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THE NEBRA5KAN
Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club will hold
a Christmas Party Dec. 14 in the
Union in Room 315 at 8 p.m. Mem
bers are requested to bring a small
wrapped gift.
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YWCA Officers
Applications are now open for
executive positions in the City
Campus YWCA, according to Bev
Deepe, . president. Applications
close Tuesday and may be obtained
in the YW Office in Rosa Bouton
Hall. Positions open for filing are
president, secretary, treasurer, dis
trict representative and Student
Council representative.
Rotary Gives:
Independent Caroling
The BABW and Selleck Quad are
sponsoring a Christmas caroling
party for all independents on De
cember 18 from 7 to 9 p.m.
The carolers will start from Sel
leck Quad and will return for cocoa
after the caroling.
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You don't have to be bucking for commendations at
inspection time to appreciate the comfort that comes
from wearing Jockey briefs. Better stop in at your
dealer's soon... buy a supply of Jockey briefs and
T-shirts, and feel as good as you look!
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Hungarian iroecf
Pledged .More Aid
The University Hungarian Stu
dent Project received an addi
tional boost Thursday when the
Lincoln Rotary Club pledged $60
to the project to be used for the
transportation of one student to
the University from Port of Entry.
The student YMCA, although not
a recognized student organization,
has voted to give full support to
the Project.
The Project Committee has re
ceived an application from the
World University Service, coordi
nators of agencies hnadling the
placing of refugees in universities
throughout the country.
The application asks what guar
antees in regard to housing, tui
tion, books, clothing and mainte
nance funds will be available at
the University.
This application was filled out
and returned immediately, in ord
er that the University can be at
the top of the list in the request for
students, said Barb Sharpe, chair
man of the Project Committee.
According to WUS, the coordi
nating committee working with
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Red Fox Habitat Group
The Hall of Nebraska Wild
life is one of many oustanding
and colorful exhibits in the
Museum.
When completed, it will
show 16 natural habitat
groups representing a cross
section of the varied wildlife
and types of landscape found
in Nebraska.
Donations to the Founda
tion from many alumni and
friends of the University have
made possible the develop
ment of this hall. More evi
dence that NUs alumni and
friends are interested in mak
ing your University better for
YOU.
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ASSIGNMENT WITH A FUTURE
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Hungarian refugee students in Vi
enna, Austria, has now registered
more than 1000 students.
Of this number, 135 have indi
cated that they would prefer to
resettle in the United States. The
committee anticipates, on the bas
is of interviews in Graz and Vien
na, that at least 150 additional
Hungarian student refugees will
wish to come to America, making
a probable total of 285.
Ocean transportation for the Hun
garian students is 'jeing arranged
by the Intergovernmental Commit
tee for European Migration.
WUS has established procedures
for interviewing students in order
to determine their academic qual
ifications. Although students seek
ing resettlement are young by
American university standards,
they have been studying highly
specialized fields such as medi
cine, engineering, forestry, geo
detics. Almost- half the students regis
tered to date have indicated a de
sire to study one of the branches
of engineering. Others wish to
study medicine, chemistry, human
ities, law, veterinary skills, archi
tecture, business, agriculture, and
economics.
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YWCA Christmas Party
The Uninversity YWCA is hold
ing a Christmas bazaar at Rosa
Bouton Hall, 420 North 16th, Fri
day through Dec. 15th, according
to Nancy Delong, Chairman of
Publications. ,
The gifts, which include such ar
ticles as stuffed animals, felt col
lars, and copper jewelry are all the
handiwork of girls in YWCA com
mission groups. '
The gifts will be sold during
these hours: Monday through Fri
day, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and
Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,
Miss Delong said.
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Faculty Coffee
The Faculty Graduate Club will
hold its regular coffee hour in the
Union faculty lounge from 4-6 p.m.
today.
Eugene Fleisher will present the
film "Ride The Golden Ladder,
Ride The Cyclone." -
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