campus. is Kappa, brie is a junior College junior, past govern- Wasteful Buying tor, may represent any group, crease the number of Student Association, in open The tractors with buckets Teachers. or of the Women's Resident nor less than eight. Fresh- houses from four to eight The of Al "We added this rule be- cleared the walks; those with adviser and member Pat Tesar is vice president halls, Tassels, member and men women may participate. length of the open houses was pha Chi Omega. She is in cause we felt it was such a blades worked on the streets. treasurer of Kappa Phi. 3. All members must be car- cut to 1 hours on the pro- Teachers college. waste for 25 girls in 20 some Work crews (13 men on Senior board member of AWS are: buy rying at least twelve hours posed schedules. city and 10 on Ag campus) Miss Glade is vice presi- Marilyn Pickett. Arts and Science, Pi houses to dresses just Beta Phi; Karen Peterson. Teachers, Pi alike that they probably won't this semester with no failures Also new in the proposed reported to work around 4 dent of Towne Club, secre- - Kappa f s Beta Phi; Linda Walt, Teachers, Doer- in the 12 hours. rush week setup is a system contin- Alpha Theta, Kay Liveren. Teachers, ever wear again," Polly a.m. Thursday and Delta Gamma: Faye OeiUin. Agricul ing, newly elected president 4. No professional person by which bid cards are given ued working until 5 p.m. in ture. Love Hall. Junior: Janet Hansen. Agriculture, of AWS, said. may assist in the preparation to rushee's by a fraternity de- order to clear the snow. Plans Delta Delta lelta; Skip Harris, Teach- Another new rule states that of your song. siring them to pledge. Streets Plowed Ag ers. Pi Beta Phi; Sue Eubka. Arts and be Science. Kappa Alpha Theta; Nancy no song that has been used alumnae help may Duplicate Cards Campus streets were Johnson, Teachers. Chi Omega. by group within the used. This rule is strictly en-- 1 Wednesday Eleanor K?asler, Teachers, Delta Gm-m- a last Duplicates of these bid cards plowed night and Carnival Mary Lou Valencia, Art and three years may be used by forced. again after the game last Residence Halls for Women; Carol Disqualification are kept by the fraternity and Vermaas, Teacher, Alpha Phi. that group again. sent into the IFC office be night, Chester Billings,, divi Buck, 5. No group shall wear like Sides Sophomore: Joanne Teacher, "We felt this would elimi- pledging. sion of Buildings and Miss Miss Doering Alpha Omicron Pi; Jeanne Garner, Delta outfits especially purchased fore the time of Gamma: Bev Ruck. Arts and Sciences, nate repetition and the pos- These are matched with the grounds, said. Tonight Alpha Phi; Linda Sawveti. Teachers, Del- sibility of a house taking a for the sing or have instru- The top snow was dry ana ta Delta Delta; Nancy Tederman, Teach accompaniment. Any rushee's cards when he pledg The annual Estes Carnival ers, Alpha Chi Omega; Suzanne 'Jinan, song they had previously won mental blew across the paths as fast Kappa Kappa Gamma; Clare Vrba, group doing so will be dis- es. YM-YWC- A with and singing it again," they were cleared yester sponsored by the Ag Agriculture, Love Hall. Under the proposed system, as Board member, of IWA (BABW) are: Doering explained. qualified. day, Billings said. The east-we- st will be held tonight at , J'- -' Miss the would pledge the 1 Senior: Betty Mann, Agriculture; Sylvia 6. No medley of songs, no rushee especially the Ag Activities Building J gteiner. Teachers. Must Be Ready the close of the paths were Kay Agriculture; Madge songs longer than 5 minutes in fraternity at 8 Junior: Stute. The rule change says difficult to clear. starting at p.m. Haumont, Agriculture; Joan Schultz, last length, nor any song you meditation period and then go Agriculture: Mary Stastny. Arts and any group not ready to Since the Air Base uses a "There Is No Place Like that sung in previous sings to the house of his choice. Sciences, Jeanette Osbora, Agriculture; go on at the exact scheduled have lot of equipment and trucks Nebraska" is the theme for Jeanette Cander, Agriculture. years can be used this year. The meditation period has Sophomore: Pat O Dell, Arts and Sci of will to clear snow, the campus this year's carnival which time performance be re- also been lengthened in the 1 ences; Karma Anderson, Agriculture; 7. The director must doesn't have enough equip- will commemorate the Lincoln Gaylene Wells, Agriculture: AUreda disqualified from participa- suggested schedule. Sage-hor- "active" in the group Stuta, Art and Sciences: Virginia tion. main ment to haul away the snow Centennial. Agriculture; Beverly fivoboda. participating and be regularly Groups sponsoring Miss Gies Miss Glade Agriculture. Miss Doering said that this as it is cleared, Billings said. booths enrolled in the University. The snow will be piled in are: 8. All groups must remain IFC Slate "Hoop Up in the lots until Saturday when Fedde Hall, It after their participation on away, Nebraska," chairman Sharon it will be hauled he South American Schools Ivy Day for recall by the To Be Set explained. Russell. Tough, judges if necessary. Love Hall, "Lovely Weath- 'The biggest trouble is 9. Any group not ready to We an awful time er," Dorothy Shallenburger Next Week cars. have go on at the exact scheduled clearing the lots when cars and Pat Cunningham. be Opportunities Short, Feder Says time of performance will Nominations for Interfrater-nit- y are parked in them," Billings Ag Men's Club, "The Hang- disqualified from participa- South schools are dents working very most of the South American Council officers must be said. ing Tree," Don Miller and American 'hard and tion. more difficult than intelligent." universties." Charles Keep much A song leader's meeting for in by Msrch 11. those in the United States be- They