Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1933-01-21
Campus
Personalities
BY Nellie Dedson

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my box during most of the session.
thought that with the decrease in
enrolment this quarter, there would
be no errors in P. o. assignments, but
darned If I'm not having my box
mooched again this time. The second
day Of school found my box cluttered
with notes from individuals signing
themselves tom" and Roy, and
one in feminine handwriting signed
Peaches. They were all addressed
to Bert. Very irately wrote in
large letters on piece Of paper
these words: Check your P. o.
number. This is MY box" and placed
1t in the box for the benefit of Bert.
The next day when went for my Dali
ly, found it gone, and languishing in
its place was another note from the
Peaches" person, which had evident
vi arrived after Bert" had made off
with my Daily. AND to add insult
to injury, written across the bottom
of the notice had left, was the very
annoying word "Nerts!" Can you
beat it? The Bert" brother had not
only seen fit to ignore my notice, but
had written "Nerts!" across the bot.
tom of it! Up until that time, had
been of mind to complain to the P.
o. office but after that "Nerts!" bust
ness, decided to take the law into
my OWN hands. And so scratching
out the insulting Merits, l wrote
below it: Merits yourself! If you
don't keep out of this P. o. won't be
responsible for what happens to your
MALL" Il was thinking of the Peach
es" person when 1 wrote that
Well. my Daily continues to disap.
pear, so I'm thinking of putting a time
bomb in the box if BERTHE doesn't 20
and get p. o. of his own! Just you
wait and see! Merits, Ell?
That st. Paul boy who kisses and
tells, is in for a face-slapping If he
tells on certain gel in Mpls.
What Clark Gable wants to Join the
stag-line once more, but doesn't know
how to tell HER?
To Mr.. B.-I think that the new Ju.
nior College at Minnesota is what you
are referring to. This college pro-
vides curriculum for those who can
not, or do not wish to register for the
regular four-year course. Write to the
Registrar, University of Minnesota,
and you will be sent a bulletin con-
tanning detailed information of the
Junior College. You certainly are not
| too old to go back to school,! We
have 'em all ages out on the campus,
from kids just out of high school to
mfddle-aged grads who have come
back to take further courses. Thanks
for writing, and 1 hope have helped
little bit.
There's nothing deader than a dead
love-affair! If that st. Paul Carlo
would only realize that, she would
save a lot of energy trying to win back
the affections of one young man who
ONCE UPON A TIME thought she
was plenty hot-cha. No, he isn't in.
terested in anyone else, dearie, but he
certainly doesn't run a temperature
over you anymore. He's not the only
male in the world, so dry your tears,
and give that nice boy a break who
has been waiting for so long!
This week got letter which near.
ly knocked me out! A gel who didn't
even sign an initial wrote to me about
something which had me stumped for
awhile; I couldn't figure out why she
should pick Me to ask. Evidently she
wants to be answered through the
column, for there was no return ad-
dress for identifying purposes. Her
main problem seemed to be that her
boy friend was beginning to pay atten-
ton to married lady, and she wants
to know what she can do about II?
Well, gosh, I'm not very qualified to
answer question like that, but I'll
do my best.
l would say the best thing she can
do is to keep out of the affair entirely.
When single boy takes a tumble
for femme older than he is. the az
fair usually is just a temporary one,
and cools off before any real harm is
{ done. No amount of talking will do
any good. because at the time, the
poor fellow believes all girls his own
age are silly and inexperienced, and
absolutely unable to appreciate his
All, manhood. The emily
thing his gel-friend can do. Is to get
someone else who will appreciate her,
'inexperience" or to wait and find
out who wakes up first,-her boy
friend, or the lady's husband II the