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Souders, Sinor
Announced E-Week
Chairmen
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Vol. 31, No. 37
. Tax Enrollment:
J4nJ Hs Jone 5ia
Be Called Wonderful'
By DR. LURE
1b those days a decree went
at from Caesar Aagosfcias that all
the world should be enrolled
And all went to be enrolled, each
to his OTTi city. AM Joseph also
went op from Galitee, frcua tbe
city of Jkazaretb, to Judea, to the
city off David, which is called
Bethlehem, tecatise be was off the
hwse and Lineage of David, to
t enrolled with Mary, his be-
Hungarians:
roicf
A total of $1,0 7i cash do
tations has been pledged to bring
tea Hungarian student refugees to
study at the University.
Tbe project, Sa its ISKi day, is
seeking room and board, tuition,
bouk, mamtejaanDe tosdt a ad
cloffiing im as atteiojat to terkig
tiie students to t!2ae campaas.
la addition, tie fdflowiEg jpledg
f of mfriiiUie and erxitej
liai?e been neotrii'red Sy (the Htm
ariaa Stodeut Pwaject Ctmjt
tee: 72 ibaircott. laundry emce
far eiht students Jw t iixratacn;
of their irt-zy cannpus, aad $12 ,
'artii timerdaaodifie. !
Cum and teand far &iue $tu-!
eat lor J2irt jiexoeilers wffl be
prwided bj itbe later-Coop Cotio
cal and rocxia far aae year far 0d
student win be ipnmded by the
City YMCA.
Cojuplei wardrs4 bare bera
donated for fire Ktiadeuts by M3-
ler aid Paiae, Magee", Coid's,
C.tta3tiia"s and Efjs Simtuos.
A-3ttie tteztbcx4s 'Mfi) tan tio
dtsaU -iCl aae.ed doariiiEg fibeiir tay'
wil be toned to Ebeaa by Ke
iiratka Ewtotare,
ChaBceUw Bardiuo bas bees
u3ted to reijaent t3ae Board rf
jeat to et aap sctoJaJTiitips sr
';-ut fcuifeffli far (the tudeu!U.
World tlruj'eraiity Seirrice Saas -:
fcfied Itbe oaamjttee iCbafl tfcraas
porUtiuii will be paid by.tihe
tiomal g eacies from Sbe part si
entry to 3Sebsrai3ka
Campus (OTgaaaailioiEis matiij
eoBtoibutiwas ilarkig: the past tw
3.ts iacliide; Ctra Cubs. I'3.y; Ag
D.airj dub, 125; Ag Ejc Eo.ar4
$ ail aad Caa!1biasry Ciu:b,
Ag YMCA
The College wf Ajuoultuj
If M CA libs ituaauiicvmS ttiwr sUl
ctf .uJULmts Imt to tvwaong yew.
liomiriet ioiiuile Jtwr pi-esaclfnt,
'Zdo Khtrndes aid Ub Eargie
rwid, for vice pJjioat MaJTia
Kyes aad &oyi Bw'hwp, tar sw
rrtary, BiH Griil39 fld Dot 3
tor treasamw, Ca3 (jk
.tjd Frank Morfce iimd fr duArki
ItjjreiteaUijye, K-ty
sciiss
$1
K3 . ' 1 1 L
trottei, wbo vac with D&. Aad
wMIe tbey were tbere, the time
caiae for ' ber to be delivered.
Ari sbe gave birth to ber first
born saa and wrapped Mm in
svskddliicf ckxiibs, and laid him
sm a manger, becaaise tbere was
do place for Hxm xa the Smu
"And tiere were m tbe same
country, shepherds aitiing im tbe
fields, keeping watdi over tbeir
Bock by tiigtat. Axri an atigel of
tibe Lord appeared to tbem, sxA
&e glory of tte Lord shone around
about tihem, aad they were fiHed
wiUi fear. And tbe angel said to
tbra, "Be cot afraid; or be
boH. I bring you good tidings of
grtat joy wihitJa wiil came to all
people; far to you u barn tbis
day ia tbe city of Darid a Savior,
who is Christ tbe Lord. And this
w9 be a siga for yoo: you wi3
fad a babe wrapped in swaddling
cJLhs and lyktg ia a manger. And
saddenlly tbere was witi tbe angel
a multitude of tbe bea-pealy bost
(raisktg God and saying,
Glory to God to tbe fcigbe,
and on eartb peace amomg mean
witia wboai be is pleased'
Election:
fills
fac&ney
Dick Andrews, junior in Arts
and Sokeaoes, was elected rke
pretideKt off the lalerfraieriffiry
CcnmdH Wedbesday ia IFC coeett
iog, filling aa executive positio
vacated three weeks ago.
