JULY 10, 1958
SUMMER NEBRASKAN
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EWorld Affairs 'Experiment9 Praised
"This week terminates an
important experiment in the
University of Nebraska's
Summer Session," said Frank
E. Sorenson, Director of Sum
mer Session. -
This summer the one day
World Affairs Previews were
exl ended to a full week of
educational activities. On
Monday of each week the us
ual convocation address was
given by the featured speaker.
"These more or less set the
tone for the serious discus
sions which followed. On each
of the days remaining in the
three, weekly sessions were
held with specific discussions!
in order to examine as com
pletely as possible the pre
sentations which in some in
stances were concerned with
issues and problems of the
day."
The first World Affairs Pre
view dealt with Japan today
and its present education sys
tem. "In a sense the Shiman
ouchi analysis represents the
view of a person looking
through the eye of an Ameri
can and the eye of a Japa
nese," Sorenson said.
The second in the series of
World Affairs Previews fea
tured Dr. George Bereday of' her determined effort to be-
Donu Contract Cut Sept. 1
Columbia University, profes
sor of comparative education.
"Dr. Bereday made a signi
ficant contribution to the over
all educational program of the
summer session in that be
was able to bring a first hand
report of present day educa
tional programs in the Soviet
Union," said Dean Walter K.
Beggs, professor of history.
Concluding the series was
Baron Ftiedrich on Lupin of
Germany.
Calvin F. Hager, coordinat
or of the three week World
Affairs Preview said "The
miraculous recovery which
West Germany has made and
come a cooperative member
of the European and World
community was most hearten
tag."
Card Sharks Tangle
Over Goren Monday
A summer session bridge
tournament for all students
and faculty will oe neld in
Union 315, July 14, at 2 p.m. :j
Bob Handy, Union activities
director, said that trophies
will be given to the two win-,
ning teams. The tournament
will last three hours and re-'
freshmenf will be served. Jim I
Porter will be the director.
The deadline for breaking
dormitory contracts w ill be
September, according to Van
Westover, assistant dean of
student affairs.
Students who do not break
their contract by this date
must pay the $570 board and
room for one year.
August 20 has been the dead
line in previous years. West
over explained that this extra
allowance was made to ac
comodate freshmen who can
not decide whether to pledge
or live in the dorm.
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