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Friday. September 19, 1958
KNUS Savings
5 Days A Week
Campus Station Features
Music, Immediate News
"It swings," that's the word
from Steve Hansen, general
manager of KNUS radio,
about his station.
Student operated, commer
cially sponsored, the Univer
sity's campus station goes on
the air Mondays from 5 to 11
p.m. five days a week.
Music, News
Program director Pro
Sherman has announced that
the basic format will provide
students with more music
per Lour than other stations
plus immediate campus and
world Dews.
"It's really a sis hour pro
gram featuring popular mu
sic, a dash of news, sports
and weather," Sherman said.
"Disc jockeys will give only
the time and temperature be
tween music, thus doing away
with endless ad-libbing," he
added.
Under the supervision of
the Speech Department, the
station will continue to offer
realistic training in radio and
a professional sounding enter
tainment media for the entire
campus. Hansen said.
New Management
Because many of the stu
dents on last year's staff are
currently employed in off-
campus stations, the manage
ment of KNUS has changed.
Department heads are: gen
eral manager, Steve Hansen;
program director. Pro Sher
man; sales manager. Chuck
Piper; promotion director,
Mary McKnight; traffic,
Dixie Helsm; continuity, Beth
Toomey; news, Jim Seacrest;
and sports, Steve Greenberg
and Bob Wirz.
Lincoln radio stations will
cooperate with KNUS mem
bers in general station operation.
KNUS will broadcast all the
home football games starting
with the first game this Sat
urday at 1:30.
NU Grad Joins
Philosophy Staff
A 1943 University graduate
has joined the staff of the
University's department o f
philosophy.
He is Dr. Robert Dewey,
formerly associate professor
of philosophy at Dartmouth
College. He will hold the same
rank here, teaching courses
in the history of philosophy.
Before joining the Dart
mouth College faculty three
years ago, Dr. Dewey was on
the. faculties of the Univer
sity of Maryland and of the
Institute for Philosophical
Analysis in California. He re
ceived his Ph. D. from Har
vard University.
Nite Club Dance
A Nite Club Dance will be
held Saturday from 8-10 D.m.
in the Union Roundup Room,
according to the Union Dance
Committee. Featured will be
Dick Moses and his enmho.
Tickets will be sold at the
door.
Merit System
To Give Exams
Merit System examinations
will be given to applicants
for positions in the state de
partments of Health, Public
Welfare and Employment Se
curity throughout, the state
Oct. 18.
Annliration blanks and in
formation are available at
state employment, county
uptfarp and local health de
partment offices, as well as
at the Mem system onice,
2002 State Capitol, until Oct. 6.
Examinations also may be
taken any Wednesday morn
ing at the Merit System office.
Westbrook To NW
Dr. Arthur E." Westbrook,
director of the School of Fine
Arts at the University for 13
years, has joined the Nebras
ka Wesleyan University fac
ulty as a visiting Professor
of voice.
KOUN-TV Guide
Friday, September 19
5:30 A Number of Thinfa: "Spray of
Violets"
: The Friendly Giant
Eveninu Prelude
C:M The Big Picture; "Graduate
ROTC"
T Heritage
7:30 People Are Taught To Be Differ-
t The World and Phytk: "Light
1:45 II. N. Review
t Searchlight M Delinquency
M SlUMCt WORD
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Geology Seminars
Dr. E. M. Spieker will con
duct several informal geology
seminars next Monday, and
luesday for University geol
ogy graduate students.
Dr. Spieker, research pro
fessor at Ohio State Univer
sity will discuss 'Mountain
Building and Geologic Time."
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Se on at
PEDEU'S BOOK STORE
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CAMPUS CHATTER
from GOLD'S Campus Shop
Well, everyone Is excited
about our first football game
against Penn SUte! Let's
show our team that we're
behind them, and help them
win our first rame.
Skirts and sweaters are a
must for a girl's wardrobe,
and Gold's Campus Shop
has a wide selection.
This matching skirt and
sweater outfit is just the
thing for football games,
dates, and casual events. It
comes in fall colors red,
green and orange. The skirt
and sweater are priced each
ai only $10.98.
Don't forget to stop at
Gold's in the new Campus
Shop on second floor!
Be seeing ya again,
Janet Hoeppner
Sharon Anderson
1245 R
Lincoln, Nebr.
MA
Fall Skyshows
Bem Sunday
Autumn skies will be fea
tured in the Ralph Mueller
Planetarium starting Sunday.
Constellations and stars
that are visible at this time
of year will be viewed. George
Eagleton and Douglas Kent,
lecturers, will narrate, and
tell myths of the skies dur
ing the program.
Shows are given at 2:45 p.m.
Monday through Saturday
and at 2: IS and 3:30 on Sun
day. A special evening shovr
is held at 8 p.m. on Tuesdays
and Thursday.
Children, students and spe
cial groups are admitted for:
25c. Adults prices is 50c. 1
Union
Bulletin Board
Friday
Inter Vartity. 11:30. M-
Coed Counselor. 4:00. 316.
Psl PW MeeUn Party. T:00. XYZ.
Newman Club Dance, 1:00. Ballroom.
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