riday, January 17, 1964
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
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Peace Corps To Conduct
Senior Training Program
Washington (CPS) A ni
lot Peace Corps senior year
program will get unaer way
this spring when 500 to 700
college juniors who have ap
plied for the Peace Corps will
be invited to a six-week sum
mer training program.
"The senior year program,"
Peace Corps Director Sargent
Shriver said, "represents a
major effort on our part to
increase the quality of Peace
Corps training programs by
encouraging juniors to start
training while they are still
in college."
At both stages of training,
there will be no cost to the
trainee. The Peace Corps will
provide room, board and
pocket money, plus a $175
monthly "readjustment allow-
TODAY
INTER-VARSITY CHRIS
TIAN meeting in 232 Student
Union.
KOSMET KLUB tryouts in
Union Ballroom at 7 p.m.
PALLADIAN LITERARY
SOCIETY will meet in 345 Stu
dent Union at 8 p.m.
AG UNION DANCE COM
MITTEE Coke-tail hour in the
!Ag Union Dell from 4:30 to
'5:30 p.m. The Beta Sig Combo
will play.
SUNDAY
PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE mass
meeting at the Student Union
i at 2 p.m.
i
ance", normally given at the
completion of overseas serv
ice. The Peace Corps urged in
terested college juniors to
immediately fill out a Peace
Corps questionnaire, write
senior year program on the
front of it, and submit this
when they take the next na
tional placement test on Feb.
8. Interested juniors who
have already submitted ques
tionnaires should indicate
their interest by writing to the
Peace Corps (Division of Se
lection), Washington , D.C.
20525.
Another Poll, Maybe?
Continued from Page 2
In reference to purpose
number one girls who
do not wish to study are
not going to do so whether
they are locked up or not.
By the age of 21, the de
cision on the study ques
tion should hardly be a
traumatic experience for a
girl. It would be better to
allow those non-studiers to
go elsewhere so that the
residence could have a
"quieter" academic atmos
phere. Who says that hours are
going to protect girls' mor-.
als? Did anyone stop to
think that it is just as easy
to commit these "immoral"
acts before 11 o'clock as
well as after? And that
hours never did stop any
one? Or are these ssts con
sidered "immoral" only
after 11 o'clock?
By the time a woman has
reached the age of 21, the
age of legal responsibility,
if she cannot decide, wheth
er she needs to study, or
whether she shouid kiss her
date goodnight, it is about
Future J-School Interns
To Meet With Hall Today
A meeting of journalism stu
dents planning summer in
ternship is scheduled today at
3:30 p.m. in Room 329, Ne
braska Hall, according to Dr.
William E. Hall, director of
the School of Journalism.
Requests for 1964 interns
have come from more publi
cations over a wider geo
graphical area than in any
time of the eight year history
of the program.
Dr. Hall added that the
Personnel Director and As
sistant Managing Editor of the
"Miami Herald" will be on
campus in February to inter
view Journalism School juni
ors for internships and seniors
for full-time employment upon
graduation. The exact date of
these interviews has not been
determined.
Sophomores are welcome to
attend this meeting. Dr. Hall
said that every year there are
more jobs listed than interns
to fill them. Once the interns
are placed sophomores desir
ing job experience are given
priority.
time she flunked out and
got some experience learn
ing to say "no" if she
gets the opportunity to be
in such a situation at all.
Voting to drop consid
eration of such an import
ant problem directly under
the University's jurisdiction
certainly seems strange. Or
is there a problem at all?
Maybe we should have an
other all-campus poll?
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KK TRYOUTS:
Finals Cool
Party Spirit
With large numbers of stu
dents already beginning to
study for finals, organizations
and living units planned only
eight events for this weekend.
Today
Alpha Delta Pi winter for
mal at Cornhusker Hotel, 7-12
p.m.
Burr Hall hour dance at
Fedde Hall 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Junior IFC Ball at Lincoln
Hotel 9-12 p.m.
Tomorrow
Alpha Tau Omega tobog
gan party at Pioneer Park
afternoon. Delta Tau Delta house
party 9-12 p.m.
Phi Kappa Psi House party
9-12 p.m. 1
Sunday
Alpha Gamma Rho Delta
Delta Delta pledge pizza
party, 5-7 p.m.
Alpha Chi Omega pizza
party 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Meet Set For College Editors
Philadelphia (CPS)-S e c
retary of State Dean Rusk
will head a list of State De
partment officials who will
hold a special day-long brief
ing for college newspaper edi
tors in Washington on Mon
day, Feb. 3.
The briefing will comprise
the final session of the Sixth
Annual College Editors Con
ference on International Af
fairs, sponsored by the Over
seas Press Club, the U.S.
Student Press Association and
the U.S. National Student As
sociation under a grant sup
plied by the Reader's Digest
Foundation.
In addition to Secretary
Rusk, speakers will include
W. Averell Harriman, Under
Secretary of State; and G.
Mennen Williams, Assistant
Secretary of State for African
Affairs. The briefing will be
similar to those held regu
larly for senior correspon
ents and "will be the first
such session opened to col
lege editors. Over 400 editors
have been invited to attend.
The State Department ses
sion will climax the two-city
conference which begins at
the Overseas Press Club in
New York on Friday, Jan. 31
and moves to Washington
Sunday, Feb. 2. During this
time, the editors will hear
many of America's leading
newsmen and political figures
and will participate in sem
inar discussions with o u t
standing senior correspond
ents. Speakers at the New York
session will include David
Halberstram, New York
Times correspondent in Sai
gon; James Wechler, editor
of the New York Post; Rob
ert Considine, columnist and
foreign correspondent for the
Hearst Headline Service; Ov
erseas Press Club president
Barrett McGurn, a member
of the editorial board of the
New York Herald-Tribune and
other veteran newsmen.
Major speaker at a lunch
eon on Saturday, Feb. 1 will
be Senator John Tower,
R-Tex.
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