. The badger . w Collar there any significance in that remark? JACK EDWARDS. Mr. J. E. The joke is on the face of it. It is rather apointed remark. Wear a blue flannel shirt and dont shave. My dear Miss Sheakley: I am going with a sweet little miss named Georgia can I cut out my Psi U, Delt, and Phi Delt rivals. NICK GRINDE. Mr. N. G. (N. G., that reminds me of something) Whynot use one of your cutting remarks. My dear Miss Sheakley:What have I done? DUTCH STEUER. Mr. S. Nothing. My dear Miss Sheakley: As I sleep until twelve every morning, I miss my phonecalls. What shall I do?

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. The badger . w Collar there any significance in that remark? JACK EDWARDS. Mr. J. E. The joke is on the face of it. It is rather apointed remark. Wear a blue flannel shirt and dont shave. My dear Miss Sheakley: I am going with a sweet little miss named Georgia can I cut out my Psi U, Delt, and Phi Delt rivals. NICK GRINDE. Mr. N. G. (N. G., that reminds me of something) Whynot use one of your cutting remarks. My dear Miss Sheakley:What have I done? DUTCH STEUER. Mr. S. Nothing. My dear Miss Sheakley: As I sleep until twelve every morning, I miss my phonecalls. What shall I do? MAMIE ANDERSON. Miss A. Learn to talk in your sleep. Learn to say yesand no. The men want to do most of the talking anyway. Dear Miss Sheakley: I miss Carl so. Shall I take up society again anddrown my loneliness with gaiety? ELSA E. F. Yes, Pickett up again. Dear Miss Sheakley: How can we make the Womans Building dances morepopular? DOC AND and Willard. Have the floor leveled. 5 9 3. ElAoes of Fall starts

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