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Thursday, February 11, 1965
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Bridge Tourney
Starts Saturday
The National Intercollegiate
Bridge Tournament, sponsored
by the Association of College
Unions, will be held Satur
day at 1 p. m. in the south
party room of the S t u d e n t
Union.
This year regional winners
will go to Chicago in April
for a face-to-face tournament
with all expenses paid.
The tournament is open to
all full time students, under
graduate or graduate, who
have a 5.0 average.
For further information and
sign-up, contact the Union
Games Desk.
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D MINUS ! THATS AS
LOW AS W CAN GET
WITHOUT FAILING!
THE TEACHER 5AI0 IT LOOKED LIKE
THE SORT Of REPORT THAT WAS
WRITTEN AFTER MI0NI6HT0NTHE
LAST CM Of CHRISTMAS VAOIWM
WHAT COtLO I SAY? I
CONGRATULATED HER ON
HER REMARKABLE PERCEPTIVITY.'
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ATTENTION ARMY ROTC CADETS
Attend the ARMY BALL
at National Guard Armory
Saturday, Febr. 20 9:00- 12:00
Tickets $2.50 Per Couple
LOS ANGELES COUNTY ANNOUNCES
CAREER
OPPORTUNITIES
Representatives of Los Angeles County will be on campus
February 15 to interview graduating Seniors for entry
level positions in the following career field:
Civil Engineering ($677)
Visit Your Placement Office Now!
County of Los Angeles Civil Service Comission
Office of Campus and Field Recruitment
222 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
lots cf labs, lectures, leisure -these slacks still stay pressed I
Tailored In S0 Dacron poIyeifer-M. Orion acrylic.
THFV'RE NEW "DACRflM"9."AR(0M"ft !ilf,am,.;. .11.
1.1 rn nrl fitan tn fTiam fain nana i a I IiuTa 4aa
crease... always stay in great shape! They won t bag
knees ... wrinkle behind the knees, at the waist or
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fnl either wav. And wear? We wonder if it's nossihln In wear
them out And Haggar Slacks just fit better . . . naturally. 10.05 U ItramatlC
BUY ltAGCAJ ULTRAMATIC SLACKS ATi
TODAY
STUDENT AFFAIRS area
staff meeting 11 a.m. 240 Stu
dent Union.
PLACEMENT office 12:30
p.m. 241 Student Union.
PROFESSORS EMERITI 1
p.m. 232 Student Union.
QUIZ BOWL committee 3
p.m. 235 Student Union.
PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE pub
licity committee 4:30 p.m.
north party room, Student Un
ion. PI LAMBDA THETA 4:30
p.m. auditorium, Student Un
ion. PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE so
cial committee 4:30 p.m. north
conference room, Student Un
ion. A.W.S. court 4:30 p.m. south
conference room, Student Un
ion. BUILDERS publicity 4:30
p.m. 232 Student Union.
UNION contemporary arts
committee 4:30 p.m. 234 Stu
dent Union.
UNION trips & tours com
mittee 4:30 p.m. 235 Student
Union.
YWCA cabinet 4:30 p.m.
332 Student Union.
STUDENT CHAPTER of
Council for Exceptional Chil
dren 4:30 p.m. 1620 R Street.
YWCA junior cabinet 4:30
p.m. 334 Student Union.
UNION music committee
4:30 p.m. west cafeteria. Stu
dent Union.
A.W.S. Coed Follies in
terviews 6:30 p.m. party
rooms, Student Union.
A.U.F. 6:30 p.m. 334 Stu
dent Union.
STUDENT UUUNUU quiz
bowl 7 p.m. auditorium, Stu
dent Union.
A.W.S. Coed Follies meet
ing 7 p.m. south conference
room. Student Union.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA 7
p.m. 332 Student Union.
NANCY CHILD'S CHARM
COURSE 7 p.m. Pan Ameri
can Suite, Student Union.
LAMBDA TAU 7:30 p.m.
north conference room, Stu
dent Union.
