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THE NEBRASKAN
Friday, Jonuory J 3, 195
Union Lounge:
Annual Morfar Board Tea
onor 300 Tod Scholars
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Approximately 300 University
women will be honored for high
scholarship at the annual Mortar
Board Scholarship Tea Sunday at
X pjn. in the Union Lounge.
Ten students will
cial recognition as the top-ranking
senior women scholastically who
have earned at least 30 credit
hours at the University.
All the seniors honored hnw a.
cumulatedaverages of more than
sw per cent.
Those to be honored are Dorothy
nacaugnun, senior m Teachers
College: Mary Domineo. spninr in
Teachers College; Joan Kubaca In-
man, semor in Teachers College;
Johana Dailey, senior in Arts and
Sciences;
Shirley Rosenberg Rochman, sen
ior in Arts and Sciences; Cathryn
Olds Bridges, senior in Teachers
uwiege; fcleanor von Bargen, sen
ior in Teachers College; Wanda
Westerhoff, senior in Agriculture;
Nancy Cartwright Hamer, senior in
ieacners College, and Janet Gor
don, senior in Arts and Sciences.
Other students honored have schoU
astic averages of 83 per cent or
higher and have earned at least 12
credit hours at the University.
They are:
Els A dm lull, Lincoln) Jen A liken. Lin
coln; Joanne Alberdint, Cliy Center; Pa
tricU AJvord. Lincoln; Carol Anderson,
Lincoln; Doris Anderwm, South Sioux City;
l antra Anderson, Wiusa; Carol Asbury.
t. Joseph, Mo.:
Pernor Baldwin, Hebron; Mrs. Carolyn
Conklira Balfour, Nebraska City: Phyllis
Banks. Campbell; Barbara Barkmeier, Exe
ter; Helen Barnette, Holdretv; Lillian Bar
rett, Coiumbm; Imoirene Barry, Wahoo;
Wary Ann Baru, North Loud: Mrs. Vrm
Allerton Beardsley, Clarks; Iris Becker.
Milford; Mrs. Jane Laase Becker, Lin
coln; Karen Beghtol. Lincoln: Marilyn Bel
deck. Lincoln; Joanne Bender, Weeping
Water: Dorothy Bence, Bankleman: Jeaa
Bennett, North Platte; Charlotte Benson.
Sioox Falls. S.D.; Mary Beraer. Oxford;
Barbara Bertsren, Aurora; Constance Berry,
Onawa, la.: Glenna Berry, Onawa, Ia.s
Annabell Blincow, Loop City; Vivian Bo
land, Bloomfield; Karen Ronins. Creston;
Norma Bossard. Norfolk; Mrs. Caroline A.
Boswell, Benkleman; Mrs. Janet Chria ten
sen Boucher, Villisca, la.; Betty Branch,
Omaha- Mrs. Cathryn Olds Bridges, Omaha;
Pearl Bremer, Stanton; Mrs. Bonnie Brrm
der, Lincoln; Anna Brooks, Rugby, Tenn.;
Beverly Back, Lincoln; Linda Buthraan,
Falls City;
Betty Cander, Humboldt; Nancy Carmody,
Weat Point; Phyllis Cast, Lincoln; Jo
Ann Chalupa, Hallam; Kay Christensen,
Lincoln: Lannl Christorfel. Omaha: Cret
chen Christopher. Schuyler; Mrs. Mariory
Chab Cizek. Wilber; Edna Cleveland. Mc-
Xrew: 11. longer. Lean City; Barbara
utjnnia, Lincoln; i-rndence Cooper, Hum
boldt; Patricia Coover, Lincoln; Mrs. Thel
ma Cox. Lincoln:
Joanna Dailey. Omaha; Martha Danlel-
iincain; jams Davidson, Minden; Imo
tene Davis, Inman; Beverly Deer. Carle
ton: Anne Desmond. Lincoln; Gretchen De
Vries, Cortland; Shirley Dewey. Lincoln;
Dorothy Dicke. Palisade: Mary Domingo,
weeping water; Marilyn Dow. Belvidere;
Polly Downs. Lincoln; Gail Drahota, Colum
bus; Charlotte Drisham, Beatrice; Karen
Dryden. North Platte; Joanne Dudley. Litch
field; Carol Dunker. Dodge; Mrs. Dorothy
Mesner Dunovan, Lincoln;
Betty Lou Eberhart, Bassett; Mrs Pa
mela nenuenon cxicn, winter Haven, Fla.;
Margaret Edwards, Lincoln; Barbara Eicke,
Rosalie; Evonne Einspahr, Imperial; Marian
Elder, North Platte: Jeanne Elliott; Scotts
bluff; Margaret' Elliott, Mineral Springs,
Tex.; Judy Erickson, Oakland; Ruth Esch,
Beatrice: Claryce Evans, Bloomfield;
Delores Fangmeier, Lincoln; Barbara
Farquahr. Lincoln: .Tnrw- V-f1 Tam.
