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Wednesday, February 4, T959
Picture Lending
Library Opens
Pictures may again be
checked out from the picture
lending library for second
semester.
Students may pick up pic
tures in the Union lounge from
12 a m. and 1-4 p.m., Feb.
5 and 6. New pictures include
examples of work by Utrillo
and Picasso.
Student identification cards
must be presented in order to
borrow pictures.
Council on Religion
Tbe Council on Religion will
meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
in the Lutheran Student Asso
ciation basement.
On the Social Side:
Winter Winds Blow
To Gool Love's Glow
By Sue nealey
Social life for the semester
seems to be starting off slow
ly. The semester's initial pin
nings reached a total of three,
engagements numbered four.
Pinnings
Nancy Trester, a Kappa Al
pha Theta sophomore in
Teachers from Omaha, to
Kent Owens, a Delta Upsilon
sonhomore at the University
of Colorado from Denver.
Sally Smiley, a Kappa Al
pha Theta junior in Teachers
HOLLYWOOD BOWL
Open Bowling Saturday Sunday
24 Lone Automatic Pinsetters
Restaurant . . . Barber Shop
920 IV. 48th PHONE 6-1911
Beginning Wed., Feb. 4th
Our FIRST Semi Annual
Clearance ale
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS HAVE
BEEN REDUCED
SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS
TIES OUTERWEAR
SOCKS SPORTCOATS
SWEATERS SUITS
GIFT ITEMS
SALE TO RUN THROUGH SAT., FEB. 7th
from Omaha, to Al Eller
broek, a Sigma Chi junio in
Teachers from Bellevue.
Judy Hughes, a Pi Beta i
junior in Arts and Sciences
from Humboldt, to Keith
Leech, a Delta Sigma Phi
erad student in Arts and Sci
ences from Humboldt.
Engagements
Judy Otradovsky, Kappa
Alpha Theta senior in Home
Economics from Schuyler, to
Ken Peterson, Alpha Tau
Omega senior in Business
Administration from Lincoln.
Suzie Swingle, a Kappa Al
pha Theta senior in Teachers
from Lincoln, to Veldon Lew
is, a Sigma Nu senior in
Business Administration from
Fremont.
Judy Decker, a Delta Delta
Delta senior in Teachers
from Lincoln to Roger
Krhounek, a Delta Tau Delta
senior in Architectural Engi
neering from Lincoln.
Karen Skelton, a Delta Del
ta Delta freshman in Home
Economics from Wauneta to
Gary Nordhausen, junior at
McCook College from
Wauneta.
Judging Team
Places at Show
University students placed
first in sheep and third in
quarter horse judging at the
Southwest Livestock Show in
Fort Worth, Tex.
The livestock judging team
as a whole placed 13th out of
a field of 22 teams. Texas
A and M College, College Sta
tion, Tex., copped first place.
Pat Wright was high man
on the Nebraska team and
eighth high individual in
sheep judging. Donn Simonson
placed second in quarter
horse judging.
Other team members in
clude Maurice Bonne, Ted
Klug and George O'Neal.
Team coach is M. A. Alex
ander, professor of animal
husbandry.
JB OPPORTUNITIES!
A General Motors representative will be on campus
February 9 and 10.
Contact your college placement office to arrange an interview.
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At General Motors
there's room
to stretch your
imagination!
GM poilttons now available fn these fields for
man holding Bochelors", Master,' end Doctors'
degrti Mechanical Engineering Electrical
Engineering Industrial Engineering Metal
lurgical Engineering Chemical Engineering
Aeronautical Engineering Ceramic Engineering
Mathematics Industrial Design Physics
Chemistry Engineering Mechanic.
A tingle control starts, stops, and steers the
Firebird III or this CM "laboratory on
wheels" can he safely guided by electronic
impulses sent from a cable buried under
the road!
Fabulous steps into the future, such an this
can be made only by men with fabulous
imaginations. A lot of such men work fur
General Motors and its divisions. There'
room for a lot more maybe you.
In addition to research in the automotive
and appliance fields, General Motors and its
divisions are concerned wilh solar energy,
astronautics, astroclynamics, electronics, and
many fields of space engineering. If these
areas of scientific study challenge your
imagination, perhaps CM has a place for you
at one of its plants in 71 cities.
Here is real opportunity to put your
imagination to work on everything from tiny
transistors to dynamic diesels.
GENERAL MOTORS
PtRSONNEL STAFF
DETROIT 2. MICH.
Student To Get
Crack at NY
Ad Campaign
The Lincoln Promotions
Council will sponsor a Uni
versity student in a New
York City advertising cam
paign April 5-10.
The student, who will par
ticipate in the annual "In
side Advertising" Week, will
be granted $200 by the Coun
cil through the University
College of Business Admin
istration, according to Dr.
Phillio McVey, associate
professor of business organ
ization ana management.
Dr. McVey said that one
student is selected yearly
from each of 65 leading cot
leges and universities to at
tend the session sponsored
by the Association of Adver
tising Men and women.
The representative will be
selected from seniors on the
basis of scholarship, interest,
and future promise in the
field.
KUONTV
Wedneidar
5:30 STOBY tADY (LIVE)
6:00 Evening Prelude
6:30 TV Classroom
7:00 Your Marriase
7-M Cnmmnitv o the Condemned
8:00 Children Growing
8:30 Conversation Piece
9:00 Japanese Brush Painting
Thursday
5:30 Magir Doorway
5:45 Mr. Murele's Musee
6:00 Evemns Predlude
6:30 TV Classroom
7:00 Passinn Ullntea on Music
7:30 Nuclear Knercy
8:00 Community of the Condemned
8:30 Documentary
9:00 Press and the People
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Dashing up telephones in the right place at the right time is the
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As servants to over 3Vz million telephone subscribers, we strive to
make communications so dependable that no one need ever give
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And, in the growing communities we serve, our job is to enable
more people to communicate with one another.
Indeed, Gen Tel is determined to give its growing "family" nothing
but the best. That's why we never cease in our efforts to develop
new products and services that will make the telephone still more
convenient, economical and useful.
Knowing how vital the telephone is in modern American life, Gen Tel
"invests ahead" in new plant and equipment to make sure that our
telephone system will be equal to whatever task it is called upon
to perform.
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