Ajadrews wbo is treasurer of
Student Concral, member of tbe
UiHveraity defeat team, a mem
ber off pMicataaus board, and vfc
preiiderJt of Alp3aa Taa Orxiega will
serve wactall 5Rprir.g eiectios.
ia oilier IFC butiaess, T GiS
land gave a report caaacenaang t2ae
poffliSbality cf settkg ssp a laissm
wmmittee betweea tbe Intarfra
tormity Camadl aaad Sftadeat Realrb.
AoBarfijag to G3321anJ he pur
pose of tbe eswfflsttee, wbicb
wffluld be canspoBed of a repre
sentsitsve frwas eada fraterofty,
wouTd be to facilitate peratajaBS,
betweea boases and tbe Student
E-eaUb CeotHier.
Dr. SamatJ roesfeg, medasal
Idarftetor of staQea aeaffls, Ess
pleflgeffl sas r.iu sapjw w
plan, GffiiHand saM.
Rag Applications.
Availablo Jan. 7
AypIfcatlMM fr taff ptimB
m The Celrai y be -laufc
la sle tuitermr POiSe
FlaUMbs ire Jfc. 7.
ewiRg to i KSr, airiiwr
4 tke fAt-feSJr l-ew-wia
tst pUk-Liet.
K-Sr taUti tisac s tfisito
tias toeea tl f wr lertiiews
i!3) IA p&tatfa lwara feat
thvi fetr . wwr's tk 4imie
tw'lwe amiiitT esjwiiKatMMiA,
AT
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PBC Pledges Thirteen
TUrteen Ucirersity seders
and four graduate students were
pledged Wednesday eight at tbe
dinner meeting of Pia Beta Kap
pa, lie new raembers are Cleft
to right) seated, Srs. Jacklya
Committee Appointed:
Student Council Plans Book
Exchange For Spring Semester
The Student Csswmrfl siithoriied s
the establishment of a student
book exchange Wednesday. A cMKaa
mittee was appointed to study a
systems ia whkh students woiuld
be able to sell their books direct
ly to oiber students saving both
parties aaaaey, according to Biwe
Bnrmaoo, CBtuacil President,
The bocik pool would provide a
meam for students ia a larger
group than present organizations
to buy and exchange books wUb
out g'Jii-ttg through a ismddle mw,
said Marrlia Breslov, eomacil
jmeCTber.
Tbe fwnl first leanoed of tbe
idea froaa naeaabers wb attendied
Students Charged
With Trespassing,
Injury To Property
Fines of each oa coasts of
injury to personal property and
jmaliciosits tmpassng were aswsed
four Unarersity studeats one K-fcrai-ka
Weskyaa sttsndent asd a
LinocAcote ia Seward coosrady court
Ttrarsoay.
PrevioBS charges of petty larceny
were dwappei The students bid
beea ctergefl witth tie lst ot a
Mnd bath, two Eower pots, two
iwSMsre and three sts&jjtes Irwa
the la of a Mifand madesce, -
Total value of tbe property was
abwHt $49. Seward county afctoraey
Eumyll ouckk said.
Tbe IJaijersity stiadents are
Jaraes Peterson Rohert Hisaftaa
Jaaes JAoravec, auad Larry Lester.
The Wesleyjca student is Eiert
R.obou auul 5i lincioOxas, Desa
Jejji,ius..
Tie fuar University st'jd&xits
preriou! filesded co ctetesA to
cbarf, es of p05eEiuis of li'jor by
a csww aad were,fffied S25 aiieoe
ty Jiaiige J!!ba inexJusitm m lin-
TOfci)A(fAN
ttHNtWMlF UtBiuam0& BUMS IfamJ'AldF WMM Mfell'' M(J p- gjumg HUHB EMS MMSt
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
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Stanton Manpm, Lodgrace Swis
zer, Saxtdra Jean Beinaers, llrs.