Charlene Ferguson, Kearney; Phyllis Frank
lin, A (wood, Kan.; Mary Fritts, Lyons:
Sylvia Cease. Lincoln: Patricia Gillespie.
Grand Island; Kay Gleason, Beatrice; Mar
tha Clock. (TIvssm: Siiranru. rLnarl T i
coin; Carole Goodman, Ohiowa; Janet Gor
don, Lincoln; Helen Gourlay. Lincoln: M
Martha Pnvne f-raha m Hianraa. M Hc-j
la Kvnnttt flrav rVot... T ' f ' .
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Lincoln; Fauneil Gutzmann, Norfolk;
Elizabeth Hackman. OanH T.lanHf To.,...
line Hagadorn, Curtis; Mrs. Nancy Cart-
wiivnt namer, uncoin; Marianne Hansen
Sioux City. la ! Man. I.in u.m.vuu.u
Fremont; Gloria Harris. Arapahoe; Betty
namson, scoruoiuTi; lirace Harvey, Logan,
la.; Florence Haslam, Fremont: Helen
Hawke, Lincoln; Marilyn Heck, California,
Ma.: Fmilv Hpmnhill. T.kim.h. rv-thi.
Henderson, Hinsdale, 111.; Evelyn Henrv.
riaitsmouin: t.aroie Hpnt7n. vw,m- Man.
rierpca, .Lawrence; fnyius Mersh beraer. Su
nrrnr Tin n UMIIHM TV. X ( . . .
Jacqueline MigBee, Beatrice; Sharon Hocker
Lincoln; Catherine Hodder. Lincoln: Mn
Kiim Ramnv MrtlKrt I in.nl.. Gku Yji!
' . . . ... .. . uiuvuiii, . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1. J 1 H l-
como, Hastings; Kooerta Holt, Blair; Karen
none, orana Marau, Minn.; Margie Hooks
Hlair: Wills TJn.li (Nsu. L'- u. a ra .
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sara nuoxa, Beatrice; Virginia Hudson, Lin-
coin; jean i-iuciuc, cusus; Ardtto Hughes
Lincoln: Shlrlpv WhtIt Wvmnr.
nutcnerson, Lincoln.
Mn. .Tom Kwaha TnmiH T . a
Diane Irvin, Lincoln:
Ellen Jacobsen. St Paul: Man TimM
Nebraska f'ilv: latla lonm, T I I-. 1
Jeffrey, Smlthfleld; Barbara Jclgerhuis, Hu
ron. K n : Ulfa Tj.lMlr lln... O. 1
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Jensen, Lincoln: Sharon Jensen, Fremont:
taroiyn jonnson, tireenwood; Jean Johnson
North Platte; Nancy Johnson, Wauoeta
Betty Joy. Falls City:
Mrs. Jeanne Hrabak Kane. Stanton: Gail
Katskee, Lincoln; Lois Kattler, Lincoln;
.-wary Keller. Grant: Mary Keys, Lincoln;
Jacqueline Killer, South Sioux City; Pa-
iricia micnen, Mccook; Kuth Kleincrt,
Lincoln; Louise Klima, Milligan; Ruth
Kluck, Richland; Joan Kluge, Madrid;
Mary Knorr, Lincoln; Gloria Kollmorgen.