discuss social and po- Alpha Gamma Sigma, "Sig- He added that he didn't be- all participating groups will IFC president Gary Cadwal- Exam Study ma Stockade," Norval McCas-li- n cause of the limited educa- litical problems more frankly gin teaching until two or three announced at a later date, on be lader said the announcement tional opportunities. and openly and the whole weeks after the semester had Miss Doering added. of concerns any Farmhouse, "Nebraska Dr. Ernest Feder, associate are more interested in them, begun because neither the in- nominations Asks Student Navy," Jim Greer professor of agricultural eco- he said. This is particularly structors nor the students FM Radio Plans house wishing to have a can- Alpha Gamma Rho, "Ne- nomics, expressed this belief true at the University of Chile knew where they were to go didate considered for the Support braska's Progress," Ron a after teaching for 11 months where financial status is low. for classes, what time, nor slate. The slate is drawn up in South America. For example, at the begin- which days. British Concerts by the executive committee The Student Council final Home Ec Club, "Upward 'Screening Tremendous' ning of the school year, Dr. Language Versatility FuH length concerts from of the IFC. exam committee neeas stu Ander- The screening of possible Feder said, he was instruct- 1958 Edinburgh Interac- dent support in order to get and Onward," Karma The versatility of the South the Slate Announcement university students in South ing 14 agricultural economic the final exam period length-ende- d, son American people in languages tion Festival will be featured The slate will be announced A mystery booth, "The Ne- America is a tremendous graduate students. He ended in a night over a council member said amazed the economist. Once Friday scries at the next meeting, March Beatnik Crew." process compared to univer- the year with three students. KFMQ. Wednesday. braska while attending a party with 19, Cadwallader said. Nomi- Also will be a Cake sities in the United States, Because they were unable to concerts, which are be- Chuck Huston, chairman of featured a "dozen or so" other guests The nations may be made from Walk, Dr. Feder said. work full time and attend ing in cooperation the committee, told the Coun- he conversed in German, Eng. presented the floor. A trophy will be awarded to Financial resources and tal- school, the students were Broadcasting cil that before his committee lish, French and Spanish. with the British The officers making up winning booth. Prizes will ent count much toward being forced to drop. will begin March four appealed to the faculty senate the Corporation, the executive committee are go to costumed boy accepted a university When choosing between "Very sober" is the term 13 9 p.m. he would like to hear the view the best into at vice president, sec- there. making money and going to for the male mode of dress president, of scholarship chairmen and and girl. The Edinburgh International retary, and treasurer. One year ago at this time school to earn a degree, the in Chile. On the whole, the Festival took place from Aug. other interested students. not An amendment proposed Lot of Happiness Dr. Feder was at the Univer- money is usually chosen since Chilean dress was too 24th to Sept. 13 of last year. The Student Council is ask- sity of Chile in Santiago, quite often there is not much Americanized, he said. Ameri- Maria Callas, in Bellini's Wednesday states that no ing the administration to ex- awaiting the start of the first of an alternative. can women in Chile often opera "La Sonnambula," will house may have an officer of tend the final exam period Due at Union IFC for more than two semester and the beginning of Dropouts complained that the native be heard on the first broad- the one day in order to leave the "Little John" Beecher and his term of instruction under College graduates are in the women wore their clothes un- cast. consecutive years. first day completely free for his orchestra will appear at a Fulbright scholarship. minority, Dr. Feder con- necessarily tight, he con-mente- d. Performers to be heard in Agreement study. the Union Ballroom tonight The German-bor- n economist tinued. A high percentage of later broadcasts include Ern- The executive committee Letters supporting or dis- from 9 to 12 p.m. taught in the graduate school the people do not go to school Dr. Feder attended the Uni- est Ansermet, Benjamin Brit- will operate under this agreeing with the council pro- Beecher, described as 300 of economics. He also deliv- at all and an equally high versity of Geneva in Switzer- ten, Otto Klemperer, Peter amendment, Cadwal 1 a d e r posal should be sent to Chuck pounds of happiness, is an en- ered two series of lectures percentage drop out before land where he received his Pears, Maureen Foresster, the said. Huston, Student Council Final tertainer and comedian. He at the University of Buenos they reach high school. PhD. He also did graduate Philharmonic Orchestra, the Under this provision, mem- Exam Committee, Room 305, leads his own band and has Aires in Argentina and the Although he found the work at the" University of Edinburgh University Singers, bers of Delta Tau Delta and Student Union. his own floor show. University of Lima in Cuczo. school system in Chile very California. Before coming to the Royal Opera House Or- Beta Theta Pi would be in- The committee will use the Tiard-Workln- Admission charge is 65 cents g' bewildering, he considered Nebraska five years ago he chestra and the Montreal Each eligible to hold office in the letters in preparing their pres- per person and $1 per couple. Dr. Feder found the s t u-- the country "well ahead of taught at South Dakota State. Choir. IFC next year. entation for the faculty senate.