Twin-City herald., 1933-10-28
Campus
Personalities
Rv Nellie Dodson


NEAPOLIS STAR of Monday, Oeto-
Der %:
eff the Panthers had not been so
intent on giving a certain Ellsworth
Harpole thorough going over, they
might have done some scoring in that
roistering fourth period. And it fol-
lows that if vote had been taken as
to just who was the outstanding hero
of that fourth quarter stand against
the pride of the east, the smiling
young Negro guard would have drawn
a good share Of the ballots"
"After the game the Gophers said
that the Panthers seemed more intent
on ridding themselves of Harpole
than in winning the ball game. They
aimed most of their thrusts directly
at him, at time when plays into the
line certainly were not in keeping
with the best strategy"
''It was evident that the Pittsburgh
ers wanted to know who this Negro
boy was when" he went into the game
because several of them looked him
over and asked the referee his name.
But as one of the coaches said: 'Har-
pole had lot to with our winning the
game. If team would rather give
Harp" beating than win the ball
game, it certainly was all right with
u.s. Anyhow, Harp stood his ground
nobly and played the finest game Of
his career"
The ferocious Pittsburgh Panthers
were very much subdued lot after
that game last Saturday. The bus
driver who took them back to their
hotel after the game said that not
word was spoken during the drive!
Incidentally, WILLIS WARD play
ed a stellar game at end for Michi-
gan, last week.
AL MCCLURE and LOUIS MASON
are out for frosh football, and, be
lieve it or not, they look quite husky
in their uniforms
If a little bird whispered in my ear
correctly, the University of Iowa
must be a femme's Paradise! We
hear that there are FIFTY-FOUR
gorgeous males down there, and
EIGHT gels. Now if that isn't the
answer to what's wrong with a lot of
danes, nothing else is. The ALPHAS
and the KAPPAS both threw big
dances for. Iowa Homecoming last
Saturday, and the stag lines at both
frat houses were so long it: was pitt
full. Wimmen around here moan for
good-looking, intelligent men,-well,
girls, just take a trip down to Iowa
some time and you'll have selection
which will make your head swim-or
at least so they tell me. At any rate
Personalities is going to take run
down to dear old Ioway and find out
for herself at the very first oppor-
tunity.
At present it looks as if cullud
students are going to take an active
part in a Minnesota Homecoming for
the first time. Today wednesday,
successful efforts were made to get
gang together to attend the pepfest
on Friday night, and then go on to the
big dance in the Minnesota Union
afterwards.
There were experiments on frogs in
Psychology lecture the other day
Some of the froggies got frisky and
one OF them finally hoped down from
the lecture platform to the floor. A
gel sitting in one Of the front rows
felt something land on her foot, ana
looked down to see q nice, wet, green
frog! Ye gods, she let out such a
yell the roof shook!
Thoughts while ramblin' around:
Capt. ROY OEN lost ten pounds in
the Purdue game, while FITZHUGH
LYONS lost about nine in the Indiana
game. You can see by that, foot
ball is no game for. cream puffs. .
JESSE BABB, the Indiana footballer
is married. 1t is getting colder
and colder out on the campus.
always wonder what would happen if
the Chemistry building blew up. It
would probably rcck the whole cam
pus, what with all those chemicals in
the place. d. When Psychology lee
ture gets too dry, anluse myself by
gazing at the dark, curly locks of
JULIUS ALFONSO, the French lad
who ran all over Pittsburg, and who
sits few rows down from me.
June graduate list stands as fol-
lows: MARGE WORMLEY, a po-
sition in st. Louis. VIRGINIA
ARGRETT, position in North Caro-
lima. JOHN TERRY, place in
the east, Pittsburgh, l believe. /.
HELEN JONES, back for work on an
advanced degree. Does anyone know
what on earth became of FRANK
J0HNSON2 Ts he still around here