Lincoln; Janice Kraus. Nlantic, Conn.; Mar
garet Kroeger, Lincoln; Naomi Kroeger,
Wlnmer;
Sallv LaSSa. T.Inrnln- Vivian Tamm.,
Lindqulst. Funk; Marilyn Lingo, Blair:
Carol Link a ln.au r. K la.... T ..
Omaha; Janet Loveseth. St. Peter. Minn.:
Linda Luchsinser. i-Vhnvle: Rnlh T
Ontflhfl: Virginia livlMliia T ln,.nl.. 1 .. ,1 1 . 1.
Lundt. Omaha; '
Susan McClelland. Norfolk: Kathleen Mc-
CuliOUffh. Bradv: Patriria Ina,io-.ll I
coin; Dorothy McLaughlin, Grand Island;
Vorship, Study:
Flie Religious Week
Baptists and Disciples of Christ
Student Fellowship
1237 R
Sunday: 5 p.m.. Fellowship, sup
per, worship, and forum..
Tuesday: 7:30 p.m., worships.
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. chapel.
Thursday: 4 p.m., coke and dis
cussion.
Lutheran Student Foundation
555 North 16th
Saturday: 9 a.m.. retreat of old
and new LSA (city) Cabinets; 1:30
p.m. ecumenical study.
Sunday: 9:45 a.m., Bible study,
11 a.m., worship and communion:
5:30 p.m. Lutheran Student Asso
ciation, supper and urotrram.
Tuesday: 4 p.m., church history
Class, last session; 7:30 p.m., mem
bersmp class.
wennesday: 7 p.m., vespers;
7:30 p.m.. choir.
Friday: 6 p.m., Couples Club, pot
lucK supper and program.
Saturday: 8:30 p.m., chili feed
and open house after the basket
ball game.
Newmaa Club
1602 Q
Sunday: 9 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 am.
and 12 noon masses.
Religions classes: 11a.m., Tues
day and Thursday; 7 p.m., Tues-
MU Graduate
Hired To Head
Pharmacology
Appointment of Tom Mija to suc
ceed Harold Haock as assistant
professor has been approved by
th Board of Regents,
Hoick plans to retire at the end
of this year after serving 20 years
at tha University.
At present, Mija Is an assistant
professor at Purdue University
wher he has been on the faculty
ainc 1M3. He was graduated from
Nebraka In 1944 and received his
Master'! and Doctor's degrees at
Purdue,
Hoick received hfs Bachelor of
Science and Ph.D. In physiology
from the University of Chicago.
Before coming to Nebraska, he
taught at the American University
at Beirut, Lebanon, and the Uni
versity of Chicago,
Hokk has won wide recognition
for his research work in the field
csf barbltuates and the assays of
cardiac remedies.
Freshman Cars
Banned At Boulder
BOULCEH, Colo. Freshmen
won't be alkwed to bring their
art to Colorado University this
year, but the ban Is not to solve
parkins but academic problems.
A study of first-year students who
acholastically showed that more
freshmen with cars r on academ
ic prc4siion than thow who rely on
their feet for transportation.
Thsfa Sigma Phi
The! Sigma Phi, national pro-f-ipionl
fraternity for women In
jboroeiism, hn pledged three ct
'.3, Marilyn Mitchell, president,
T!y fire Judy Tmt, junior In
tai Dfitf of Aria end Sciences;
V,--T7 Ti !.?, sfifilor la the G!Ke
rf A.-n.-:.re, and Alice Todd,
.",;.- ia Teachers College.
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
University Episcopal Chapel
346 N. 13th
Sunday: 11 a.m., morning prayer
ana sermon; 12 noon, Inquirers
dinner; 1-6 p.m., Inquireres ses
sions: 6 p.m.. Canterbury dinner?
7 p.m., Compline; 7:15 p.m. Canter-
Dury meeting.
Tuesday: 10 a.m., Holy Commun
ion.
Wednesday: 7 a.m., Holy Com
munion.
Thursday: 10 a.m., Holy Com
munion.
University Lutheran Chapel
15th and Q
Sunday: 10:45 a.m.. worshio with
sermon theme, "Some Requisites
for a HaDDV Marriaee " 5:30 n m J
Gamma Delta supper, followed by
"The Greatest Work in the World."
ty Pastor 0. Waech. Svnodical Sec
retary of Evangelism, St. Louis
ana Bible study on "Christian
Love."
