Tuesday, September 16, 1958
The Doily Ncbraskon,
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Counseling Service Offers
New Study Skills Courses
The University Counseling
Service is introducing a new
study skills and reading pro
gram this school year.
Dr. Clay Gerken, director,
said three different types of
courses will be offered free of
charge this semester, but no
credit can be earned toward
graduation.
For Freshmen
According to Dr. Gerken,
the first course, study skills,
will commence today for
freshman students who were
In the lower halves of their
high school graduating
classes and for transfer stu
dents whose records are in
adequate. The second course, remedi
al reading, will run from Oc
tober 13 through November
20. Designed to improve read
ing comprehension and speed,
the course will be open to all
students, particularly those
w ho discover during their first
weeks of school that they can
not cover their assignments
adequately.
Reading Efficiency
The third course, speed
reading, will help top-notch
students become even better
and will emphasize the impor
tance of increasing reading ef
ficiency to the maximum so
that students can read more
widely than they have in the
past.
The course in speed read
ing, which begins Dec. 1,
is open only to freshman
students who were in the top
quarter of their high . school
graduating classes and to oth
er undergraduate students
whose grade averages are 80
per cent or above.
Union Salesmen
Buttonhole Frosh
It takes just $12.05 to rid
yourself of all the hucksters
in the Student Union.
Not many students were
that cooperative, but the
freshman who wandered into
the Union with a full billfold
and little will-power last week
easily could have shelled out
this amount.
Frosh Barbecue tickets sold
at $1, and no one should be
aught without a Builders
calendar only 50c.
Red and white pens cost
30c. Or perhaps music is your
love $4 for a Community
Concert series ticket. Corn
huskers run $5.50, and don't
forget the Frosh Hop for 75c.
Lunches
Snacks
JMSuAsLL 1131. r st.
"Where Campus friends Meet"
Loud Cries
No Numbers
In Directory?
. "No telephone numbers?"
worried students wailed to
each other with the discov
ery that the Student Di
rectory cards this year had
omitted that all important
campus communications
device.
The directory committee,
however, said that the over
sight might cause even
more telephone numbers to
be printed than last year.
Gretchen Saeger, chair
man, reported that many
students were asked for
their numbers personally by
the persons at the check
stand, and that the rest of
the numbers would be ob
tained from lists at Admini
stration. Miss Saeger added that
the directories would be
distributed before Thanks
giving vacation, and pos
sibly by the first week in
November.
Lancaster Rites
Funeral services for Mrs.
Margaret F. Lancaster, wife
of Lane Lancaster, professor
of political science at the Uni
versity, were held Monday at
St. Matthews Church.
Mrs. Lancaster, 64, died
Saturday.
Survivors include her hus
band and two stepdaughters,
Mrs. R. E. Hopkins of Lin
coln and Mrs. J. Gordon
i.Logue of Philadelphia.
COOL CREST GOLF
Welcomes back N.U.'s returning students and extends
an invitation to the new students to . . .
MEET YOUR FRIENDS FOR
RELAXATION & GOOD, CLEAN FUN
220 No. 48th
SCIENTIFIC HAZARDS
Phone 6-5058
KOUN-TV Guide
Tuesday, Sept. 16
Sine Hi-Sin Lot
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"Shoe art
I:M
S:4 Matte Doorway.: The Sad
Caee of Woolen."
S:M Evening Preludo
:N Crtal Ideas
7:M Diecoverr at Brookfleld Zoo
7:W The Criminal Man
:M French throuih Televiaion
t:M The Art of the Theatre
:0O The Graphic Arte
Kosmet Klub
There will be a meeting of
all Kosmet Klub actives in
the Kosmet Klub room at
the Union tonight at 7:30,
according to Bob Smidt,
president.
WELCOME STUDENTS
MAKE YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS
KAUFMAN'S
CREDIT
JEWELERS
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS
"SO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT"
1332 "O" ST. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS
"MERIT
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ON SALE IN COLISEUM LOBBY
From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16
PRICE $6.00 I.D. CARDS REQUIRED
NOTE TO
Fraternities, Sororities, Co-ops and etc.
'If you wish to sit in a group, present all I.D. Cards and money in one order''
Obtain your tickets in Coliseum lobby from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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TOM BOLLINGER
Sigma Chi
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Clothes are part of the fun
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BARBARA HYLAND
Alpha Phi
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Sigma Kappa
joy! Bernard Altman sweaters
and skirts plus all the mar
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shop, and dates and formal
dresses on third, make us eager to
show you what's new at Magee's.
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Sigma Phi Epiiloa
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Pi Beta Phi Delta Gamma
SANDY ENYEART
JHcn'jS College poarii '58
These men can show you what is traditional in
styling for the conservative dresser. They'll help
you choose a completely integrated wardrobe
from Magee's line of traditional fashions for the
college man.
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