Tuesday, October 19, 1948
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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NU BAND IS ON PARADE as
rally held the night before the
The colorful Husker band added much to the biggest rally so far
this year. Next appearance for the band on the campus will be
for the Homecoming Rally, Oct. 29.
Bookstore
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leased.
Dick Schleusencr presided for
the Council committee, composed
of Fred Chad, Paul Wcltcheck,
Bob Wallace, Jeanne Kerrigan
and Louise McDilL
Following are the recommenda
tions: We. representative students of the Uni
versity nf Nebraska, dn tserebv suhnnt
the jinnciplt-s of uperatmn whicM we be
lieve shouM be f'lll.nved in the operation
of the University of Nebraska Kepent's
Bookstore, in order that books iind sup
plies may made availatde at a fair
and reasonable price :
1 The University of Nebraska Re
pent's BiHtkstore Hhall be so operated as
be a non-profit enterprise.
2. Kffertive January 1, the name
f.f the University of Nebraska Helm's
Bookstore shall be cIi:iiil'pI to "The Uni
versity of Nebraska Ileent's Non-Troftt
Book "stor."
3. PROFIT shall be defined as the
Tiet balance between the pr-ss sales of
books and supplies, and the cost of opera
tion of the Bookstoie: the cost of opera
tion interpreted to Include not only the
initial cost of books and supplus to ti.e
Bookstore, bm also such it mis as man
agerial sala r . v aires to employes, and
a reasonable amount fr utilities and rent, i
4 The responsibility of the Bok store
ihah he to make every effort to provide
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Dame-Nebraska contest.
the best market tor all books that have
been used at the University of Nebraska
during; the previous semester.
5. In the event that the Bookstore, at
the end of a fiscal year, shall return
a pro! it to University funds, the Admin
istration bail take such steps as will,
in thfir ln-st judgment, reduce the profit
of the Bouks'ore to the oint where it
will be a non-profit business enterprise.
6. In the event that the Bookstore,
at the end of a fiscal year, shall report
oss in operation, the Administrat ion
shall take such steps as will, in their
best judgment, increase the profit of the
Bookstore to the point where it will incurr
no lo.ss tor the following year's operation.
7. On or before Mav 15 of each cal
endar school year, the Administration
shall publish in the I a 1 1 y Nebraskan a
full and complete notarized report of the
financial status of the Bookstore from
tlie pit-vious year.
8. Included with the report of tht
Administration on the tinamial status
the Bookstore shall he a full copy ul tins
set of principles of operation of the Book
store. Ass(trtmrnts anil All-Alike.
For Signing or Imprinting
Goldenrod Stationery Store
215 North 14th Street
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Campus News
In Brief
Following is a list of students
whose addresses have not been
obtained by the Student Founda
tion for the Student Directory to
be published soon. It is impera
tive that these students contact
Nancy Porter or Gloria Pinney,
2-3287, before Friday at 5 p. m.
if they wish to be in the Direc
tory.
HaKSart, Richard
Hall. Donald
Hamilton, John
Hansen, Roper
Henderson, Gerald
Herman. Alhert
Hewit. William
Hihberd. Wilbur
Hill. Kulph
Hinman. Arthur
Hoemann, Ednar
Harding, Kenneth
Hnuser, Raymond
Hayden, Klva
Hays, Byron
Heritors. William
Hrouda. Robert
HlKhes, Keith
HiiKhes. Warren
Hunt. Puane
CTwens. Robert
Dverturf. Charles
Otto, Durel
Ostlund. Arnold
Osterpard. Wooilrow
Onjjstead, Onaiie
WalKren. Betty
VValkenhorfl. Hale
Walker. William
Ward, James
Walkins, Velma
Weaver, John
Webe.-, Paul
lleilman, June
lleilm.in. V. Kuneneweiso, rrecieniK
H..in M:irilvn Wells. John S.
llnllidnv. l.urille Whalen, Richard
HolliiiK. William Whitman, Pean
Holm. Paul WIlM-rg. Elcanore
Hoover. Harold Willey, Tercy
Hosfield. Joan Yost, Arlo
Hovt. John Youns. Marlon J.
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MAIN FEATURES START
STATE: "Good Sam," 1:00, 3:02
5:15, 7:24, 9:38.
VARSITY: "Race Street," 1:18,
4:27, 7:18, 10:08. "Best Man
Wins," 2:44, 5:53, 8:44.
HUSKER: "I Remember
Mama," 2:05, 5:39, 9:13. "Cali
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