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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1947)
PAGE 4 Counseling Service Aids Students in Adjustments BY FRANK JACOBS. All those disgusted with their present courses who tore that down-slip into tiny bits scream ing "I can't get this stuff I must be in the wrong curriculum!" can calm down, once they know that the university's testing and coun seling service can help them. This counseling service Is aimed to help students with their prob lems of vocational choice, educa tional planning, and personnel and social addjustment. Thru the Junior Division, the University has provided these services since 1940. At first, the chief emphasis was the counseling of freshman, but during the past six years the services have come to the attention of upper-classmen, and now all students take advantage of it. The same is true of graduate students and high school seniors. Actually, nearly 2,000 students come to the doors of the Junior Division office yearly. For the last three years, nearly 50 percent of the people who took these tests were veterans, who learned in the service and else where the importance of such guidance. The different tests of the service provide various purposes. There are tests on aptitude, personality adjustment, and academic achieve ment. Students may come to the Jun ior Division offices in the base ment of University hall anytime or these tests. No appointment is WATCH SALE! Special sale on Men's and Ladies used Wrist Watches. 7, 15, and 17 Jewels. All are accurately timed and carry the same guarantee as a new watch. Tick from such famous names as ELGIN BULOVA HAMILTON WALTIIAM GRUEN LONGINES SIOYAL JEWEIJRKS 1158 P &J . Here's another great I ,i.fr mm needed to begin the series of tests. The staff is made up of three counselors and three psychome trists, or examiners, some of whom are available at anytime, except Saturday afternoon. Dean of the Junior Division is N. A. Bengtson, while Dr. W. R. Bailer is Assistant Dean. K. F. MacCormack is Guidance Con sultant. University Hall is one of two lo cations for the testing and counsel ing. Another branch is located in hte Plant Industry building at the College of Agriculture, where tests may be taken any Monday or Tuesday. In many colleges such services are paid for by students at the rates of $15.00 and up; but at this university there is no charge, the tests being covered by the general student fees paid at the time of registration. Beginning Dance Classes To End Series With Parly The beginning dance class under Miss Dona McCandless will close its series of seven lessons with a party Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the Union ballroom. Technicolor movie "Junior Prom," illustrating dance eti quette, will be shown, and there will be juke box music for danc ing. Refreshments will be served. The party is being held for students who enrolled in the be ginning classes, according to Duane Lake, Union director. 7T H2 50 only Street . . It's Joe Mooney's latest Decca disk 'Lazy Countryside" 4 record! jrS THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Bedell, Levenson, Sinsel Awarded Merit Certificates Certificates of Merit were awarded by President Kieth Kittle to Dr. Ralph Bedell, Marion Levenson and Richard Sinsel, at the Unl. Vets, dinner dance in the Student Union Fri day evening. Dr. Bedell, the retiring faculty advisor gave a short talk on, "The Uni. Vets, and World Peace." "The main hope of de mocracy is to be found in the World war II veterans on this campus and on the campuses of other great colleges," said Mr. Bedell. Then he went on to say that the student veteran has the responsibility not only to learn what is taught in college but to paricipate in organizations such as the Uni. Vets. Organization and to keep before his fellow I. i v frt , - , -i Wv.';. zA 1 1 rrfm 1$. m Msmi ' , . 1 I It jr .H A"- 1 Jl I "He wouldn't let me chew Dentyne Gum in the office so I got an outside job." 1 4- V'4 yf who are ' t i ."V i -:r!i- . - . man the best of u utic prac tices. Dr. Alvln Lugn, who will be the new faculty advisor for the Uni. Vets, spoke on "The Vet erans responsibility to Demo cracy." "Democracy," said Dr. Lugn, "is the right of free peo ple to govern themselvess by the orderly process of law, the right to take chances and to reap re wards or reverses, the right to change the administration of the party in power by votes." Classified MISSINO Two dummies from Sigma Delta. Tau Homecoming; dlnplay. One la wear ing official football Jersey which must be returned. No questions asked. BALLROOM dancing! Studio 2705 Royal Court. Nellie Speidell. Telephone 3-6480. 1947 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE For sate. 8000 miles. Call Bill Schenck, 2-7740. FOUND A Student Activity book hBS tieen found and mny be claimed in the Student Activity Office. Coliseum. 1 WJW -VOL"- ff n ,"I walked out for the right to tnjoy kit the swell tatting Dentyne Chewing Cum I wnt, and been walking on cloud ever since! Boy, wkat a flavor I And Dentyne helps keep my teeth white, too!" Dentyne Cum Made Only By Adams MAYBE you've heard other good disks of this tune-but that was before Joe Mooney waxed it His record is a standout. Another record that stands out is the record of Camel cigarettes. More men end women are tmoking Camels than ever Morel Yowll find the answer in your T-Zona" (T for Taste and T for Throat) . Try Camels. Discover why, with smokers have tried ad compared, Camels the "choke of experience." V C0 experience 0X we best i ) JvX Tuesday, November 18, 1947 UN Pharmacists To Hear Dretzka "Progress Through Organiza tion" will be the subject of a speech by Sylvester H. Dretzka, president of the American Phar maceutical association, when he addresses members of the UN stu dent branch of the association Wednesday, Nov. 19 in Social Sci ences auditorium at 7:30 p. m. The meeting is open to all who may be interested in hearing Mr. Dretzka speak. The officers of the Nebraska student branch have invited all pharmacists in the Lincoln and Omaha areas to be their guests on the occasion. "Say buddy, can you span soma tobacco for. my Dr. Grabow Prt-Smoktd pipe?" No Breaking In No Bite No Bitter Taste Alt MADE HON IMrMTCO MIA. $po $209 330 $500 Fathiontd by linkmon Dr. Gmiow Fik Co. Inc. Chicago k Kl ""CI!! . v 1 , mm J If Pn-Smokad W.ff 101 r XjX .177 if
