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Friday, October 15, 1955 The Doily Nebrcskan Page 3 Mortar Boards Defeat Innocents The third time was not the charm for the Innocents as the Mortar Boards beat them at Quiz Bowl last night for the third year running. Scores were close at 5 points ior the Mortar Boards and 90 for the Innocents go ing into the final two seconds of play when Vicki Bowling answered a ten-point question concerning the settling of the Mormons in the Salt Lake Valley. That brought the final score to 95-90. "We hope , this didn't pour salt in their wounds," quipped the victorious girls. The Mortar Board team in cluded Vicki Dowling. Shirley Voss, Jean Holmquist and Barb Becfcman. John Cosier, Larry Frolik, Frank Partsch and Buzz Mad sen represented the Innocents. Questions were' varied, Tanging from -"Who was the foremost composer of Italian opera at the turn of the cen tury?" to "Which contempo rary playwrite has recently had a book banned in Russia?" Health Center Offers Aid In Mental Hygiene Def Service Project Scheduled Saturday Delta Tau Delta plans as its annual service project a clean-up of the Southwest Community Center. Actives will clean the grounds Satur day, while pledges win dean the inside of the building Sunday. Mental hygiene problems ranging from the "slight to the stvere" have been brought to the Mental Hygiene Division of the University Health Center since the be ginning of school, according to Charles Horejsi, psychia tric social worker. 'We have been kept quite busy seeing a large number of students. This large num ber may reflect the larger en rollment, but it also is an in dication of the decreasing re luctance of people to take ad vantage of our mental hygiene facilities," he said. The facilities of the I'niver sity's mental bygiene division include a psychiatrist, a clin ical psychologist, a psychia tric social worker and a part time consulting psychiatrist. Problems span tbe scale from homesickness to those individuals who are seriously disturbed and require hospi talization. The majority of the students who come to the cen ter for help, Horejsi said, say they "just cant study any more," yet each problem is unique. Horejsi expressed the opin ion of the staff when be said, We feel there are many peo ple with problems whom we arcnt seeing. We are seeing more than we have in tbe past for it is no longer an admis sion of worthlessness to ad mit the need for help. "Those we are not seeing," he added, "can best be reached through an education al approach through which they can know what facilities we have available to help." Harvard To Offer SpecialFellowship Harvard University is offer ing a special $4,000 fellowship in Teaching for a senior en rolled at a college or universi ty in Nebraska. The Harvard-Nebraska Fel lowship in Teaching a f 1.703 scholarship and a $2,300 teach ing internship will enable a graduate of a college of arts and sciences to enter tbe Mas ter of Arts in Teaching Pro gram at Harvard for 1966-67. An applicant must rank in the upper fifth of his class and present a major in biology, chemistry, economics, Eng lish, French, history, mathe matics, physics, or political science. Applications must be re ceived by Feb. 15. Unsuccess ful applicants for the Harvard Nebraska Fellowship will au tomatically be considered for other scholarships loans, and teaching internships awarded through tbe Master of Arts in Teaching Program. Additional information and application forms are avail able from James Harvey, As sistant to the Dean. Longfel low HaH, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. 02138. w 7S mm L The Homecoming dance dominates Friday's social ac tivities while a stable stomp, barn party and hayrack rides tend to "westerme" the remaining weekend activities. TODAY DELTA ITSILOV-KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, Pledge hour dance. 4-5 p.m. HOMECOMING DANCE, 8:30 p.m.. Pershing Auditori um. TGMRROW PHI KAPPA PSl bus trip to Kansas. 8:30 a.m.-mid- night ABEL HALL 3 open house, 1-5 p.m. SEATONX'ANFTELD bay rack ride. 8-12 pm.. Pioneers Park. ALPHA DELTA PI bay rack ride, 8 p.m., Martin's Farm. SIGMA KAPPA hayrack ride, 9-12 p.m., Denton. CHI PHI house parry, 9-12 p.m. DELTA IT5ILON Stable Stomp. 9-12 pm. KAPPA SIGMA Barn Par ty, 912 p.m. SUNDAY ALPHA DELTA PI active retreat, 2 p.m., Isaac Walton. BESSEY HALL (SELLECK) lea. 2:304 p.m.. Party rooms, Nebraska Union THETA CHl-PIfl MU tea, 3:4:30 p.m. p.m. TRIANGLE-CHI 0fEGA picnic, 5-7 p.m., Pioneer Park. DELTA UPSILOX PI BETA PHI pledge piiza partv. 5-6:30 PHI GAMMA DELTA date dinner. 5:30-7 pm. j TODAY i ENGLISH DEPT., 12 nooa, 1 Pawnee Room, Nebraska Ua 4 ion. INTER VARSITY, 12:30 p.m., 235 Nebraska Union. PLACEMENT LUNCHEON, 12:30 p.m.. 241 Nebraska Un ion. ! 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