Twin-City herald., 1933-11-18
Campus
Personalities
Rv Nellie Dodson

career in college. His playing OH the
freshman squad this fall has been
outstanding. He can throw those
long passes which have broken up
more than one football game. Maybe
we will have another name to add to
that of the great BOB MARSHAL in
the hall of Minnesota gridiron fame!
Somebody forgot to tell the mem
bers of the faculty that mid-quarter
exams were supposed to be abolished
in the Arts college. While Science,
Literature and Arts students breathed
a sigh of relief at being released from
the midquarter headaches, profs and
instructors went on making out the
exams just as they always have, and
everyone found out that their sighs
were short-lived, for midquarters
went merrily on as per schedule. Now
the question is: Do Arts students
have midquarters or do they not?
From the events of the past week and
a half, the answer seems to be loud
''YESw And what about the ruling
abolishing midquarters? Oh, that's
just on the books for decorative pur-
poses. Ho hum.
MARIAN PEBBLES is dizzy from
trying to take Chemistry and Zoology
at the same time. =. LOUIS MASON
is making faces at Math course. :.
VAL DAVIS is saying naughty words
at a Physics course. BELLA LEE
sez Political Science is running her
happy young life. ALICE BURNS
and Psychology laboratory work don't
get along. Ditto Yours Truly. . .
JOHNNY DOUGLASS, taking the
course in Business Administration,
(Which is pulenty tough) studied
himself all out, and had to sign out
of school before he had complete
breakdown. Now is in Chicago re-
cuperating.
To "Amos": You're slightly twisted
up. RAY BROWN and BOOTELY
P. BROWN are two entirely differ
ent persons. Bootely is a fancy name
for DUNBAR GIBSON of St. Louis.
Go to Dayton's music counter or the
Gable Piano Company for the infor
nation you asked for. ESTYR BRAD
LEY is the secretary of the Cameo
club; you'll have to write and ask
her the same questions concerning
membership that you asked me. AS
rule, in both the Cameo and Credja-
fawn clubs, you have to have someone
sponsor you for membership. Thanks
for writing.
A lot of femmes are beginning to
try to initiate MAE WEST. That
slow drawl and worldly attitude are
entirely o. k. if the person who af-
fects them is able to do it without
appearing TOO suggestive A girl
who puts on poo~ imitation is likely
to give the wronr impression and
then before she knows how or why
will get, er-insulted for her trouble.
Better be yourself and let Mae West
be Mae West. She gets money for
her act: you'll probably onlv got
laugh for making Yourself look silly.
That vounc man I said got pasted
in the schnczzln for making cracks
called me W ard very i~ately asserted
that he didn't get sockcd. I still saw
he did, and can prove it if need be,
So what?
If Minnesota loses the Michigan
game, Cantain ROY OFN is. I think,
in for a k;s~ir~. Three GELS I know
of have n h~t on. Two of 'ero are
bettin~ NicIiran viii +nkn the game.
the third is backing Minnesota. If
Minnesota loses, she will have to pay
off her bot by prahbin@ Den at the
earliest opnortunitv and GIVING him
q nice. bir sroock. Thore will be two
probIn-1~: Fi7'r+ +rv - oct nna~
enough to Oen tn kiss him (he's bash
full: second, +rv 10 convince orlook-
ers it's bet and not a usual oc-
currence. Haw!
One of the most interesting lec-
turers on the campus is probably
Professor BIRD Of the Psychology
department. He hos 2 ouick-witted
intelligent wav of handling his sub
jects which i . n'earant diversion
from the usunl CIT end dried method
used bv a preat menv college lee
turers. Perhaps one of the most diff
ficult TOPICS for anv professor or in
structor to handle in rnixed gather
ing of men and women students is
the sex urestion. The way the dis
cussion is received bv the class de-
pends entirely on the lecturer. Some
skirt the topic as delicately as pos
sible in a rather prudish, half-em-
barrassed way: it is when such an