Shirley Whitaker Anderson,
Mary Eobse, Beverly Fay Page!,
Hanna Boseaberg and Diane
Koctek. Standing (left, to right)
tbe Big-Seven Student Gswencvors
CsMJerence ia Eamas City
year. &ta&eat bowk pools, which
have beea aa effect ta stbools
IbrcMsghoiat tbe country for maiay
years, fcave prosred to be rery
smeoessfiilL The large jwsnetary
saving for btawks is the maio rea
vm i'X the pwall's popularity aaatacg
students al'ivjagi it LaS other ad
wantages. The back paol at JCebraska would 1
be SMde3d after the one txsrv ia; or 29 cents. ii
operation at IsCujsouri University. I
The Mlsuri bvA exchange i-z fnrtar ProcTronf
proxiaaately 13rJ9 books last year.
Belles Gorariay has beea appftSnt
ed chslriaan oi be hmk. pwi emm
tmiitsUe. Jdeabers are Bob Scbtcy
ler, Harry Efegman, Dkk Andrews,
Mary Dee DeMars, and Jtoba &ia
mtr. " Tbe ccxiEiasittee wil draft the
prwiKom over tbe vacatssai, aaad
Ifibe fiasal draft w53 be prese-iilted
to aa emergency sessiaa off tbe
Student Council Monday taooa, Jaa.
7, acoording to Erugmaaa.
"We will be workiE-g a a Swokf
pod I or hKk exrhe, if V
to tare ia operatissflj second e-
m .
j If the details (or setting p a i ps-esiijJect of 'Ag Caaupms; Barbara
jtK3eot back exchange can teltEnitiira, secTeSary, awl Kaacy Sal-
j b -Bi':i;ter, treasurer.
w-ouaa prwajsay naxe piace is ssras
two days of seewjd secaester. Tie
pTCHsedare for obSainkig books
woiuld te as f&Hows;
The Cowici would rent HSce
and storage space. A studeat wiih
iig to se'l bis bocks wogld briag
tZxm to tie office and (lace a
price oa them. Tbtre be woild
O out a triplicate iirm giviig
Ibe bwA's price aid pers'JoaS ia
fgrasatisMi. Oj copy would be f Jed,
ooe W9uld be p!&cd ia the bvck,
aad tie other w.ould serve as a
receipt, Ti book wo'jld tbea be
fwd acowdlixig to coarse aad aa
ber. A -tuienit wiishixg to buy a
Ommsor looia Star
are Martia Breslow, Charles
R. B. Wright, Joiha Haessler,
Thonaas Myers, Robert Cot
too, Riocald EjortJt and Wayne
Almqnislt. Uot pktared are 10
cboel Shiagrue and James Rogers.
cmM thea conae to the office, ask , Thaarsday evening, Chancellor C3sf- II tesisiTe graduate program,
for the back, and state tbe ansosint frd Bardia said concerning Dr. I Tbs Chancellor said public uai
be wants to pay for the book. ; Welch's proposal to doia&e tarn- ij versities had their beginjeisg "ia
The ofSce wicrker would them lion, aa increase a a de-gree ssffi- i! aa tmaji m Amerkaa idea that ev-
Ead a book 5a tbe price range
asked lor, tbe stuiaemt w
the book, and tbe jnwwaey woiuM
be paid to tbe original owner.
The office would be operated
by council members or volunteer
! students. The probable charge to
jFtutdents wtiilMog the service would 1
fficers
SalJy Carter, jcaasior ia Arts and
Sciences, was chosea president of
EmMen Board at the ansmal elee
tkxi and Builders Christanas par
ty Wednesday evenasg.
GtJser new officers tadbde, Boto-
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catioBis;- llariaa Elder, we-presj-
h Ahj m jwjblijcjtr: B2D fcwllrer. vke-
Use cew president is vke-presj-
&iElt of Delta Gamnsa and rke-
pnesidrat of AUF.
Library Announces
vOCatlOn SCfiOuUiS
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Hardin Answers Welch
Governor Victor Aadersra said ssire fcat masy of osir students are
Tfeursday be pJaaas to recommend opera&g at a ceffisg now.
ft entire $2,t232 University sal- 13 ,Jet:er, to J55 f?"'
, , , , Dr. Welch said, There isalt fie
ary increase wbea be goes before re2S33- wty
fee state legislature ia niid-Jaa- should cot at least
nary.
Ia aa Men lew Tbairsday, tbe
governor said be bad "not yet
completed" bis stoady oa the other
aspects of the budget, which calls
tor aa additiooal $5,) to meet 1
seeds of the University.
