Sunday, October 9, 1919
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Sunday
Ae and Interdenominational
Youth fellowship Sunday at 5:30
p m. at 33rd and Starr. Walter
Nolte, assistant state attorney, will
discuss the present gambling sit
uation. Canterbury club will not make
the trip to Doane College, Crete.
Monday
Thcta Chi fraternity will meet
at 7 p. m. Monday in Room 121
of Burnett hall
Kosmrt Klub workers meet at
5 p. m. Monday in the Kosmct
Klub office. Bring money and
theater tickets.
Attention Corn Cobs and Tas
sels: Turn in Cornhusker sales
books Monday or Tuesday at
Cornhusker office.
Tuesday
Teacher's College Dean's Advis
ory committee meets Tuesday
January Grads
Prn:nvtiv Jannarv CTaduateS
who have not already made ap
plication for degrees and certifi
cates must do so before Tuesday,
Nov. 1.
Applications may be made In
the senior checking room B9, Ad
ministration building, Office hours
are 10 a. m.-3 p. m. daily, and 10
a. m.-12 noon Saturday.
noon in Room 213, Teachers col
lege. Members please bring sug
gestions for proposed question
naire. Teacher's College Dean's Ad
visory committee meets Tuesday
noon in 213 Teachers college.
Members please bring suggestions
lor proposed questionnaire.
All army and air ROTC stu
dents interested in becoming
members of the ROTC rifle team
are invited to attend a meeting
in the Cadet Officers lounge of
Military Science building at 4:45
p. m. Tuesday.
Nu-Meds to Hear
Dean II. C. Lueth
College of Medicine Dean Har
old C. Lueth will be on campus
Tuesday, Oct. 11, to act as guest
speaker at the year's first meeting
of Nu-Meds.
The organization, composed of
pre-med. pre-nursing. and pie
lab technician students, will meet
in Love Library auditorium at
7:30 p. m.
Dean Lueth will discuss "Some
New Developments in Medicine."
He will also outline the require
ments for admission to Med
school.
All students following the med
ical, nursing or lab technician
courses are urged to attend the
meeting. They will be given the
opportunity to join the organiza
tion if they wish.
$850 Goal
Of Presby
House Drive
Presbyterian students on cam
pus are in the midst of the fall
financial campaign for the Presby
student house.
Members of the denomination
are currently being solicited for
contributions to the groups' be
nevolences and house program. A
goal of $850 has been set for the
fall subscription.
Money collected or pledged will
be distributed as follows:
OUTREACH COMMISSION
Displaced Persons 3no
Pom i to Europe
RellKious Welfare Council 60
Presby Church In the U. S 100
World Student Christian Fed 38
$500
FEI.I-OWSHIP COMMISSION
Recreation 25
Food Mid Pkrttaa
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FAITH AND LIFE COMMISSION
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Worship AIVi
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$30
STEWARDSHIP COMMISSION
Presby Post J5
Publicity
House Equipment '
TOTAL 0
The fall campaign began Sun
day night, Oct. 2, and will clos
next weekend. Speakers on th
forum last week were Prof.
Theodore Jorgenson, Prof. Willard
Gaeddert and Prof. Phillip Frand-son.
Frank Kueern
Harbor Shop
Across Street from
Teachers College
512 N. l llh St.
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