Tuesday, Tune 8, 1948
THE SUMMER NEBRASKAN
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Gathering Spot . . .
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Just as during the regular school term, the Union will continue
this summer to be- the central meeting spot for coke dates, movies,
dances all of which are part of school life. This air-conditioned,
three story building, should be especially popular on those hot sum
mer days.
All students are entitled to all the facilities of the Union, such
as a record room, containing a large classical library, a card room,
table tennis room, lounge, Corn Crib, cafeteria dining room, and
ballroom.
Guidance Exams'
Dates Released
Two special dates for taking
comprehensive guidance and
counseling exams have been
scheduled for the convenience of
all new students expecting to en
ter the University of Nebraska
next fall.
Dr. George W. Rosenlof, Direc
tor of Admissions, said the exam
inations will be held July 23-24
on the university campus for stu
dents who wish to get their exams
out of the way by the end of the
summer. All new students must
take the exams. Exams were also
Union Starts
Summer Term
At Open House
To open the summer session
activities program the Student
Union will entertain all students
at open house on Friday, June 11.
For entrance, a students need
merely present his identification
card. Each student is entitled to
bring one guest not registered in
the University.
The Union doors will open for
the party at 8:30 p.m. Dancing will
last until midnight. Music for the
dance to be held in the ballroom
will be provided by Gene Moyer
and his orchestra.
Feature of the evening will be
a floor show. Lloyd's dance studio
will present a dance demonstra
tion of Latin American numbers.
Another form of entertainment
will be a series of movie shorts
which will be shown in room 315
twice during the evening, at 9
p.m. and 10 p.m. The music, card
and game rooms will also be open
for party-goers' use.
Refreshments punch and cook
ies will be served during the
evening.
held June 4-5.
The two special dates are in ad
dition to the regular exams set for
Sept. 9, 10 and 11 just prior to
registration. Information about
the exams may be secured by
writing the Office of the Director
of Admissions or the Junior Di
vision Office of the University of
Nebraska, Lincoln.
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An outstanding feature of the Union is the Book Nook located
in back of the Crib. This quiet room, furnished with books, news
papers, reading lamps, easy chairs, study tables, ashtrays is a com
fortable and relaxing place for students to study or read in the spare
moments between classes. A no smoking ban in this room was re
moved last spring.
Library Receives
150 Donation
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hill, Lin
coln, have given the University
Libraries $150 to purchase books
and music by or about Jewish
musicians and artists, Frank A.
Lundy, university librarian, an
nounced Wednesday.
The books and music will be
selected by Mr. Lundy from a list
of titles prepared by Prof. Duard
W. Laging, chairman of the art
department, and Myron J. Rob
erts, assistant professor of organ
and theory. The gift was made to
the university through the Uni
versity of Nebraska Foundation.
If
cSUUy Cooling COTTONS
you'll welcome dawn-to-moon-down . . .
breezeweight chambrays, mist-light sheers, wiltless seersuckers
ond countless other summer charmers
in our new June collections . .
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