Tuesday: 7 p.m., doctrine group.
Wednesday: 7 D.m.. choir re-
hearsal. 6
Presbyterian-Congregational
333 N. 14th
Sunday: 9:30 a.m.. vers choir-
5:30 p.m.. forum With Dr. Freder-
ick Beutel, speaker on "Academic
Freedom."
Monday: 7 a.m. Bible studv.
Tuesday: 12 noon luncheon with
Richard Wickman, director of
Cameron House In Chinatown, San
Francisco (call 7-2300 if you can
attend); 7 p.m. Sigma Eta Chi,
Wednesday: 7 p.m. vespers.
Thursday: 7 p.m. cabinet.
Ag Interdenon.inationa,
34th and Hotiiretr
Sunday: 5 p.m., recreation; 5:30
p.m., supper and a talk by Cap
tain Kennedy of the Salvation Army
titled "Living for a Purpose . Not
for a Period."
South Street Temple
Sunday: 10:30 a.m.. rellrioua
school; 8 p.m., worship and the
third lecture of a series on Reform
Judaism; "Research and Reform,
Wesley Fotindatioa
1411 K
Sunday: Christian Internretatirm
of Immortality. sDeaker will he Re
Frank Klrtley from the Waverly
Metnodlst church; 5 p.m, supper;
p.m., forum; 6:45 p.m., worship.
Wednesday and Thursday: Cof
fee and cookies will be served in
the afternoon.
Unitarian
12 k H
Sunday: 11 a.m., services; 4 p.m
in the Union Room 212. another
in a series of discussions on com
parative religions, "Jesus, God,
Man or Myth,"
Men's Glee Club
To Sinq At Game
university Men's Glee Club will
make its first aooearance of the
season on campus Monday evening
between the halves of the Mis
souri-Nebraska basketball fame at
the Coliseum.
Directed by Dale Gam?, assistant
professor of voice, the 54-member
group win sing lour numbers
"Brother Sing On." by Crietr
"Honor, Honor," by Johnson; "Bon
we uundee ." arraneed bv David
son; and "Jerry," arranged by de
Paur.
The Glee dub was rfanteed
last year by Ganz from men
students who art not majoring in
music at the University.
Parol MrXfnllM. T f 1 . CI.I ,
Geneva; Myllicent McPherson, Lincoln;
Phyllis Malony, Council Bluffs. Ia.; Sharon
Mangold, Bennington; Carole Mara, Lin
coln: Mrs. Dorothy Hartwis Matzke, Lin
coln; Shirley Mead, Ainsworth; Carol
Meyers, Wilcox; Jane Michand, Lincoln;
Eileen Miller, Morris, Minn.; Roma Miller,
I,innln; R.rh.n Titlnita Dl.
lyn MolEahn, Lincoln; Patricia Moran, York;
Patricia Morgan, Orleans; Laurel Morris,
Yuma, Colo.; Mrs. Marion Welsh Mulligan,
aiuney;
Mr t0oiu . Q..J a-1. 1... .i.i .
. . i ' u . -.1 : r i j , mi-nawKa;
Marilyn Nansel, Geneva; Mrs. Maxine Nel
son, Lincoln; Phyllis Nelson, Craig; Carol
Newell, Lincoln; Karen Newton, Lincoln;
Irene Nielsen. Grand Island; Marcia Nion,
Norfolk. Parriyia Vt.w. C....U c: f
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Kathleen Nosky, North Platte;
Jllrillh rUil. tnwinn Tl... i . I..
Oeltlen. Palmar: Phvllia rbrmALu
tine; Margaret Osbck, Ogalla'la; Eleanor
Otteman, Lincoln ;
Knrhnrfi T ! 1 . a . i..
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Gretchen Paul, Lincoln: Sue' Peterson'.
Wakefield; Mrs. Erva Phillips, Lincoln;
Ellen Pickett, Lincoln; Nancy Pitzer, Ar
lington; Mrs. Joan Lemmli Pohlman,
Stanton; Mary Pont, Lincoln; Donna Pur
baugh, Lincoln; Dawn Purinton, Lincoln;
Audrey Pyle, Chappell;
Margaret Raben. Nebraska City; Judith
Ramey, Lincoln; Judith Raymond. Cozad;
Virginia Reeves, Central City; Sandra
Reimers, Lincoln; Mrs. Joan Marshall
Reist. I.inmin: famlina VhoH.. .
