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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, January 12, 1949
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A typical scene in the Medical college Student Union is shown above. Here several nurses pause to
relax for a moment at the "coke bar" in the Union. Many of the same social opportunities avail
able to women students on the Lincoln campus are open to students in the university's School of
Nursing at Omaha. A discussion of opportunities offered in the field of nursing will be conducted by
Irma Kyle, Director of the School of Nursing in Ellen Smith hall Thursday, Jan. 13.
Directory . . .
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anee of all other available Di
rectories. More Copies On Way
Miss Flood and her assistants,
by Tuesday afternoon, were cast
ing anxious eyes at the Cornhusk
er Printing company for the print
ing of additional Student Direc
tories. The printer was turning
out about 200 every few hours,
Miss Flood commented, while
Foundation members raced back
to booths in the Union, Law, Ag,
Library, and Sosh, to sell the
books.
The red-and-white-c o v e r e d
book contains names, addresses,
phone numbers and school years
of students, as well as names, ad
dresses, offices, titles and phone
I numbers of faculty and adminis
trative personnel. They are sell
I ing for 50c a copy.
Directory Delayed
The 1948-49 editions of the Di
rectory has caused considerable
campus comment because of its
delay in reaching students. The
Foundation had promised it for
sale by Christmas vacation when
the Cornhusker Printing company
had contracted it for completion.
Chancellor
Urges New
Accrediting
Chancellor Gustavson Tuesday
urced the Association of Ameri
can Colleges to join with four
nthrr mninr associations of high
er education to simplify accredit
ing procedures.
Lamenting the present confu
sion of 40 accrediting agencies,
Dr. Gustavson said that the au
thority of college administrators
to run their own institutions is
threatened. He commented that
thoQo nnoncips renresent many
professional and allied fields and
m.iv rifrrodit nr refuse to ac
credit training offered by uni
versities and colleges.
He remarked that one college
ntwiilnnt hnH n1rrndv stated that
....
he feels college administrators are
increasingly becoming just local
representatives for accrediting
groups.
Speaking before the Associa
tion of American Colleges as
chairman of the joint committee
on accrediting, Dr. Gustavson pro
posed formation of a committee
of ten, two representatives from
each of the five major associa
tions. This committee would de
termine the basic principles of
accrediting which would also
serve as tribunal to hear appeals
from decisions made by accredit
ing agencies.
To Enlist Others
The Joint Committee on Ac
crediting includes representatives
from the National Association of
State Universities, the Association
of Land-Grant Colleges, and the
Association of Urban Universities.
It now seeks to enlist the mem
bership of the Association of
American Colleges and the Asso
ciation of American Universities.
VALENTINES
For Friend, Sweetheart,
Kiddie and Relative
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 No. 14 Open. Thur. to 9
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
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Socks formerly 75c, now 50c. 50 centers,
now 35c
Sweaters, corduroy and wool sport shirts,
formerly 7.95 & 9.95, now $5
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Hear CONNIE HAINES'
new version of "Stormy Weather"
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That great number that everybody was hum
ming back in 1933 comes to life again with"
Connie Haines' sensational, new recording.
Here's little Connie Haines, smooth-singing,
phono fan favorite, talking over this all-time
hit-tune with fellow musician, Jerry Jerome.
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