Tuesday, June, 15, 1948
THE SUMMER NEBRASKAN
Students Receive Services
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At Student Health Clinic
Just as during the regular school
year, students at the University
are entitled to services and facil
ities of the Student Health from
the time regular classes begin,
provided the student has complet
ed his registration.
This services ends at midnight
on the last day of final examina
tions at the close of each semester
or summer school session.
Hours for the city campus
clinic are from 8-12 a.m. and 1-5
p.m. Monday thru Friday and
from 8-12 Saturday morning. The
clinic is closed Saturday after
noons, Sundays and vacations.
Student infirmary visiting hours
are from 2:30 to 4 p.m. and 7 to
8:30 p.m.
No medical or hospital services
are furnished during vacations,
except in the case of a student
who is hospitalized at the time a
vacation begins, and then in the
case of emergency only.
Services.
The student health service fee
entitles the student: To a complete
physical examination on entrance
(required of all students entering
the university for the first time),
one complete physical examina
tion every year thereafter while
enrolled in the university, military
and physical education place
ments, intra-mural and swimming
examinations; special examina
tions required by Nebraska stat
utes for certification of teacher;
and to all medical services which
can be rendered to ambulatory
patients.
Consulations with specialists
are available as to diagnosis only
on ear, eye, nose, throat, orthope
dic, neourological and psychiatric
problems upon authorization of
one of the staff doctors.
A clinical laboratory service is
maintained by the student health
service which entitles a student to
Ordinary clinical laboratory tests
and services, X-ray photographs,
electrocardiographs, and basal me
tabolism tests, for the cost of
materials used and upon author
ization of staff doctor.
Drug Room.
A drug room is maintained in
the pharmacy building where pre
scriptions are compounded and
medical supplies can be purchased.
The cost for hospitalization will
be carried by the health service
except for the $1 per day charged
to the student.
Students may not use the coli
seum swimming pool without a
swimming permit issued by the
student health. Also, each student
must obtain a special permit be
fore engaging in any intramural
sport.
The student health department
for the past year has been under
going a complete re-orginzation to
increase facilities.
New Facilities.
The new facilities at present
consist of a two-story temporary
structure (formerly a naval
F.O.Q.) located at the southeast
corner of the quadrangle. The first
story is the dispensary and the
second story the infirmary, con
sisting of 15 bedrooms with a
maximum capacity of 26 beds. It
is hoped that, in the next several
years, this temporary structure
will be replaced by a permanent
and adequate student health cen
ter building.
LIKE FATHER
Beautiful Sally Rawlinson, tal
ented daughter of the silent screen
favorite, Terbert Rawlinson ap
pears in Faramount's "Sorrowful
Jones," based on the colorful
Damon Runyon story and starring
Bob Hope and Lucille Ball.
QUITE A CHANGE.
Lucille Ball's starring role oppo
site Bob Hope in Paramount's
'Sorrowful Jones" marks her first
picture at this studio since "Paris
In The Spring," made shortly after
she was "discovered" by Holly
wood and in which she played a
chorus girl.
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Colbert Explains Authorization
Notice of Subsistence Pay
Student-veterans who -were in
school the second semester ended
on June 5, and who are continuing
in summer school, will receive a
notice of authorization of subsi
stence allowance from the veter
ans administration (V. A. form
7-506), stating that payments for
the summer session will start
June 21, 1948.
This requires an explanation,
according to J. P. Colbert, direc
tor of veterans consultation board.
Fay Continued
The veterans administration is
continuing the second semester
subsistence of such students on to
June 20, 1948, which is 15 days
(vacation allowance) beyond June
5. Summer subsistence will then
start on June 21 and continue on
for 15 days beyond the close of the
summer session.
Veterans who were not in
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school the second semester just
ended, but who are registered for
summer school, will receive sub
sistence from the beginning of
summer school. Thus all veterans
will receive subsistence for sum
mer school plus 15 days of vaca
tion allowance. The 15 days of va
cation allowance will be deducted
from each veteran's time entitle
ment. Vet to Report
Any veteran who does not wish
to have 15 days deducted from
his time entitlement, should re
port to the office of the veterans
consultation board, 101 mechanic
arts hall, on or before the dates
listed below:
For those attending short sum
mer session June 15, 1948. For
those attending long summer ses
sionJune 30, 1948. In such case
no vacation allowance will be
paid.
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