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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, March 29, 1949
Baptist Students Create
Active Religious Program
Though one of the smaller re
ligious groups on campus, the
Baptist Student Fellowship pro
vides an active program with the
student house as the center.
A project now in the limelight
is a waffle supper. The supper is
an annual affair which provides
expenses for sending delegates to
summer camps and meetings.
Baptist students annually attend
the summer assembly at Green
Lake, Wis., and the Estes Park
conference.
SUMMER SERVICE projects
are also a part of the program.
Under this plan, students work in
one of four communities during
the summer to gain experience
and observe the methods used in
the various occupations. Hulett,
Wyo.. is the "center for rural
Students Offered
Institutional Jobs
Possibilities for student work in
state mental and correctional in
stitutions will be discussed at a
meeting at 3 p. m. in the Union,
Wednesday.
George Willoughby, regional
representative for the American
Friends Service committee, will
meet with interested students to
explain the possibilities for work
in state institutions this summer.
The program is already in op
eration in several states. It is es
pecially designed for students in
terested in social work. In addi
tion to helping to relieve a seri
ous personnel shortage it gives
undergraduate students "an op
portunity for first hand contact
with 'people in trouble.' "
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MAIN FEATURES START
STATE: "Knock on Any Door,"
1:09, 3:14, 5:19, 7:24, 9:32.
VARSITY: "Drums," 2:19, 5:20,
8:23. "South of Tahiti," 1:00,
4:03, 7:06, 10:09.
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10:28. "Blondie's Secret," 2:06,
4:27, 6:48, 9:16.
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"South of jTK-Tahiti"
studies, and industrial studies are
made at VV'eirton, W. Va. Students
also are sent to Harlem, N. Y., and
Puerto Rico to "work and ob
serve". Under the direction of Rev. C.
B. Howells, Sunday evening dis
cussions are conducted on the
theme "The Church at Work in
the World." "In our discussions,
we try to keep in mind the place
of the university in the world,"
says Rev. Howells.
THE STUDENT House, estab
lished in 1920, is equipped with a
recreation room in the basement,
where students may spend free
hours.
Always popular are the semi
monthly parties. Square dances
rate high, with skating and bowl
ing parties running close in pop
ularity. In addition to the single students
program, the "Golden Band" pro
vides a program for married stu
dents. Meeting on Saturday nights,
the group has a variety of activi
ties including frequent covered
dish suppers.
UIII0II CALENDAR
Tuesday March 29
4 p. m. Siesta Film Main
Lounge.
4:30-6 p. m. Coke Dance
Ballroom.
7 p. ni. Craft Shop Basement.
7 p. m. Square Dancing Party
Ballroom.
New WAA Heads
To Meet Tuesday
Newly elected WAA council of
ficers wil meet Tuesday at 5 p.
m. in the WAA office in Grant
Memorial hall .Also to attend the
meeting are intermurals-coordi-nator
and assistant, social chair
man, and the presidents of the
five clubs.
Competition in the first round
of the badminton inter-mural
tournament has been completed.
The second round of the tourna
ment is now in progress and is ex
pected to be completed Thursday.
Clubs will meet at the follow
ing times:
'"'idminlon 7 p. m. Tuesday.
Rifle 4 to 6 p. m. Tuesday.
Duck Pins 7 p. m. Wednesday.
Orihcsis 7 p. m. Wednesday.
Swimming 7 p .m. Thursday.
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