Shirley Richards, Orleans; TTvila Riley,
Pierce; Mrs. Shirley Rosenberg Rochman,
Lincoln; Mrs. Nancy Failing Rodgers,
Byron; Sue Rohrbaugh, Hastings; Mary
Rohse. Nebraska City; Joyce Roll. Friend;
Hanna Rosenberg, Lincoln; Barbara
Rystrom, Bayard;
Rlnln aa.,a.kanaa 1 . a.
Salter, Lincoln; Jo Ann Sander, Omaha:
Marlnai sanlln IT., - u : : 1 ; ..
a WIA, DllVllie,
Lincoln; Sandra Saylor, Lincoln; Patricia
Schaller, South Sioux City; Barbara
NChmnkor I Innnln. Ha.a... "..!-. I
Grant; Shirley Scott, Lincoln; Arlene Selk,
""ni June seng, Heatrice; Mrs.
Marilvn Mitchll d... n.ai.. nM.i
Sharp, Omaha; Mary Shelledy,' Lincoln;
Susan Sheperd, Grand Island; Phyllis
anenllln. TeCllmsih. KnnHr, ChApmsH I I
COln; Janet Shuman. Rlpvn! Canrlra
sick, Lincom; hue Simmons, Hooper: Mrs
Hern r HnuIanri cial., . vn
....... . . uui iivm n.icn
smeis, ura; carol smith. Imperial; Pa
trida CmtllMV Ca...n. T . . .1 - . L- f ,,
Omaha; Beverly Soderberg. Fremont:
Marian Sokol. Duncan; Joyce Speak, Lin
coln; Sandra Speicher, Omaha; Joyce
spmigerDer, Aimon; Joyce Sporn, Lincoln;
raincia .Maitorn. .mm nr Pain, a
aiu City; Nancy Stanley. Lincoln;
Jacklyn Stanton, Stromsburg; June Stefani
sin, Lincoln; Velda Stokke, Lincoln; Ann
S.."' hnaha; Gerayne Swanson, North
PlAtt: ah rk Cannai. 11... , . .
c i. , i t tt.uk, Arfucufratre
ownr, Lincoln.
Joyce Taylor, Lincoln: Gretchen Teal
Lincoln; Joanne Test. Mitchell. S r : Vir.
ginia Thomas, Ijncoln; Carol Thompson
Omaha; Mrs. Donita Brehm Thomoin
North Plait. 1 ... 11. j . .
Carole Timtn, Eustis: Mrs. Charlene Pierce
iravis, oargent; uonna 1 upper, Bloomfield;
Darrina Turner, Lincoln.
Carol I nli-n.l..., I i..t.. Pl.t.. TT
terseher, Lincoln.
Jpaetr-iia VaIImm L .
.niaiia, nuin vonmer,
Verdon; Peggy Volzke, Broken Bow;
Eleanor von Bargen, Alliance.
Marilyn Wacchlcr, Lincoln; Willa Waldo,
DeWitt; Joyce Walla, Fremont; Gail Wail-
inc Omaha- V 1 1 W..tu A l ' ..i : .
Rosemary Weeks, Kearney; Joan Wecrts,
Meadow Grove; Mary Weisel. Fairbury;
Mrs. Paula Wells. Lincoln; Mrs. Constance
Von Essen Wcsciy. Oakland: Beverly West,
Lincoln: Carrin UM I . 1-. 1 1 a,, .
Creighton: Wanda Westerhoff. Sidney:
Shirley Whitakcr, Fullcrton: Sheryl Whit
mus. Lincoln; Virginia Wilcos, Lincoln;
Marilyn Wilhelms, San Francisco. Calif.;
Ida William rnhimt..... X ( f . 1 1 .
Williams, Lexington; Nancy 'Wilson, Tal
mage; Sarol Wiltsc. Falls Cltv: M
Wright. V.Xoin' f XT-...- n.. ir.;..i..
