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THE DAILY NEBRASFCAN
Wednesday, October 15, 1947
Faculty Rejects
Student Council
Amendment
Revisions in the student council
constitution increasing the size of
its judiciary committee were re
jected by the faculty senate com
mittee on student activities, meet
ing Wednesday afternoon in El
len Smith hall. The announce
ment was made by Dean of Men
T. J. Thompson, chairman of the
senate committee.
The amendment would have in
creased the number of students on
the judiciary committee from five
to seven. It would also have re
quired that three juniors and one
senior at large be elected to the
committee. The constitution as it
now stands requires that a chair
man elected from senior members
of the council, and four council
holdover members comprise the
committee.
Dean Thompson nlsn announced
that the faculty committee ap
proved the constitution of Ne
braska chapter of the United
World Federalists as a matter of
form.
Cornhii!ker Schedule
This is the schedule of pictures
to be taken from October 13-25.
Housemothers pictures will be
taken free of charge.
Ortolwr IS-It) Kapp Kappa C.amnia,
l'i lwt I'M, Sdcma lt Tu, Sigma
Kaifa.
OHhcr S0-I5 HnotermMhrrs,
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Snyder to Speak
At Economics Meet
Economica, university econom
ics club, will hold its first meet
ing of the year next Tuesday,
Oct. 21, in the Union, Follow
ing a dinner at 6 p. m., Prof. L.
B. Snyder of the Rural Economics
department will talk on "The
World Food Situation."
Originally begun as a discus
sion group for bizad college fac
ulty members, the club has ex
panded to include participants
from the Rural Economics depart
ment, faculty members of Ne-
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