Twin-City herald., 1933-12-30
campus
Personalities
I By Nellie Dodson

weeks vacation. Books and exams
will be forgotten for while, and
maybe some of that lost sleep can be
made up. Will be back in town by
the time you read this, and will be
ready to celebrate New Years Eve
in a big way. Also would like to
thank all Of you who sent me cards,
and party invitations. You know I've
been out Of circulation for so long
that I thought perhaps folks had for
gotten me, but dawggoned if / didn't
get more cards and whatnot this year
than I ever have before! That makes
me feel just swell and all full of
Christmas spirit.
Now let's get down to business.
This is too good to keep although the
parties concerned will be pul-enty
warmish when they find out it's
known. 1t was at A. M. and two
couples were riding back to Mime
apolis after a round Of the st. Paul
beer gardens. In the front seat of
the car, Minneapolis Garbo was
berating her boy friend for practical
ly deserting her for one of the sweet
younger young honeys. She asked
him every block NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for-to-try- -pull-such- monkey -busi-
ness? All, but in the rear seat,
everything was quiet and peace
full. There were murmurs of soft ro-
nance and sweet nothings. One of
the Great Lovers of the Cities was
demonstrating his technique. Finally,
the lady who was the one in power for
THAT evening cooed gently.
"There's one thing 1 like about
you" The G. L. feeling very fiattered
to find that he was making such a
quick impression asked what was the
one thing she liked so well?
"You make love just like RI"
sighed the lady in reminiscent tone.
Well, the atmosphere inside the car
suddenly turned as chill as that Of
the winter air outside the car. The
G. L. hasn't so much as called up his
amour since that night, and probably
won't for some time. AS it happens
R. is another one of the G. LIS of
the cities and has been providing
some tough competition for a long
time! Ut also happened that the gel
was little bit too talkative from
over-imbibing in 3.2.) Haw! Haw!
FILM FLAMS: LUCY BELLAMY
goes around asking people for nickels,
and always gets 'em, too. Two
girls want to know why CHICK
DAVIS doesn't drop around anymore.
:. What is LORENA WELLS doing
these days? The last time I saw
LOU SEYMOUR, the woman wanted
to borrow my shoes. Of all things.
i. THEL MURDOCH and K.
BROWN like to go night-clubbing.
Who said there was no money in cir
culation? ;. The West Virginia COL
Itch JACK HARPOLE will go to as
assistant coach is said to be very hot
cha, with private phones in the dorm
rooms, n everything. Course l dunno,
only heard ;. A certain Fourth
Avenue girl will be the proudest lady
in the Easter parade if she gets that
engagement ring she's expecting. =. {.
VILLA HAYES folks finally sent
her her fur coat, and so now Villa
is satisfied-for a hot minute. g.
AWHNO FITE gave me the jitters
by telling how she saw a live dog
vivisected over in nursing school. OF
course the animal was under an anes-
thetic, but it didn't make the circum-
stances any more pleasant. Ugh! .
A certain st. Paul married lady is in
for a hair-pulling if she doesn't quit
chasing after that South Minneapolis
man. THEL THURSTON tells
about the time during a final exam
when a girl went absolutely screwy,
started screaming Historically, and
had to be taken from the room. l
only prevented myself doing the same
thing by refusing to take two of my
finals this last time. / have them to
make up, but / saved myself ner-
vous breakdown. /. The gangster in
broadway Through A Keyhole" was
the kind of man / could go for in
a big way. I don't mean have a
weakness for gangsters, silly, mean
/ liked that type of man. !. OLLIE
GRANTHAM and FRED HOVDE,
the assistant director of the General
College over at the University, look
enough alike to be brothers. Hovde
is the former star footballer who re-
ceived an Oxford scholarship and went
to jolly old England to complete his