Wednesday, November 28, 1962
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Two 'Foreigners' Have
'lyU-Type' Ceremonies
People and pins ffuni fara
way places . . . such is the
new trend which has taken
place on the campus the past
two weeks.
The Nebraska chapters of
Kappa Kappa Gamma and
Delta Tau Delta both adopted
"foreigners" for formal Mon
day night pinning ceremo
nies. The Kappas held a cere
mony for an LSU sister, and
the Delts accompanied an
Iowa State brother to the
Gamma Phi house for his
pinning.
PINNINGS
Betty Sessums, Kappa Kap
pa Gamma at Louisiana State
University in Graduate school
from Baton Rouge, La., to
Mylie Newkirk, Phi Delta
Theta sophomore from Osh-
kosb in pre-med.
Kathy Carstens, Gamma
Phi Beta sophomore in Arts
and Sciences from Beatrice,
to Chuck Faffrif, Delta Tau
Delta at Iowa State.
Nancy Anderson, Kappa
Kappa Gamma sophomore in
Teachers College from Has
tings, to Rod Maggart, Sigma
Nu sophomore in Teachers
from Hastings.
Jane Hobbs, Alpha XI Delta
junior from Lincoln in Teach
ers, to John Peterson, Sigma
Chi junior from Lincoln in
pre-med.
Mary Jo Lampe, Chi
Omega Psl junior in Liberal
Arts at Hastings College
from Beatrice to Steve Lov
ell, Theta Xi senior in Arts
and Sciences from Beatrice.
Gayle Fiala, Kappa Alpha
Theta sophomore from Oma
ha in Elementary Education
to Bob Saffer, Phi Delta The
ta sophomore from Omaha in
Business Administration.
JoAnn Willson, Kappa Del
Dr. E. John Staba, associ
ate professor of Pharmacog
nosy, who received a grant
for $17,397 from the USPHS
for the continued support of
research on "Tissue Culture of
Plants Containing Cardiac
Glycosides."
The "Sunday Journal and
Star's 17th annual Nebraska
Honor Farm Family, the
William Coufal family of
Seward. A daughter, Jeanette,
is a home economics major
at the University.
la senior from North Flaiie
in speech therapy to Wei
orady, FarmHouse senior
from Gothenburg in Agricul
ture.
JoAnn Ferris, senior in
leachers from Norfolk to
Chuck Ehlers, Theta Chi sen
ior at Wesleyan from Papil
lion. ENGAGEMENTS
Barbara Smith form Oma
ha to Jim Forrest, Kappa
Sigma senior in Journalism
from Omaha.
Jeanne Samson, Kappa Al
pha Theta junior from Blair
in Teachers, to Bob Holden,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon senior
from Denver, Colo., in Dental
School.
Sally Bargen, senior from
Nelson, to Jerry Knckman,
alum from Owega. N.Y.
Pat Kuhlman, freshman
from Petersburg to Bob Steh-
ly from Omaha.
Med Interviews
Are in December
The Admissions Committee
of the University Collega of
Medicine will have represent
atives m Lincoln Dec. 6-7.
Applicants for admission to
the University College of Med
icine in Omaha for the fail
of 1363 are expected to have
interviews with members of
this committee at that time
Candidates should sign up
for an appointment on the pre-
med bulletin board outside 204
Bessey Hall.
Further details can be ob
tained from Dr. Thomas B,
Thorson.
WANT ADS
PERSONAL
Bones Uncovered
In Western Hills
Two hills in western Ne
braska near Agate, known as
University and Carnegie,
have been found to contain a
motherlode of fossils so rich
that scientists speak of them
with awe.
A movement is now under
way, supported by scientists
at the University State Musu-
um, to make the Agate area
a national park.
The Museum has just
placed on display in Lincoln
a small portion of the rich
bone layer, a 2,000-pound slab
of soft sandstone encasing the
bones of prehistoric rhinocer
os that roamed Nebraska dur
ing Miocene time, roughly 16
million years ago.
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ireeir STUDENT DIRECTORIES in the l
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LEARN AT HOME
Boys and (iris a(e 17 to 77. Repair
stransrs' shoes in the privacy of your
own borne. Lota of fun. Use your own
tools and Judgment. We send you our
customers' shoe to he repaired. Pay
us only 2V a shoe while you leam.
Smd postcard for your first crate of
hoe.
WANTED TO BUY
Want to buy encyclopedia stamps, rood
lor research papers. Call Dan, 432-5771,
after 7:30.
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Institute students enrolled at
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Tuition, Troris-Aloni fore
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mind. Write for your copy today.
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LINCOLN, NESRASKX
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Calendar
TODAY
STUDENT COUNCIL, 4
p.m., South Party Room, Stu
dent Union.
FTP, Public Relations com
mittee meeting, 5 p.m., 345
Student Union.
STUDENT-FACULTY hour,
Ag Union Lounge, 7:30 p.m.
All Ag Engineers, Mechani
cal Agriculture students and
faculty are invited.
FOREIGN FILM Society,
Swedish film, "The Devil's
Eye," 7 and 9 p.m., Nebras
ka Theater, 12th and P.
SKY SHOW, "Star of Won
der," 8 p.m., Ralph Mueller
Planetarium, Morrill Hall,
14th and U.
TOMORROW
SPANISH CLUB, 7 p.m.,
234 Student Union. Prof. Carl
Schneider will speak on "Cu
ba and Soviet Foreign Pol
icy." CONVOCATION, panel dis
cussion of "Social Drinking or
Alcoholism," 11 a.m., Student
Union Auditorium.
CONTEMPORARY MUSIC
symposium on serial music.
University String Quartet will
play, Student Union, 8 p.m.
Panhell Discusses Independents;, Greeks
Panhellenic delegates dis
cussed ways of improving Independent-Greek
women re
lations at the Monday Pan
hellenic meeting.
Discussing ideas that came
nut nf the Panhellenic-Inde-
pendent Women's Association
(IWA) workshop nera in con
nection with Panhellenic
Week, delegates expressed fa
vorable comment on some of
the suggestions.
Thev decided they would
like to see action taken to
sponsor exchange dinners be
tween Independent and Greek
houses once a month. A joint
style show In the spring is
also being planned.
Many of the girls favored
the idea expressed by Ruth
anne Chubbuck, "I'd rather
get to know the girls better
than to spend all of our time
organizing things like work
shops." In response to the idea of a
Women's World Week, Pan
hellenic delegates felt that the
project was too difficult to
undertake.
Miss Helen Snyder, Dean of
Women, said that a joint
project would be a good idea,
but urged the group not to
try to plan It in one year.
She suggested an eventual
program similar to the Inno
cents' Protege program. Dean
Synder also stressed that the
important thing is working to
gether. IWA has been invited to the
Panhellenic Christmas party.
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