University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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T 'W T T T T' T I Made in lVInnzipeg Class Pins ...gr ,g,.. Cfgeachers ana' Students Select their gifts of watches, Vanities, pen and pencil sets or gifts of leather and silver from Q l .Dingwalfs because of the wider choice rin e and smarter styles. Af., .f DIING W AIULQS lI'esIerr1 Cr1m1rl'a's finest Jewellery Store aqui tp.. Made in Winnipeg .School Pins and Rings T i T T I TTTl I! will pay you to see and hear . . . Gfeneireill llileetirie Latest 1932 Combination Radio y ONLY i s 9 0 COMPLETE Easy Terms l :Schumacher-f'7lffacKenzie LIMITED 713-l MAIN ST. IJHONIE 86 603 1 I r aeded,l Girls at college are hanging their pretty heads in shame since a dean told them in chapel that their slang is old stuff. The dean likes slang, because it is pungent and brief, In the good old days. she says, college students originated slang, but now they simply borrow it from other sources, and they're about a hundred years be- hind the times. As reported in the press, she told the girls that until they can do better than OK and A'KO they might as well say yes, lShe didn't tell 'em anything about saying no. ? But after all. trying to invent new slang is a rather hopeless and all too self-con- scious business. We read the other day that Oh, yeah? is about fifteen hunred years old. going back to the pronunciation of the ancient Anglo-Saxons. A native co-ed says that not a proposal this month has had a genuine ring to it.-Vanderbilt Masquerader. Irate Parenti Didnt I see you kiss my daughter, sir? Nervy Youth- How should I know? Do you think I'd be gawking around when I was doing a thing like that? -Boston Transcript. First Eskimo Vxlife: Does your husband stay out late during the winter nights? Second Eskimo Wife: I.ateY Why, last night he didn't get home until half-past Janu- aryfn-Passing Show flsondonl. Mr. Vxlilbur Glenn Voliva predicts that the end of the World Will come in l935. It seems a long time to wait.-Life. A certain shopkeeper says that alterations are going on in his shop. and he is considering put- ting up a sign, No business as usual. fN,Y. I-Ierald-Tribune. Food prices are getting so low that maybe. if we wait long enough, this depression will turn into a gorge.-Boston I-Ierald. Iwi I-lowers Express Q h 0 ll 'J Floral Designs of Your Sympuihy e I Hi9hf5f Med' Vlf TOR I.. SCOTT FLORISTS 'll l DONALD ST.

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U.M.S.U. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bach Row- R. Monat J. Lyons R. Campbell A. Fanshaw Front Row- W. Shaver J. Master Ci. Sharpe K. Dickson C. Johnson HE U,M.S.U. Council hav- ing quite definitely expressed their views concerning the depression, the Japanese War and the world series, the Social Committee this year has aimed to carry out a limited program. Quality and not quantity has been their standard. The opening function of the fall term was the Thanksgiving Day dance in honor of the visiting track teams from Saskatchewan and Alberta. At this no effort was spared to leave a lasting impression with our visitors. of 'Toba's hospitality. This was followed shortly by the usual Pumpkin Ball, the success and popular- ity of which was born out by the record attendance. It was not without arduous effort on the part of our president, who notwithstanding several refusals, finally won the consent of the U.M.S.U. Council, that the Annual Color Night made its auspicious appearance as the lone and crowning achievement of the second term. The Varsity athletes were enter- tained at dinner and dance in the most approved style. We feel that we cannot pass this event by without expressing our warmest appreciation to the special committee who so enthusiastically and artis- tically handled, along with the regular committee. the matter of decorations for this affair. We feel with justifiable pride that this was assuredly the most outstanding social event of the season. At the outset the committee planned to make everything just as good as possible and still to remain a little ahead of the game, and we believe that has been the result obtained. r Page A mcteen