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Page 4 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Wednesday, December 8, 1948 Foreign Schools Schedule Classes for US Students British Colleges Offer Sociology Nine universities in England 'and Scotland are arranging for an increase in the number of courses and provision for approxi mately 780 students from the United States. The courses offered will range over a wide field covering studies of English social life, English lit erature, democratic government in Britain, British industrial devel opment, town planning, modern European civilization and ancient Greece. The cost of the courses, includ ing tuition and maintenance for the six weeks will be from $216 to $264. In addition there will be the cost of travel. A few schol arships, some all inclusive, others for travel only, will be available to highly qualified applicants. The schools will be recognized by the Veterans Administration for grants under the G.I. Bill of Rights. Applications for a sup plementary certificate of eligi bility should be made to the V.A., regional office. It should be noted, however, that the subsistence al lowance under the G.I. Bill of Rights will not cover the cost of maintenance at a summer school. All inquiries about the summer schools should be made to the Institute of International Educa tion at 2 West 45th Street, New York. N. Y. All applications must be re ceived by the Institute by Mar. 1, 1949, and candidates will be informed of the result of their application by Apr. 1, 1949. Classified A.NThD-Kide to Greal Kails. Mum ana or point between f'K hoiladys. Share expenses. 5-6223. RADIO Zenith desk model. Tuxedo Sire 38-39. Fxcellent quaHtv, reason able prices. 321 N. 16th. Km 4. eve n ings i . 5"OR SALE Fur Chubby. Like new. Phone 3-79.W. ON camjius gas-heated rooms for men. Meals. Prefer veterans or out state st udentr. 2-4438. COR.SAOKS Order early. Made to please. 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Transpor tation last year on the "S. S. Marine Jumper" came to from $320 to $400 for the round trip. Requirements for admission are based on a good academic record, seriousness of applicant's purpose, qualities likely to make the stu dent a good representative of the United States abroad, good health, and geographical distribution of the applicants. An annlirant must have completed his sophomore year by the summer of 1949. ' Wintcrsct (Continued from Page 1) is there in all its dramatic tense ness. "Winterset"' revolves around Romagna's son and his wide spread attempts to track down the true murderers. Atkinson Praises Play Critic Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times credited the play as "one that has helped to set the dye for future of our stage." In his analysis of "Winterset" he stated, "Mr. Anderson has trans lated a crime play into a general attitude toward life. He has not forgotten Sacco and Vanzetti." 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