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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, March 28. 1M7
Bergoffen Heads Circulation
Of "Progressive" Magazine
Charles Bergoffen, arts and
science freshman, has been named
circulation manager of the Pro
gressive, new Intercollegiate mag
azine. Bergoffen will be In charge of
the distribution of the new pub
lication on the university cam
pus and this section of the coun
try until a complete circulation
on each Individual campus.
Russ Compton, national circu
lation manager, stated that the
selection of Bergoffen was made
by a group of the national editors.
In explaining the new publica
tion, Bergoffen explained that this
mapazine is to be published
monthly during the school year by
the Harvard Liberal Union, and
is intended to be representative
of student opinion in the United
States.
Eerroffen to Edit Material.
Contributions from students
throughout the country will be ac
cepted for publication, Bergoffen
stated. He will also act in the
capacity of editor for material
submitted to the magazine in this
section of the country, therefore
all those interested in writing for
this new magazine should contact
him.
The magazine, which Is to sell
for 15 cents an issue, made its
first appearance at the Chicago
Student Conference that was held
in December at Chicago, at which
time the Progressive introduced
their magazine by printing a Spe
cial Chicago Conference Supple
ment. Experience and Train! nr.
Bergoffen stated that since the
Chicago Conference, another is-
Plans Made
To Observe
Holy Week
Holy Week noon hour worship
services will be held March 31
and April 1 and 2 in the ball
room of the Union.
These services will begin each
day at 12:20 and will last until
12:50. Students will serve as
chairmen at the meetings, and
Special music will be used.
Monday, the services will be led
by Bryant Drake, president of
Doane college since 1942. He be
gan his ministerial duties as pas
tor of the Congregational church
at Iowa State College at Ames.
He has spoken at Religious Em
phasis gatherings in colleges and
conferences. He received his A. B.
from Washburn College in 1917,
his A.M. from Chicago in 1920,
his D. D. from Chicago Theologi
cal Seminary in 1921 and his B.D.
from the Seminary in 1943.
Tuesday Services.
President A. O. Fuerbringer of
Concordia Teachers College will
lead the Tuesday services. Music
will be furnished by Concordia
College that day. Mr. Fuerbringer
has been the head of Concordia
Teachers College since 1941. He
graduated from Concordia Semi
nary in St. Louis, Mo., and has
received the B. D. and S. T. M. de
grees. He held pastorates in Okla
homa and Kansas before his elec
tion to the office of president of
the Seward college.
Chancellor John L. Knight, the
new head of Nebraska Wesleyan
university, will lead Wednesday's
services. He came to Wesleyan
from Willamette University, Sa
lem, Ore., where he was assistant
professor of religion and counsel
lor of religion. Chancellor Knight
has written religious magazine ar
ticles. He graduated cum laude
from Drew University in 1939, re
ceiving his A. M. and S. T. B. de
grees cum laude from Boston
University in 1941 and 1942. re
spectively. He received an A. M.
degree from Vanderbilt University
in 1943.
ciia Via nnnoared. containing such
articles as "Report On Chicago,"
"Labor In 1946," "British Student
Movement," and "Behind China's
Civil War," written by students.
Bergoffen, who has had editorial
and business managing experience
on several newspapers, attended
a newspaper convention at the
Columbia University of Journal
ism last year where he made con
tacts with leading figures in school
newspapers throughout the coun
try. Social Service
Needs Workers
Each Tuesday afternoon univer
sity coeds from the Advanced So
cial Service care for from 20 to
40 small children while their
mothers attend the YWCA Ladies'
Day Out. The children, ranging in
age from six months to school
age, are left at the city YW under
the supervision of volunteers from
this group headed by Lila Gillan.
Entertaining the children with
stories, songs and color pictures
is as interesting to the girls as to
the children. It is also excellent
experience for any girls for whom
social service is an ultimate goal.
There is an acute need for sev
eral more girls in this work. Any
one interested may report to the
YW office or talk to Lila Gillan.
CBQ Employment
Offered During
Spring Vacation
Students interested In employ
ment during spring vacation may
apply to Mr. McCann, storekeep
er's office, Havelock shops for
jobs as material handlers with
the C.B.&Q. The job will pay
80 He per hour and employment
can be secured for a six day pe
riod with working hours from 8
a. m. to 5 p. m.
Other employment can be se
cured by contacting Mr. Henry
Worster, service department, west
stadium, on campus. This an
nouncement came from T. J.
Thompson, dean of student affairs.
Survey
(Continued from Page I.)
the true situation there? If we
give them money, they'll use It for
other purposes, and soon well be
in the third World war."
The final reply was made by a
sophomore in teacher's college.
"Yes, if aid Is supervised. We must
not just give money for them to
spend it any way. Their govern
ment Is corrupt and officials are
grafters.
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