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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, January 5, 1950
Dr. Hixson to Direct
As College Instruction
Dr. Ephriam Hixson, head of
the entemology department, has
been appointed associate director
of resident instruction of the Col
lege of Agriculture as part of an
over-hauling policy instituted by
Dean V. V. Lambert last fall.
This revision of Ag College ad
ministration includes an associate
director of extension and of ex
periment stations in addition to
Dr. Hixsons new post.
In an interview Dr. Hixson ex
plained that he is anxious to help
any student with problems con
cerning their student life if the
problem cannot be settled by the
student's advisor.
Old flan .
Under the old set-up, various
committees were responsible for
the different phases of the Ag stu
dent's life, with the result that
the student could not seek the
help of any one person or com
mittee about a particular prob
lem. Now it is possible for students
with problems ranging from regis
stration difficulties to social or
financial problems to seek advice
from one person who is well ac
quainted with all Ag fields. "This
is no loan agency though," Dr.
Hixson added jokingly, "But we
get scared sometimes, then we
don't think."
Committees Consolidated
Where possible, committees are
being dropped or consolidated to
save time of hard pressed faculty.
However, the committee on course
of study has been continued with
Dr. Hixson serving as chairmen.
His job is to keep course require
ment substitutions within reason.
Hixson will continue his activ
ity in research as well as teach
ing. Concerns of his new position
include a better course of study,
new methods of instruction, job
placement after graduation, and
miscellaneous policies making extra-curricular
activities more val
uable to the student.
IVCF to Hear
Bible Speaker
Rev. Dairel Handel of the Back
to the Bible Broadcast will
speak to the Inter-Varsity Chris
tian Fellowship group Thursday,
according to Harriet Hamilton,
program chairman for the group.
The meeting will be held in
Union Room 315 at 7:30 p. m.
Special music will be fur
nished by a trio from the Back to
the Bible broadcast.
Argentine Seeks
Feminine Pen Pal
Alberto F. Vazquez, a college
student in Buenos Aires, Republic
of Argentine, has indicated in a
letter to G. W. Rosenlof, his in
terest in corresponding with a
young lady in this institution.
Senor Vazques would write his
letters in Spanish and the reply
could be in either Spanish or
English as he has an elementary
knowledge of English.
Vazquez, who is studying for
the bachelor's degree is also a
member of the staff of the Bank
of the Provine of Buenos Aires.
His address is Alberto F. Vaz
quez, J. M. Moreno, 86, Lanus
F.C.N. G.R., Republic Argentina.
Registration For
Lifesaving Ends
Deadline for signing up for Sen
ior Lifesaving classes is Thurs
day, Jan. 5.
Warren Emery, Lancaster Coun
ty water safety chairman will be
in charge of the weekly classes
which will be held Wednesdays
from 7:15 to 9:45 p.m. in the Col
iseum pool. Any male or female
student is eligible for the course,
which is especially planned for
future lifesaving instructors.
Interested students should call
Pat Wiedman, 6-2053; Gloria Pin
ney 2-3287: or Ruth Ann Sand
stedt, 2-6413.
Union Bridge
Meet Resumes
Play Saturday
Bridge competition will be re
sumed again at the Union, this
Saturday, Jan. 7, after the va
cation interruption.
It was announced that the meet,
the second of the local tourna
ment, will follow the same rules
that were used for the first,
played Dec. 10.
Duplicate hands will be played,
which guarantees that skill de
cides the winners. Students may
still register for the tourney at
the Activities office.
Winners of the first meet were
Ncal Atkinson and Steven Flans
burg and Tut Black and Suzie
Pecha.
Remaining yet in the compe
tition are the following meets on
Jan. 7, Feb. 4 and 11. In addition,
a play-pff will be featured be
tween the winners to determine
the first place team on this cam
pus. A team of eight players will be
selected from the winners of the
preliminaries. These will com
pete with winners from other col
leges in a round of mail 'which
will be played in late February, ;
for the 1950 Intercollegiate Bridge
Tournament. i
From this semi-final windup, i
the 16 highest pairs in the nation j
will compete in a face-to-face t
final match in Chicago. i
Council...
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Improvements committee. It was
presented by Ray Simmons.
Council committee chairman re
ported discussions with University
officials concerned with such
problems as scholarship and the
grading of instructors, bookstores
and dance budgets.
Air Science Open
To Sophomores
Any male sophomore may now
enroll in Basic Air Science re
gardless of his University major,
announced the Military and Naval
Science department.
This policy change is a result
of a recent Air Force change in
course offerings. The Air Science
Transportation course in the fu
ture will be called Administration
Logistics.
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4. Wrestling Iowa Slate
Teachers.
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30 Monday
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EXTEND TO YOU, "A HAPPY NEW
YEAR' AND BEST OF LUCK IN
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