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Prc-Mcd Honorary Lists New Members Jhn frrf fin KflfW
w tt!! tiWi i hers are Dale Cruise. Robertl I IIW IIISUv WW. V"
Three University students were j bers are Dale Cruise, Robert
named to Theta Nil, honorary pre- j Heiss and Robert Martin,
medical student society. Dr. Eu-1 Requirements for entrance in
gene F. Powell, faculty adviser, j elude a grade average of 6.5 or
has announced. The new mem-1 more.
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For the finset in individual hair styling visit the beauty salon
that is' headquarters for the campus queens. Call Mr. Reece for
free consultation and let him design a hair style just for you.
Call today or drop in at
228 No. 13th ' So Close To The Campus
REECE & SYBIL HAIRDRESSERS
228 No. 13th St.
2-5174
Chemical Engineers Meet
Student Chapters of the Ameri
can Institute of Chemical En
gineers will conduct a regional
convention in Avery lab, today and
Saturday.
Registration is today and there
will be a presentation of student
papers and business meeting at
9:00 a.m. Nov. 10.
Student chapters from Oklaho
ma, Colorado, Kansas and Nebras
ka will participate.
Social Calendar
Kappa Delta Coffee Hour
Kappa Delta pledges are giving
a Coffee Hour, Saturday from 10
to 11:30 p.m. to which all sorority
pledges are invited. Coffee powers
will be Dinie Morgan, Shirley Ba
zant and Sue Simmons.
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Friday Rally
To Feature
'Baylor Bear'
"The Girl Most Likely To Stop
a Baylor Bear" will be chosen at
a special Pep Rally Nov. 16. The
yell squad will issue an invitation
to all organized women's houses
to nominate one contestant for
the competition, according to Don
Beck, Yell King.
A special award will he given
to the winner, who will be se
lected by audience applause. Con
testants may wear bathing suits
or original costumes.
The rally will begin at 6:45 in
front of the Selleck Quad. From
there it will proceed to the Union,
where the contest will begin.
Sadie Hawkins Dance j
A Sadie Hawkins Dance spon
sored by members of the YWCA
will be held Friday from 9 to 11:30
p.m. at five sorority houses.1
The sororities, Alpha Omicron
Pi, Chi Omega, Gamma Phi Beta,
Pi Beta Phi and S;gma Delta Tau,
wiH take part in the progressive
party.
Tickets are being sold for $1.D0'
per couple in the organized houses, j
girls' dormatory, or at Rosa Bou-
ton Hall.
Orchesis Picks 14
Fourteen University of Nebraska
coeds have been chosen for mem
bership in Orchesis, modern dance
group.
They are: Ruth Blank, Elaine
Eggen, JoAnn Haas, Barbara Hy
land, Marty Millett, Barbara Har
ris, Jackie Koeppuin, Edythe Mor
row, Sandra Niehus. Sally Wengert,
Sue Wollard, Kay Nielson, Sharon
Quinn and Rose Wiggins.
Delian Union
The Delian Union literary So
ciety will meet at 1615 S Street
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
PlayhouseCatls
For Student
Movie Parts
Any student wishing to appear
in a movie sequence for "The
Solid Gold Cadillac" presented by
the Lincoln Community Playhouse
may report at the north steps of
Morrill Hall Friday at 2:00 p.m.,
according to director Norman Le
ger. Trudy Scriven, a speech major
at the University, will take names
of students participating in the
scene. They will be guests of the
playhouse on opening night.
YVVCA Plans Project
A "Filling Station Project" is
being sponsored by the Y.W.C.A.
Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
at the Sinclair Service Station at
14th and Q. This annual fund rais
ing event will also have a bake
sale with the car washing, wind
shield cleaning and gas pumping.
Dr. Blumcnthal To lecture Monday
one o. tr counuy. --' bv the Mathematics De-
mathematicians, Prof. Leonard M. . University Research
Blumenthal of the University of j
Missouri will deliver a mathe- j
matics colloquium lecture at 7:30
p.m. Monday, in Burnett Hall,
Room 209.
His topic will be: "New Results
in the Distance Geometry of Me-
martment ana univeiii.j
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Council.
Professor Blumenthal's beat
known work is in the field of dis
tance geometry. He also has mad
contributions to the theory of ab
stract spaces and the theory of
linear and quadratic forms.
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