Oa a possible fcioa bike, whkh
was urged ia a letter to the Gov
ernor by retiring Easangs College
president Dr. Dale Welch, the gov
ernor said be felt tbe Board of
Regents should certaMy consid
er a possible hike, providing it
too bard on tbe students.
The governor said, "If we carat
give tae university waat toey
meed, the Regents sbauM contact j
the students and give theai aa op-,
portaiily to be beard oa hew they
feel a t'jitka hike would affect
enroHajent.
Ia a oreaared stateaiient issued
:ent to jmaSerjaily ailed tbe in-
straotos s operatang imconje womfiS j ws&a 19 extend tne oenetas (si
"push the opportunity to attend ,; biigber education to large Eaav
college "beyond the grasp of tome !j bers of people and to expand the
Ifebraska stodents. !! scope of higher edjucatioa beyond
ftKnmrala whach'!& fcrji originally accepted by
can be wsed to deteraaine precise-1!
ly bow asamy woiuld be affected,'
Ibe ' Clsaocellor said, "but I am
Ms H'vlt is a Junior ia Arts
and Sdemces, tjsaaagjjsg editor of
tbe Csr&bker and Tice-presideat
of CM Oaega.
Kiss Elder is a junior ia Teach
ers College,' aad .a member
Eappa Kappa Gamuasa,
BiHl Spilker is a teijr ia
CoSlege, nseat'ber of Stadent
ciil, Ag Exec Board, Stodeat Un
to, Cora Cobs and Farm ILvm.
Klit Brittia Is a yjmior ia Arts
sriA Sciences, and a oneasber of
Alpha PhL
Kiss Salter is a i'ssmr ia Ag
College and a asember of Red
Cross sad Pi Beta Fii.
sti--g a?2l.t.in of each caxpas
at Use Christaias party wed?,-
day. Sally Flasajaa received tbe
city caajpus teply and Doo Er
asana woa th Ag Campus award.
Jaxd as o'iMtandicg workets
were Jos B-'-ha, Jma Webster,
Mary Verba. Mary Jaaet Berf.uirt,
j S'jzI Swi.-fte, V.ym V.irMr, Dot
Gekkr, Sally Do-wiiS, Gesrge Fkk,
ilX&acy ai ad Diaa Jxes.
J tiny igy j iMif
Rag Christmas
Present
See Editorial Page
Friday, December 21, 1956'
n
equal that of independent state
schools.
"Such a statemeil," said Chan
cellor Eardia, "disregards com
pletely the whole hisiory of tbe
gjnrth of b-gher edjcatioa ia
Aaserxa.
"Fmtbercsore, sach a statemeat
seems to &suime that the tiaaix
and purposes of our inary fine
independent coliges are exactly
the same as those of a land grant
stale university, sach as Nebras
ka, whkh, ia additioa to what
cu&toanary colleges teach, must
also be concerned with sach di
verse endeavors as agrkxltoral re-
search and broad research ia olh-
er areas, waa extess:oa semces,
with prsfessioGai Sraiacg ia med
acine, engineering, architecture,
pharmiacy, dentistry, law, business
administration, and with aa ex-
ery posssisie means simtM be pro-
independent liberal aits C'A-
ieges.
Althwgh he said be could xrX
speak for tie Board of Regents,
which has the responsibility to fix
Initios rates, the Chancellor of
fered fonir of his "owa" ideas oa
tbe subject:
l. "As a matter cf general policy
ia keeping with the philosophy of
public higher edxataa ia Aaier
icaa, we tomst be determined to
keep the pawfasraty for a uaiver
sity edjcatioa withia the fiaaacial
reach of everyday people, regard
kss of race, religion, or social
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"ijuition Rake
FlToo Much:
F. B. Decker
State Edacatsoa Comrtdssioner
Freemaa Decker said Tuesday
that doubled fesifioa would be too
math to &?.k of Uaiversity sted
e&Ss. He Vii.de tie stateme-tl after
bc-r-.g toid'cl lie sjggj-too ky
Dr. Dale Welch, Hav.icgs Col
lege Prefiiffrt tiat' tilioa be Cm
bled. Decker stated "We doal wast
to price tieie tcbo&Js out cf the
reach I tie average stadera."
K coctinasd; "a s-,hiSar.:'iAl ia
crea.se ia tszikm rates wwili keep
a lf4 of deserrkig stdstis Ircsa
f 3Sf to talis A. a: aH
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