Friday, March 22, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Law Examinations
The University Law apiti-
tude examination for students
who intend to cuUr the Col
lege of Law next semester
will be given on April 9 and
11 at 1 p.m. in 232 Nebraska
Hall.
Attendance is required on
both days to complete the
exam.
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Twenty-six men who grad
uated from the winter term
of the. Midwest Institute for
Young Adults in ceremonies
at the University Thursday
night
It was the fourth graduat
ing class since the MIYA
program was instituted a
year ago. accordine to Dr.
Otto Hoiberg, head of the
nan ot Youth at the NU Cen
ter for Continuing Education.
Graduating certifi
cates were presented by Dr.
v o. Broady, director of the
University's Extension Divi
sion. !
The 1963 winter term MIYA
graduates included:
Kermit Bohling, Hooper;
Kent Brockmeier, Eustis;
William Russell Campbell,
Hemmgford; Kenneth Cor-
man, Superior: Jerrv Dolcat-
er, Leonard Long and Arthur
Olsen, Kimball;- James Dose,
Hampton; William Ely, Mar
vin Hoy and Don Wiechert
Lincoln; Robert Frahm, Nel
son; Michael Freimuth, Al
liance; Gary Gerner, Crete.
Gene Grabenstein, Eustis;
Larry Hudkins, Raymond;
Jerry Kaufman, Bladen;
Dean Keller and Bruce Koch,
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Eustis; Allen Larson, Stroms
burg; Edgar Luebbe, Mil
ford; Robert McMeekin, Os
ceola; Gerald Neeman, Syra
cuse; Albert Richert, Gresh
am; Roger Rotter, Brock;
Alvin Skow, Winnebago; Ray
Taylor, Melvin, Iowa; and
Floyd Wahlgren, Gothenburg.
New members of Block and
Bridle: Keith Stafford, Virgil
McClatchey, Elliot Johnson,
William Fidler. Therein Wig
gins, Galen Frenzer, Jey Bel-
den, Ueerge Libal, Gary
Klein, Rnssel Jackson, Brace
Lannenburger, Jeff Skinner,
Lamoine Hail, cnaries Egg
Leroy Friesen, David Dor
man, Dick Jorgensen, and
Richard Dunn.
New officers of Ag Men
fraternity: athletic chairman
Gale Muller; health and serv
ice chairman, Goerge McMel;
chaplain, Charles Licking, sar
gent at arms, Jerry Meyer;
publicity chairman, John
Turnbull; music chairman,
Don Swaboda; historian, Keith
Stafford; parliamentarian,
Don Alam; and scholastic
chairman, Neal Smith.
Campus
Calendar
TODAY
UNION FILM, "Dafl M for
Murder," 7 and 9 p.m. and 7
p.m. Sunday.
FTP, social hour, 8 p.m.,
232 Union.
FTP, soccer committee;
meeting, 7:30 p.m., Union.
TOMORROW
SPECIAL FILM. 'Tea
house of the August Moon,"
and "Viva Zapata," Marlon ;
Brando, 7:30 p.m.. Union
Small Auditorium.
PTP, soccer meet, 3 p.m..
Coliseum.
AG UNION FILM, -The;
Bridges at Toko-RL" 7:30
p.m. !
SUNDAY !
VARSITY MEN'S GLEE, !
concert, 4 p.m.. Union. !
SKY SHOW, ""Parade of the
Seasons," 2:30 and 3:45 p.m.,
Ralph Mueller Planetarium,
Morrill HaH
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Vprsity Dairymen
Plan Dairy Royal
The University Varsity
Dairy Club will sponsor the
annual Royal Show here May
11, according to Jerry Howe,
chairman.
The event will include a
showmanship contest for Ag
College students who will fit
and show dairy cattle. There
also will be a co-ed cow milk
ing contest and an ice cream
eating contest.
The 1963 Dairv Roval Prin
cess will be named at a dance
May 10. The princess will be!
selected by students attend- i
ing the dance. Entrants in the i
Dairy Princess Contest will!
be selected from womens' or-1
ganized houses at the Univer
sity.
