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The Daily Nebroskan
Wednesday, Aord 30. 1953
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for these
dependable
candidates
Agriculture
ROBERT PAINE
Arts&Sclence
CHARLES UN
Business
Administration
ROBERT BLAIR
JACK MOCK
Engineering
DAVE GODBY
JOHN KEELSON
GEORGE
PORTER
Law
HARRY HAVERLY
HUSTON
HARRY TOLLY
Student Council
Elections
May 5th
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DAYTIME MiESSER, THIRD FLOOR
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Bath, Young
Picked For
Youth Swap
Alice Young and Ron Bath
have been named Nebraska's
International Farm Ycatn
1958.
Miss Young win go to Bel
gium on Mav S for 45 months
while Bath wQ go to Brazil
in October for the same
length of time, according to
John Orr, assistant state lead
er of young men and women
at the University.
Named as alternate dele
gates were Mark dark and
Carolyn Mock.
Sponsors ot the two Nebras
ka IFYE delegates this year
will be Nebraska Rural Youth
dubs and Nathan Gold, Lin
coln businessman.
Cornhusher Staff
Positions Offered
Applications for 18 posi
tions on the 195S Cornhusker
staff will be available until
Thursday, May , according
So Sharon McDonald, 1959
editor.
Interviews will be beld
May 8 from 1 to 5 p.m.
Blanks may be picked up in
the Cornhusker "office, Un
ion 2ft.
Positions to be fiDed in
clude an art ditnr, a -panel
! ditor and 17 section editors.
Reed Elected Head
Of Delta Sigma Pi
: Don Reed was elected presi
! dent of Delta Sigma Pi, pro
fessional business fraternity,
j.at their Monday vening busi
ness meeting.
! Other officers are Dick An
! geE, senior vice president;
j Bob Harder, junior vice presi
! dent; Dick Hanzel, treasurer;
John Fifer, secretary; Ken
; Cole, .chancellor; Gary Lynch,
"historian and Steve Miller,
' house manager,
i Seventeen members were
; initiated Including William
I Halbur, Cornelius Scanlon,
I Vernon Anderson, Frederic
I Goocher, John DiBiase, Don
laid Tburg, Wflliam Cords,
iDale Anderson, Stephen
! Miller, .James Schueth, Dale
I Farmer, Man-in Moes, Chuck
i Stork, Don Mathews, Earl
jEno, Jerry Kornish, P aul
iNewcombe.
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Saturday,
Mav 3
come meet
Miss
Ruth Jessen,
rofemmin "wimiun jtulfnr
Who will ive
Golf Tips
at 2 p.m.
For active
ami how jj
Timlimnlr i
daytime drixsls SS9S$R- SSMSjS Cv
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Workshop
Clarifies
Questions
AWS Explains
Policies, Hours
Better coordination of the
dorms and sororities was only
one of the problems tackled
by the AWS workshop last
night
How to promote gracious
living and a panel &srassion
to make AWS policies clearer
were other high points in the
workshop.
Marflv PicketL AWS Dub-
licity chairman, said the sug
gestion was made that tne
freshman AWS workers take
back what they learn at board
meetings to the -dorms.
Bulletin boards in bouses
posting cultural events was
one of the remedies suggested
for promoting more '"gracious
living on campus.
In a panel discussion, lover
night rules came under fire.
Questions arose as to why it
was not possible to have six
interchangeably ""overnights"
during the semester instead
of 3 in town and 3 ut-oi-itown.
The answer, Miss Pickett
said, is that there bad been
too many Lincoln overnights
taken.
Other points brought out in
the discussion was that any
coed having over 89 hours
could ikeep senior hours, that
is, stay out omtil U p.m. on
week nights.
Myer Plans
German Study
On Fulbriglil
A University graduate and
graduate assistant in the tUni-!
versity's department of (Ger
manic Languages has re
ceived Fulbright Scholar
ship for advanced study in
Germany next year.
Thomas Manuel Myers, 2B,
will study at Philips Univer
sity in Marburg ion the Lahn.
i As an undergraduate, Myers
j majored in German and mi
: nored in English and Spanish,
j Me was a Phi Beta Kappa,
j He expects to get bis mas-
; tor's degree this summer and,
after tone 3'ear an (Germany,
he wants to teach and do re
search st a university.
Myers iis a recipient of one
of approximately 800 grants
for graduate study abroad in
the academic yar 19DB-59
which .are awarded mnder the
International Education Ex
change program of the De-
j partment of State.
j His wife and two-year-olfl
"' daughter wiB accompany him.
Barb Board
Will Recognize
Activities, Grades
The 'independent women's
bouse 'having the highest av
erage for the past year will
receive a traveling plaque
Monday at the annual Barb
Activities Board lor Women
recognition -dessert.
Also to be honored at the
B p.m. dessert will be some
2a unaffiliated coeds who
bave been outstanding in ac
tivities and grades (during
their years .at the University.
Tickets .are on sale in all
independent houses and may
be purchased M the door i or
35 cents.
The dessert will be beld in
the Union Ballroom.
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KK Tickets
Tickets far Ksroet Kino's
Annie Get Yor Gnm"
sale ttodav. All wats will
fee reserved for tbe May
tZ U sowing in the Per
ching Anditflrinm.
Tickets are SL5
and IM and may be pur
chased from Kftsmet Klufe
wwters wr at the Pershing
hx ffice.
KNUS Schedule
Wednesday
Fvemut
Spurt t T"iruirr
V Coati Cnnceiilfi
T IB ItwrtroiH. K ilh Mk
7 :tll Th Siff JWixt'li Show
TO Tht' KnierunnmoiU
10.30 TXm 8twp tirivm aiwrn
Thursday
The Tni ThirtS' Shnw
IKvmtuI
"6:tt 4innn' Plcturp
V WuUlnE in ''('"
V:V Till Mikl- Tovll! Show
U 4b KWUS, Vwt in Iwotti
HI Th Mile- Tlnvlf Show
Advertizing Frat
Pledges Four Coeds
Four members were pledged
to Gamma Alpha Chi, profes
sional advertising fraternity,
on Friday evening.
The new pledges are Bobbie
Jo Bible, Rebecca ColweH,
Emmie'Limpo and Anne Pick
etL imuti
PIT t
-PICTOR1ALLY STUNNING!
The scenic grandeur ranges al the m-ay from
Madrid to the coasa2 Tosas de Mar, where a
fascinating old ruin, Ihigi. above tthe fishing Til
lage., all but steals the ishow. In between, the
various shots iof cathedrals, agnedncts, cobble
stone Tillages and the (countryside itself are
simply wonderful!" -rkmnptm, Timm
Hckrklb A WINNER!
Americans will get a thrill from .seeing f amihar
jilaces, art treasures and gay, hospitable people
.. . . delighted with the -jcarioiis visit to Madrid,
El Eacorial. Segovia, Barcelona, Tosas de Mar
and Toledo. Aji artistic triumph!" A
-EXQUISITE! Sweeping beauty!! Cap
tures the granduer iof Spain with stunning ef
fectiveness'!" Gifwrt, Mirror
"What 'Three Coins In A fountain' && for
Home, "Spanish Affair' should do for Spain
You'll want to boo"k passage immediately!"
J'dlmoict, Journal-. Unifrrir.an
"Exquisitely photographed."
'Thcjtography, scenery .couldn't be betterir
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Bulletin Board
Wednesday .
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Wednesday
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