Louisville; Patricia Wyatt, Harrisburg.
Ann V,nLW Atlanta ( ' . 1 1 ... I
X01"'1' Friend; Janice Yost, Milford; Julie
Yost, Iremont; Beverley Young, Broken
Bow; Bonnie Youn. Il-oVrn Una
Marilyn Zuhlke, Holdrege.
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En Francois
Above are pictured some of the
French students who appeared
in the annual play sponsored by
Alliance Francaise and the Uni
versity French Club, which was
presented in the First Federal
Savings and Loan clubrooms last
Tuesday. They are (back row,
from left) Marilyn Kirk, Martha
Danielson, Diann Althouse and
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
foreground, from left) Kiley Spra
gue, Jeanne Loomis, Suzanne
Ferraris, seven-year-old Roddy
Pearson and six-year-old David
Carlyon.
Scandinavian
Culture Study
Attracts 38
The Scandinavian Seminar for
Cultural Studies, a non-profit or
ganization offering nine months'
study in either Norway, Denmark
or Sweden, has announced there
are now 38 American students en
tered in 17 different folk schools
in the Scandinavian countries.
The students take part in five
weeks of orientation courses, live
with families for six weeks and
then attend t h e folk schools.
which are residential colleges
where the principal emphasis is
on the study of the humanities.
Juniors are admitted for full
credit with most students under
the graduate nroeram. American
students attend regular classes
with Scandinavian students and
participate in Scandinavian life
Estimates of costs for the nine
month seminar including a fee of
$800, trans-Atlantic travel from
New York to Copenhagen and re
turn and field trips in Scandinavia
is approximately $1,350.
Scandinavian Seminar is located
at 127 East 73 Street, New York
21, N.Y. i
Bridge Tourney
Draws 12 Entries
The Unioif recreation committee
is sponsoring a brjdge tournament
Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Union
Ballroom. This is a new event on
campus and it is hoped that the
tournament will become an annual
event with participating houses get
ting activity points.
Houses entered are: Phi Gam
ma Delta, Chi Omega, Sigma Chi,
Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma,
Tau KanDa EDsilon. Gamma Phi
Beta, Presby House, Canfield (Sel
leck Quad) and Gustavson II (Sel-
leck Quad).
'Golden Girl' Set
As Sunday Movie
"Golden Girl" starring Mitzi
Gaynor, Dale Robertson and Den
nis Day is the Sunday night movie.
This is a deviation from the orig
inal schedule as published earlier.
but technical difficulties make it
impossible to show "Young At
Heart" as was originally planned.
."Golden Girl" tells the story of
a small town girl who decides to
become an actress.
Classified Ads
Help Wanted: Partial caretaker of small
apartment. Live In. Call 5-4786.
For Sale: '39 Ford, R and H, very good
rubber, runs reliably. Call -6-3618.
Union: .
Final Fling
Scheduled
For Jan. 13
The Final Fling will be held Fr
day In the Union Ballroom featui
ing Bill Albers' orchestra, Ro;
Boyd, chairman of the Union Dane
Committee, announced.
The theme of the dance will b
centered around Friday the 13tl
and finals.
The decorations will include hugt
dance caps at one end of the ball
room and ladders under which th
studens must pass at the door. En
tertainment during the interims
sion will feature Dale Joy, fresh
man in Teacher's College, playing
trumpet solo. An admission
charge of 50 cents a person will be
made at the door, Boyd said.
The room, he said, will be lighted
with tavern candles on the tables.
Students can dance to the music of
a juke box and refreshments will
be available, Boyd said.
The room will be lighted by tav.
ern candles on the tables. Students
can dance to the music of a juke
l-tW AmJ ATtllt(illTHAnl--I (ill Vm : 1
LVA CU1U i Cil CdlllliCllW Will uc uvau
able, Boyd said.
ENGINEERING
MATHEMATICS
PHYSICS
B.S. GRADUATES
. are invited to see their Placement Officer today
regarding
I.Ov KHEtU MISSILE SYSTEMS DIVIHION'M
ADVANCED
STUDY PROGRAM
The program enables you to obtain practical industrial
experience in a complex, dynamic field while
studying for a Master's Degree.
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