Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-14
Campus
Personalities
BY Nellie oodson.


son for that mysterious funk got in
course during my freshman year!
it was course in Economics 1B,
marketing Organization. and what a
course! 1t was bad enough when one
gave the instructor his full attention,
But, instead of giving the dear
teacher My full attention, was devot-
ing all my moments to thinking how
perfectly grand OLLIE GRANTHAM
would look in one of those snappy
officers uniformsl Ollie, perhaps un-
fortunately, was in the same class,
row directly behind me, and |
thought he was the most handsome
male in the worldl All, those we're
the daysl
Wonder il ST. and PIT. ever patch
ed up that slight difficulty which oc-
Cured the night of the Dip party?
To 'L"-Thanks for the nice note.
Sorry, but I'd rather not give out any
information concerning what you ask
ed about, in the column. / can only
tell you that am almost certain
that the boy you wrote about is not
member of the Omega fraternity. He
has never attended any kind of col
lege. as far as know.
And gel whom know fairly well,
called me up the other day with a
tale of woe about her boy friend.
Seems as if he doesn't want her to
go out with any other fellow, nor
does he approve of anyone else even
so much as calling on her at home.
According to his way of thinking, she
must sit home and twaddle her
thumbs every night when he can't do
the jailer act. AS he spends quite a
| few of his evenings running around
with all varieties and types Of fem
mes, l can't understand why she can't
have at least one night week to do
as she wishes: in fact, as they are
not engaged, or married, can't see.
why the deuce the gel can't go out
as often and as much as she pleases!
What's sauce for the goose is sauce
for the gander! If the dear brother
makes extended whoopee till all
hours whenever he pleases, the dear
sister should feel free to do the
same.
What thanks do these girls get, who
sit home and play faithful" to some
philandering punk? Nine times out
Of ten the boy friend goes out and
falls for some dame whom he can't
! give orders to as If she were lit
tie puppy dog, and who causes him
to lose more sleep and spend more
miserable moments than the "old
faithful" ever did! The gel who sits,
home and waits for phone call from
he zone and only" in other words,
has the pleasure of seeing the ION,
and only" end up by trailing som
| hard-hearted Hannah around. Som,
hard-hearted hannah who would n
more think of spending her evenings
twiddling her thumbs just because
some wild-brained male told her to,
then she would think of doing swan
dive from the top of the Empir
State!
And this week l have some more
boys who have one or two shy little
girls admiring them from distance.
I'll mention the names and its up tc
the fellows to find out for themselves
who the girls are. Here goes: JOHN
DOUGLASS you'll have to guess
hard. John, If you intend to find oui
who she is).,.....BILL BENJAMIN
TN bet you have an idea, BilD.-......
FRED HENRY tShe lives in Mime
apolis, Fred, .....JAMES ROBINSON
(Shes only seen you twice, old dear)
49,. GEORGE DUNCAN (You have
the record, SON. She saw you at the
| Dip party and did she ask all about
your PETE THATCHER (Pete,
you Clark Gable, you have three par
ties all afiutter) ."TOOTS WRIGHT
(She feel for that smile of yours,
Toots).
Now that is the silent love" list
! for the present. Fred Henry and
James Robinson were in the other
two lists which appeared last year.
! Pete Thatcher takes the honors from
all of you veterans : Pete has three
young ladies interested in his vel
fare George Duncan made such a
| hit at first sight, that, ohmy-!
You fellows can poster me all you
wish, but I'm not telling any names.
Keep your eyes open, and if you are
smart, you'll see the young ladies give
themselves away completely And
you girls who told me don't have to
worry; I won't divulge your secret