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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday. Sepfemb'er IV 1948
Records Show Wide Use
Of Student Union Facilities
A few statistics have been
chosen at random from Union
records to give some indication 'of
the extent of the usage of certain
Union facilities during the school
year.
Since the beginning of the fis
cal year to the end of last semes
ter the union had served 354,560
customers in the Crib, 153,736
meals in the Campusline, 37,833
at special luncheons and dinners
and 19,695 in the main dining
room with still another 61,000
employes meals recorded, Direc
tor Dwane Lake has announced.
Building services show 71,956
people accommodated for private
meetings and conferences. Traffic
checks taken last winter and
spring show that mote than 6,000
people come into the Union on
an average day.
A further check of recreation
services shows ping pong equip
ment checked out approximately
165,000 times and playing cards
over 45,000 times. The use of the
Book Nook, and music room can
only be roughly estimated, Lake
said.
Attendance reports show nearly
10,000 people at Union sponsored
dances and an additional 6,000 at
organization dances. Convocations
and lectures accommodated more
than 9,000, and concerts about the
same number. Sunday variety
shows, plays and talent shows had
an attendance of 13,270, with Si
esta film hours another 4,725,
dancing classes 2,878, coffee hours
5,125, bridge instruction 881, open
houses and special parties more
than 8,000.
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The popular Student Union the "home away from home" for all
University of Nebraska students is located at 14th and R Streets.
Lenti shown in rehearsal with the band which has been cited na
tionally as one of the most outstanding collegiate band organizations
In the entire United States.
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Accuracy, Speed Keynote
Activity in Love Library
Accuracy and speed will be the
keynote in Love library from now
on. Books will be charged at the
loan desk and reserve desk in a
split second by ingenious electric
automatic book charging ma
chines. Each student and faculty mem
ber will be issued a small borrow
er's card. Attached to this card is
a metal tab that carries an em
bossed numbed. This number be
comes the student's library serial
number for the entire period that
he attends the University.
To charge a book, the librarian
inserts this card into an open
chute on top of the machine. The
book card is inserted in another
chute and automatically the date
due and the student's number is
printed on the book card.
The machines, installed this
summer, are so fool proor and
easy to operate that hundreds of
libraries throughout the country
are using them. The time consum
ing task of sienine names and ad
dresses on call slips is completely
eliminated. The library also nopes
to eliminate some of the unpleas
ant arguments at the loan desk
with this installation, according to
Richard A. Farley, assistant li
brarian. A book may be charged
to a borrower only when his card
is used in the machine.
GI Bill Scheduled
To End July, 1957
Educational training for veter
ans under both the G.I. Bill and
Public Law 16 will expire on
July 25, 1957.
This date also terminates the
period during which veterans may
obtain loans guaranteed by the
government. Readjustment allow
ances under the "52-20" club ex
pire on July 25, 1957.
THE STORE OFFERING
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GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS
MEATS
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NEAR CAMPUS AT 1717 "R" STREETS
DELIVERY SERVICE
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From the time regular classes
begin, each student at the Uni
versity is entitled to services and
facilities of the Student Health,
providing the student has com
pleted his registration.
Services end at midnight on the
last day of final examinations at
the close of each semester or sum
mer school session.
Hours for the city campus clinic
are from 8-12 a.m. and 1-5 p.m.
Monday through Friday and from
8-12 Saturday morning, and is
closed Saturday afternoons, Sun
days and vacations. Student in
firmary visiting hours are from
2:30 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 in
the evening.
No Vacation Service.
No medical or hospital services
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DR. SAMUEL I. FUENNING
are furnished during vacations.
except in the case of a student
who is hospitalized at the time a
vacation begins, and then in case
of emergency only.
The student health service fee
entitles the student to: a complete
physical examination upon en
trance (required of all students
entering the University for the
first time); one complete physical
examination every year thereafter
while enrolled in the University;
military and physical education
placements; intramural and swim
ming examinations; special exami
nations required by Nebraska
statutes for certification of teach
ers; all medical services which
can be rendered ambulatory pa
tients. Present student health qkuarters
are located at the southeast corner
of the quadrangle. The first story
is the dispensary and the second
the infirmary, holding 15 bed
rooms with a maximum capacity
of 26 beds.
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