Friday, September 23, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Parking Permits Issued to Over 1,800 NU Students
More than 1800 students have
been issued University parking
permits for the 1949-50 school
year, according to Roz Howard,
president of the Student Council.
In addition, several hundred fac
ulty permits were issued.
Under the direction of four
Well
Modulated
By Dutch Meyers
Every year with the opening
of school the Rog breaks out in
a regular rash of columns. Why
be different? Here's another con
cerning what's hot on the kilo
cycles for the students of NU.
The first Thursday in October,
"Authors of the Ages" returns to
the air. This year we're loaded
with hot articles. The works of
all the great names in radio and
literature are being adapted for
"Authors." Exact programming
isn't public yet but the names of
Norman Corwin and Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle will be prominent.
Ntoe one. Authors of the Ages,
Thusday at 9:00, KFOR.
Time has also been promised
to the radio department by
KOLN and KLMS.
Another interesting note: The
radio department will produce
parts of all the University theater
productions for the coming year.
Prof. William Dempsey, after
spending the better part of his
summer at the U of Wisconsin
studying for his Ph.D., hopped a
chow consession at the state fair
to climax it, summer, that is.
"Just getting in contact with
my radio audience," says Demp
sey. Cornhusher .
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accountant will tell you is a very
slim operating margin for a
$30,000 project."
The balance sheet below is an
estimated budget arrived at by
using the expenses of previous
yearbooks, and is therefore not
absolutely correct. Any of these
figures could become higher or
lower over night.
Income
Individual picture 3,000 pic
tures at $2.00, $6,000.
Organization space, $6,500.
Advertising space. $2,500.
Eook sales 3,000 at $6.00.
$18,000.
Total, $33,000.
Expenses
Printing 3,000 at $6.45, $19,350.
Engraving. $4,000.
Photography supplies, $2,000.
Photographers salaries, $700.
Advertising commissions, $250.
Advertising expenses, $300.
Individual pictures panel
mounting. $500.
Sales commissions, $450.
Office expenses, $150.
Office salaries, $2,000.
Covers. $2,500.
Miscellaneous expenses, $350.
Total expenses. $32,550.
Income, $33,000.
Expenses, $32,550.
Net profits, $450.
"The editor and business man
ager are willing to answer any
questions pertaining to the above
estimate, and our books are al
ways open for inspection," Ger
hart said.
They will also meet with any
group that would like a further
clarification of the above budget.
All men interested in offi
ciating Intramural touch-football
report at 5 p. m. Friday in
Room 101. Physical Education
building. AH organized house
are urged to aend their good
men to this meeting.
Council members a record num
ber of permits have been issued
since Sept. 15. The Council office
will be open Friday at hours
posted in- the Union, and from 10
12 noon on Saturday. The Uni
versity police will not be on duty
Jerry Morris
Outlines Card
Section Plans
One Two Thre-e-c! And the
cards go up, giving the west
stadium a view of the pictures
made by the student card section
as part of the half-time enter
tainment at the football games.
This year something new and
different will be tried as Gamma
Lambda, honorary band fratern
ity, takes over the card section.
According to Jerry Morris, who
will be in charge of the card
section, all pictures will be co
ordinated with the formations of
the band on the field. At the
game Saturday an "adverture
series" will be featured. Starting
with the Minnesota game, the
card section will have "moving
pictures." The moving pictures
will be made by the students in
the card section passing the cards
to each other.
Students sitting in sections five,
six and seven, rows 1 to 21, will
be in the card section. Morris
gave the following pointers to
these students in order to have
the best possible card section!
Cards and an instruction sheets
will be found at the seats at the
beginning of the game. Cards
should be raised on the count of
three, held with the long edge
horizontal. They should be held
still. After the half, cards will be
picked up at the aisle at the
right of the card section.
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Saturday, however, so students
should get their permits today.
Late Parking Termits
For those students who are not
able to apply for their parking
permits Friday or Saturday, the
Student Council will maintain re
stricted hours next week. The
traffic department will also have
restricted hours to issue the
stickers. The time will be an
nounced later.
Tickets will be given by Campus
police next week to student cars
which do not have the authorized
stickers on the windshields.
Space Limited
Though permits are issued to
all eligible applicants, the number
of parking places is limited to
1547. This does not include park
ing stalls on 10th, 14th, or R
streets.
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pus are full, some places less than
a block from the campus are not
filled most of the time. The stalls
east of Bancroft school usually
have several empty parking
places," according to Roz How
ard. According to Howard, the num
ber of students who have applied
for permits who commute from
small towns around Lincoln has
been surprisingly large.
Eight Block Radius
In order to insure a fair chance
to all students who live far from
the campus, an arbitrary limit has
been set up for determining elig
ibility for parking permits. Stu
dents living within an eight block
radius of the University have
necessarily been refused permits.
However, if students feel they
have a justified request for park
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restricted area, they may appeal to
the traffic committee for a spe
cial permit. The committee is
composed of several faculty mem
bers and Council President How
ard. Parking: Maintenance
The 25c which has been charged
for each permit is being put in a
fund which will be administered
by the Comptrollers office. To be
administered at the recommenda
tion of the Traffic Committee, the
fund will go for maintenance of
the parking lots. This includes
cindering the lots, painting the log
limits, and marking street and
curb parking limits.
The issuing of permits has been
handled by the four members of
the Council, Roz Howard, Louise
McDill, Phyd Cadwallader, and
Fred Chael. In addition, they have
been aided by Nebraska Builders,
Tassels and Corncobs in keeping
the Council office open.