Twin-City herald., 1933-11-04
Campus
Personalities
Rv Nellie Dodson

Most people picture President Coff-
man of the University as being tall,
imposing gentleman who rules his
10000 students with an iron hand.
In reality, DR.. Cofman is little,
tired looking gentleman, slightly
stoop- -shouldered, with the appearance
of carrying all the burdens of the Uni
versity forever on his mind. Stu
dents speak to him when they see him
on the campus, and he returns their
greetings in friendly, personal man.
ner, even though they are strangers
to him. I sometimes wonder if he
wouldn't like to chuck it all over
board, and go away somewhere and
forget about budgets, underpaid fac
ulty, and all the rest Of the mess.
MAE WEST, in a recent newspaper
interview, gave some advice to gals
on the subject of "holding" their men.
Mae said: "BE CHANGEABLE-a
man soon loses interest in a woman
who is forever clinging to him, who
is so obviously interested in him that
she won't even look at another man.
Let there be doubt as to your CON-
STANCY! Also-BE SELFISH-so
you won't be sorry! Always think Of
your health, your wealth, and your
future. If you do, you won't do things
which you will spend sleepless nights
over!" That is some of Macs ad-
vice; it sounds pretty good to me.
That baby knows her men-and how!
JACK HARPOLE got knocked out
cold in the Iowa game last Saturday.
He revived sufficiently to walk off the
field without assistance, but believe
you me, he was hit pul-enty hard!
He got one of the best hands of the
day from the Homecoming crowd.
There is no doubling the fact that
Jack is popular with Minnesota foot
ball rooters. He's so small, they all ad-
mire his nerve and get-up. Yeah, he's
small, but he's strong and he can sock
hard. .a..r-..r ... .,.a
Incidentally, Jack had been telling
A. DOUGLASS and Yours Truly the
day before the game, how JULIUS
ALFONSO was knocked for a row of
pigskins during the Purdue game.
Seems as if julius was so groggy
when he came to that he didn't know
who he was, where he was, or what
he was doing there. Someone passed
hand before his eyes, but the boy
was so dazed he didn't even blink ar
eyelash. When Jack was telling US
about it, he didn't even have the
slightest idea he would be laid out the
next day. s. .a".- ..a
PAUL robson is making far
greater success in "Emporer Jones'
than the producers of the pictures
even dared hope for. =. o. CRUMP.
who is here for graduate work, has
the best-looking stationery. EARL
S. from Washington, D. c., is the only
cullud fellow on the campus who
wears those very collegiate cords. :.
JOHN D. puts in his bid for collegiate
attire by wearing one of those suede
jackets which are so popular with
Minnesota men. CHICK DAVIS
on one of the coldest days of the sea-
son so far, went back and forth to
classes without a hat. ALICE
BURNS and NADINE DYER who
went to Crane College before they
came to Minnesota, really should meet
some of the local hot-chas. Coming
from Chicago, they are used to
town where something happens, and
not burg where you can't stick your
nose out of the door without some
dizzy yelling: "Scandal!"
Harpole's shoe shop is the stopping
off place for campus big-shots. The
Harpole boys have quite cute little
shop, with football pictures, clippings,
college banners and pennants, etc., all
over the place. There is a radio in
there n'everything. The football boys
drop by to chat with Jack, and other
folks drop by in hopes of seeing the
football boys.
T'other day, within about five min
utes, was introduced to BOB PEAS
LEE, the rooter king, and JIMMY
CONNERS, the basketball player.
(And what a honey he wasD People
came in and out so fast that some of
the important ones slip by before you
know who they are. Quite few come
in to get shoe shines lust SO that