Story Book Ball Tops
NU Weekend Schedule
"Funeral" parties in "Gold
Rush" days? Pizza at a card
party? "Story Book"
"games?" Well, that's it the
weekend social schedule . . .
TODAY
ALPHA OMICRON PI, Del
ta Tau Delta pledge hour
dance. 4 to 5 p.m.
PIPER HALL house party,
8:30 to 12 p.m. '
ALPHA TAU OMEGA Story
Book Ball, 8:30 to 12 p.m.
UNICORNS card and games
party, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
TOMORROW
ALPHA CHI OMEGA, Del-
St Paul
Methodist
Church
12 & M
"When is life good"
r. Roy L. Smith preaching
1 1 :00 Service
9:30 Service HoJy Communion
ta Tau Delta pledge hour
dance, 2 to 3 p.m.
DELTA DELTA DELTA for
mal, 7 to 12 p.m.
BETA SIGMA PSI bouse
party, 9 to 12 p.m.
PHI GAMMA DELTA Gold
Rush house party, 9 to 12 p.m.
SIG.U ALPHA EPSILON
Funeral house party, 8:30 to
12 p.m.
SUNDAY
ALPHA DELTA PI, Zetai
Tau Alpha pizza party, 4 to 6
p.m.
ALPHA PHI, Delta Upsilon
pledge dinner party, 6 to 8
p.m.
ALPHA XI DELTA, Delta
Sigma Pi pizza party, 5 to 7
p.m.
DELTA GAMMA date din
ner, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
JUNIOR IFC, Junior Pan
hellenic card party, 3 to 5
p.m.
I-
THE SAFE VAY to stay alert
without harmful stimulsEis
NoDoc keep yoa mentally
akrt with tbe same safe re
fresher found in ooSee and
tea. Yet NoDos ia fatter,
handier, mora reliabla. Abso
lutely not habit-forming.
Next time monotony
you feel diUNiy wnfle driving;
working or itadying, do a
nuHiona do... perk op wita
aab, efiactiva NoDos tablata.
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rjnOentiMlr iv rana txndmt and
GeMia hir anica. Ufcnlete tuners
Kodtandfid Hrxina rrvolutmt and
NU todrnt imJaimd. Kn at TEA
HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON mni
VTV A KAPATA. SmL 1XL. Vaum Aad-
BRIDGE
niu wrill liar Tarmli.
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ORGANIC - PHYSICAL - BIOCHEMISTS
Organic eynUiegig of new carbohydrate and lipid derivitives
Structure analyses of natural products
Rbeological properties of solutions of polysaccharides
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Molecular properties of starches, proteins, and other
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Synthesis of new polymers from carbohydates, lipids,
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Rearrangement of glycerides and separation of specific
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Chemical eiigineering and pilot-plant development of products
and processes
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Tuesday, March 26, 1963
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in January 28, 1963, Career Edition of C&E NEWS.)
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Saturday Confessions: 4:30-5:30 p.m.
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Pam can't keep a secret Shell probably tell, us
what she wished before the cake is half eaten.
Whatever her wish, it will be for a little girl
type of thing.
But what of me? What do I wieh for my
daughter? Success in a career . - - happy marriage
. . . children a beautiful home a fair share
of worldly goods . . . health . . . happiness?
I suppose I wish all of these things for Pam,
in some measure. But if I had to limit myself to
a single wisli I would ask for her a deep and
abiding faith. How wonderful it is to have an un
shaken belief in God's ways and His works, plus
the conviction of His love for us.
Some of us may be limited in our ability to give
our children material things, but we need never
stint on teaching them spiritual values. Start taking
your children to church and church school this
Sunday.
Sunday
II Samuel
23:1-7
Monday
I King:
Tuesday
Fsalmi
61:6-12
Wednesday
Proverb!
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Thursday
Matthew
21:15-22
Fiiday
Borna.ni
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Saturday
Romans
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