CHANTEURS DE PARIS
7:30 p.m. ballroom, Student
Union.'
Cupid's Arrows Ahead of Schedule
As Victims Enjoy Early Valentines
Neither snow nor rain nor
gloom of night shall stay this
courier from the swift com
p 1 e t i o n of his appoinetd
rounds. Or Valentine's Day
comes early.
PINNINGS
Candy Sasso, Alpha Omi-
cron Pi sophomore in Teach
ers from Lincoln to John
Cozier, Phi Kappa Psi junior
in Arts and Sciences from
Lincoln.
Susan Mellor, Kappa Alpha
Theta junior in Teachers from
Omaha to John Keenan, Sig
ma Chi junior in Busmess Ad
ministration from Kearney.
Sandy Frazier, sophomore
in Teachers from Republican
City to Dick Weygint, Theta
Xi senior in Teachers from
Lincoln.
ENGAGEMENTS
Patricia Stevens, sophomore
in Teachers from Buffalo. Wy
oming to Walter Buckingham,
junior in Engineering at Cha
dron State College from Buf
falo.
Paula Schneider, graduate
student in Teachers from
Sutton to Bill Bergen, Nebras
ka Wesleyon alum from Sut
ton. Carole Johnson, sophomore
in Teachers from Pender to
Tom Canarsky, senior at
Wayne State College from
Bancroft.
Susie Baldwin, junior in
Teachers from Omaha to Ray
Hultman, Lambda Chi Alpha
senior in Engineering at Oma
ha University from Omaha.
Sharon Mundell. senior in
Teachers from Kimball to
Richard Marsh, Nebras
ka alum from Ravenna.
Peggy Doering, Alpha Omi
cron Pi senior in Teachers
from Franklin to Reynold Mc
Meen, Sigma Chi graduate
student in Business Adminis
tration from Lincoln.
Charlotte Kharas, Gamma
Phi Beta sophomore in Teach
ers from Omaha to Jim Han
sen, Delta Tau Delta alum
from Omaha.
Val Shewcow, Towne Club
freshman in Teachers from
Lincoln to Daryl Lee Javor
sky from Lincoln.
Ceremonies Can Wait;
No Time To Waste
In 1922, a woman in Shef
field, England, confessed in a
trial to 61 bigamous marri
ages in five years.
The woman was only 24
years old, and her college
newspaper had no record of
her ever being pinned.
Judy Young, Alpha Gamma
Delta junior in Teachers at
Wesleyan from Filley to
George Eychner, Delta Ups:-
lon senior in Music f r o hi
Grand Island.
Judy Derr, junior at Upper
Iowa University from Fayette
to LaVern Wegner, Ag Men
junior in Teachers from Fay
ette. Deanna Nelson, sophomore
in Home Economics from
Newman Grove to Larry
Sweis, Nebraska alum from
Columbus.
Health Center Offers
Medical Consultations
Feeling the need for a psy
chiatrist after getting back
postcards from your instruc
tors? The Student Health Cen
ter can provide such services
as well as consultations with
physicians and medical spe
cialists. These services are
included in the general regi
stration fee.
The Center has been organ
ized to provide a medical pro
gram in the areas of health
education, public health, pre
ventive medicine, and care of
student illnesses. Students
registered for seven hours
or more and full-time gradu
ate students may take ad
vantage of these services.
GE1 AGSW
Representatives of Los Angeles County-one of the largest,
most progressive local governments in the world-will be on
campus February 15 to interview graduating Seniors for the
following entry-level positions in government:
Civil Engineering Assistant ($677) . Gain experience that will qual-
ify you for registration. Selection interviews, no further examination
required.
Visit Your Placement Office Mow.1
County of Los Angeles Civil Service Commission
Office of Campus and Field Recruitment
222 North Grand Ave., Los Angeles 90012
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t We
have the "CORRECT BOOKS" For all classes
officially listed by the instructors
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Friday Feb. 12
8-12 P.M.
The NOMADS, The MARAUDERS, & The PRIMERS
Union Ballroom
$1.00 Per Person