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The Daily Nebroskan
Monday, December 8, 1958
Sladio-TV
'Field Days'
To Start
Professional "field days
will be held by the University
school of journalism and ra
dio stations KFOR and KLIN
for all students currently en
rolled in radio journalism.
The students will work un
der the direction of the pro
fessional staffs of the two Lin
coln stations, according to
John Dooley, bead of the jour
nalism school's radio and tele
vision courses.
Two Days Chosen
Bob Jeambey, news direc
tor of KFOR, and KLIN news
director John Hanlon will add
the J-School students to their
staffs on two days during De
cember,, today and the 15th.
Students going to KFOR to
day are Bob Wlrz, Jack
Rogers, Dixie Helms, Bob
Martel and Fred Gibbs. On
the 15th, Mel Henning, Dan
Lutz, Marcia Raye and
George Raymer will go to
KLIN.
Working under Hanlon and
Jeambey, the students will
write, report and do special
events coverage for the two
stations through the assigned
days.
Tine Start
Dr. William Hall, direc
tor of the School of Journal
ism, called the "field days" a
"fine start toward the first
rate professional program we
hope to build in radio and
television journalism at the
University."
Hall commended the Lincoln
stations for their cooperation
in the program and said plans
call for the extension of the
professional field days to ra
dio and television stations
throughoutsNebraska.
Architecture
Gets Tile Grant
The college of architecture
has received a $750 grant from
the Tile Council of America.
One of seven In the nation
to receive such a grant, the
University will use $500 for
scholarships to architectural
students. The remaining $250
is a stipend to the department.
The grant will be given an
nually for three years.
The selections were based
on the "relative standing of
the school, or department ana
its plans for. improvement in
the future," the Tile Council
said.
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Wardrobe Wins
1,600 for Coed
A University coed who
makes and designs her own
wardrobe was awarded one of
two national $800 scholarships
at the 37th National 4-11 Club
Congress.
Alma Hauermann, a junior
in the College of Agriculture,
was awarded her scholarship
by the Colgate-Palmolive
Company.
Miss Hauermann has served
as president of the Home Ec
onomics club and is a mem
ber of Phi Upsilon Omicron,
national home economics honorary.
Choristers Head
Ag Concert List
The Choristers will be fea
tured at the annual Ag Christ
mas Choral Concert at 7:30
p.m. Dec. 17 in the College
Activities Gym.
The Concert program will
range from "Bach" to the
"Night Before Christmas."
The Choristers is a select
singing group from the Ag
College Chorus. The chorus
wiil be assisted this year by
the University of Nebraska
Brass Ensemble.
No admission will be
charged. The event is co
sponsored by Ag Exec Board
and Ag Student Union.
Bankeri Add
Some 822 members of the
Nebraska Bankers Association
contributed an additional $64,
917 to the state-wide fund
drive for the proposed Kel
logg Center.
The total now stands at
$733,294. The $1.1 goal must
be reached by Dec. 31. -
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Wise Picked
For Science
Grant Panel
Dr. Harold Wise has been
named to a national panel to
select recipients of National
Science Foundation summer
fellowships for secondary
school teachers.
The selection of the Uni
versity associate dean as a
panel member was an
nounced by the American
Association for the Advance-
mnt of Science, which is as
sisting the NSF in the selec'
tion of the panel. The panel
will meet in Washington in
February.
A professor of secondary
education, Dr. Wise is also
deputy University research
administrator.
Approximately 750 summer
fellowships wil be awarded
for the summer of 1959 to
secondary teachers of science
and mathematics by the NSF.
The program is part of the
Foundation's effort to help
improve the teaching of sci
ence and mathematics at this
level of instruction.
Grossan Makes
Concert Trip
Jack Crossan, assistant pro
fessor of piano, appeared this
weekend with lyric soprano
Dorothy Warenskjold in con
certs in Maryland and Ohio.
Crossan also has made a
record album with Miss War
enskjold. She has been a star
of opera, radio and television
since 1950.
Before joining the Univer
sity staff in 1957, Crossan
toured the U.S. and Canada
from 1953-55 as accompanist
for Miss Warenskjold. He also
has been an accompanist for
John Carles Thomas and Igor
Gorin on extended tours.
Kellogg History
Governor Victor Anderson
and Chancellor Clifford Hard
in will discuss the background
to the proposal for the Kellogg
Center for Countinuing Edu
cation Tuesday evening at
8:30, on KUON's "Issues."
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ILishner to Act
ln NBC Program
Leon Lishner will appear in
the annual NBC-Television
network presentation of Me
notti's "Amahl and the Night
Visitors" next Sunday.
The University associate
professor of voice will play
King Balthazar in the annual
program. The hour-long pre
sentation will be given from
New York City at 4 p.m. on
the Pontiac Playhouse and
will be carried over Channel
3, KMTV.
Lishner will also appear
with the NBC Opera company
in 15 performances of the
opera, to be given in various
cities during the holiday sea
son.
He has appeared with the
NBC-TV Opera company each
Christmas season since 1951,
when the premier perform
ance was given.
Yuletide Bazaar
Planned by YW
A Christmas bazaar, spon
sored by the University
Y.W.C.A., will be held next
week in Rosa Bouton Hall.
As a fund-raising project,
the girls will sell gifts im
ported from other countries,
such as carved lighters, Nor
wegian egg cups, figurines,
and handicraft items that
members of the organization
have made, such as end pil
lows, kissing rings, headache
bands and octopii.
The bazaar will begin Mon
day evening and will be held
from 1-6 p.m. Tuesday
through Thursday, according
to chairman Betty James. In
ternational students will be on
hand each afternoon at 3 p.m.
to discuss Christmas customs
in their native lnads. j
Lamb Judgers
Win at Chicago
A University judging team
won first place honors in lamb
judging at the Intercollegiate
Meats Judging contest at Chi
cago, 111.
The team' placed 15th out of
25 entries in the overall con
test. Texas A&M was first
place winner.
Lloyd Langemeier was sec
ond high individual in the
lamb judging division.
Members of the University
team are Robert Dannert,
Darrel Zessin, alternate
James Ray, and Langemeier.
New PBK's
New members of Phi Beta
Kappa, scholastic arts and
sciences honorary, will be an
nounced Thursday at the
group's dinner meeting.
Burket Graf, Lincoln archi
tect, will discuss "Architec
ture as an Art" at the meet
ing at 6:30 p.m. in the Union.
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7:30 The Graphic Arts '
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