Monday, Tune 8, 1942
SUMMER RAG.
The Summer Rag
The Snmmcr lUr la pbllhJ weekly
Friday and Rlvea away frr to all
atndrnt and family member f the I'nl
Yeralty of Nebraska. The publication ha
ihe anthnriratlon of Prof. R. I). Morlti,
director of the nmmer school.
8TAFF.
Frittor Randall A. Pratt
ttdltor't AnsUtant Marjorie May
Basinest Manager Betty Dixoa
Today . . .
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to work on their own individual
problems. Participants may work
individually or in small groups,
with an expert staff available to
advise them. Professor Sorenson
is co-ordinator of the program.
Two new evening defense courses
in "Chemical Concepts" and "Bomb
Filling Inspection" will be offered
ty the engineering college to be
gin today.
The courses have been espe
cially scheduled to meet the
need for inspectors and super
visory employes in Nebraska
bomb loading plants. They will
run four weeks, the course in
chemical concepts to be given
from 7 to 9 p. m. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and the
course in bomb filling inspection
to be given from 7 to 10 p. m.
on Tuesday and Thursday.
No university fees will be
charged or credit given, but a cer
tificate will be granted upon sat
isfactory Completion of a course.
Applicants for chemical concepts
must be high school graduates
with mathematics and physics in
high school. A transcript of high
school scholastic record must ac
company each application. For
bomb filling inspection, applicants
must have had in addition one year
of chemistry in high school or col
lege. Persons interested in a
course should apply immediately
to Prof. W. L. DeBaufre, director
f defense training, University of
Nebraska.
A new feature this year will
be a two weeks work conference
of county superintendents begin
ning July 6. This has been
planned for the convenience of
this group of educators who or
dinarily cannot leave their du
ties long enough to attend a reg
ular summer session. The con
ference will take up mutual
problems of the group and will
be in charge of Prof. F. E. Sorenson.
New Building
Creates Space
For Research
The new foods and nutrition
building on the ag campus, when
completed, will be an aid to help
ing Nebraskans with their knowl
edge of foods and better health
habits.
Standing just north of the home
economics building, the structure
will face east toward the mall
which is one of the most attrac
tive features of the campus. The
building is of the Georgian style
of architecture and will harmonize
well with the appearance of the
other buildings.
Three stories high and about
160 feet by 57 feet in size, the
building will have eight large pi
lasters as one of its distinctive
features. They will be of white
limestone. A light colored brick to
correspond with nearby buildings
is the main material for the out
side of the building, and the trim
is in white limestone. The roof
will be slate.
The main entrance will be on
the east side. On the first floor
will be a student lounge, about 22
by 35 feet in size, and a private
dining room where faculty, stu
dent and other groups may hold
dinner meetings. Student dining
clubs will make much use of a
large dining room. There will be
a soft drink fountain at one ena
of this dining room and adjoining
will be a tea room.
The large kitchen for the stu
dent cafeteria will be on the west
side of the building, with the serv
ice entrance on the west. Walk-in
refrigerators, an enclosed garbage
room, and an enclosed dishwash
ing room are features. The cafe
teria service counter will be sep
arated from the cafeteria dining
room. The large dining room win
be about 57 feet by 27 feet in size.
About one-half of the third floor
will be devoted to research in
foods and nutrition and advanced
work for students in dietetics.
There will be foods research and
faculty laboratories, a service lab
oratory with an analytical labora
tory adjoining, an experimental
laboratory, and offices for re
search workers and a dietetics
laboratory.
Coeds of the Macalester college
Hyperion society have turned
"shoe shine girls" in a drive for
Eat in the Air-Cooled Comfort of the
a
Just South of the Temple
funds to buy gifts for Macalester
men in the armea rorces.
YOUR
DRUG
STORE"
Welcome Back to
Summer School
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Phone 2-1068
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