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CAMPUS
CHATTER
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By Wendy Mnkrpracm
Spring it here that is
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concerned. New, new.
new turquoise ana pink
start spring stylet off
with an exciting air. Bob
ble Brooks offers this
popular outfit for year
sprint casual wear. The
blater fa only 10.98, the
pencil slim skirt 6.98 and
the roU-cp sleeve blouse
3.98.
Visit Gold's second
floor Campus Shop today
for your pick of the top
spring campus styles.
Remember Sprint k Just
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Wednesday
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7 Vour Marriage
7:30 Community ot t'ondemnrd
I Children Growing
S:J Conaervation Pirte
Javancw Brush Paintisg
Thursday
5:30 Maiic Doorwaya
5:45 Mr. MuraleV Mum
6 Evening Prelude
6:30 TV Claaarooro
7 Pawing Notea on Music
7:30 Nuclear Energy
I Varsity Basketball
I Press and the People
On the Social Side:
Frats Name McClain,
Johnson Sweethearts
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DON'T READ
THIS!
By Sue Healey
Members of royalty graced
the campus last weekend as
two queens were revealed.
Reigning as SAE Sweet
heart was CeCe McClain. She
was crowned at the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Formal held
Friday night. CeCe is a Kappa
Alpha Theta sophomore in
Teachers from Fremont.
On Saturday evening Sig
ma Phi Epsilon pledges
crowned Pat Johnson as their
Pledge Sweetheart. Miss John
son is a Chi Omega freshman
in Teachers from Mullen. Her
attendants were Phyl Grube
and Mary Sullivan.
Four pinnings and three en
gagements were announced
Monday evening.
Pinnings
Mimi Fitzpatrick, a Delta
Gamma senior in Teachers
from Lincoln, to Andy Mc-
Mullen, a Sigma Nu grad stu
dent from Stella.
Alma Heuermann, a Love
Memorial Hall junior in Home
Ec from Phillips, to Norm
Rohlfing, a Farm House jun
ior in Agriculture from Tal-mage.
Mildred Arnold, a Fedde
Hall freshman in Home Ec
from Lamar, to Pat Wright,
an Alpha Gamma Rho junior
in Agriculture from Bidge
port. Susie Moulton, a Kappa Al
pha Theta senior in Teachers
College, to Bud Plummer, a
Phi Delta Theta alum from
Glenwood, la.
Engagements
Jane Mahoney, a Delta Del
ta Delta sophomore in Teach
ers from Lincoln, to Joe weal,
a sophomore at Doane Col
lege from Lincoln.
Sandra McCaslin, a Love
Memorial Hall freshman in
Home Ec from Broken Bow,
to Don Anderson from Brok
en Bow.
Connie Cole, a Zeta Tau Al
pha sophomore in Teachers
from Omaha, to Tom Smith,
Engineering senior from Ban
croft, Iowa.
Doris Best, a Terrace Hall
freshman in Bizad from Val
entine to Gary Greder, Alph
Gamma Sigma freshman in
Agriculture from Ainsworth.
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Rats Groiv
Soybean Oil Meal
Does the Job
Researchers at the Univer
sity have found that antibio
tics when added to a ration'
of raw soybean oil meal in
crease growth of rats by 25
per cent.
lhe primary goal was to
find something which would
equalize the growth rate of
rats on raw and cooked soy
beans. Since the growth rate
varied more from experiment
to experiment with raw soy
bean oil meal, cooked soybean
oil meal ration was used as a
control.
The addition of small
amounts of penicillin and stre
ptomycin, both antibiotics,
resulted in approximately
equal gains by rats fed raw
and cooked soybean oil meal.
Research has indicated that
the factor in raw soybeans
causing this growth affect is a
metabolic inhibitor, which is
destroyed by heating
Square Dance
The All-University Square
Dance Club will not meet
Fridav.
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invites the 1959 Graduate
with Bachelor's or Master's Degree
to discuss career opportunities
Contact your college placement office
for an appointment for campus interviews
FEBRUARY 18
Career opportunities
Applied Sdmto.
Product Dvkpmnt,
if your degree major is in:
Liberal Arts Business Accounting
Engineering Mathematics
Physics Morhematic Engineering
Physics Mechanical Electrical '
Engineering Physics Mathematics
Some facts about IBM
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highly qualified graduates. Company policies lay a firm groundwork
for stimulating and rewarding careers in the areas listed above. At IBM,
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Kingston, Owego, Poughkeepsie, Yorktown, N.Y.; Burlington, Vt.;
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Yvonne Young
Picked Miss REA
Yvonne Young, junior in
education, was named Miss
REA Tuesday night at the
National Rural Electric Asso
ciation convention in Wash
ington, D.C.
Miss Young won over about
a dozen other contestants. For
her win she received a $500
scholarship and several ether
prizes.
She will remain In Wash
ington through Sunday with a
round of television and other
appearances scheduled.
Miss Young, a speech ma
jor, entered the REA compe
tition in Custer County and
later won the Nebraska crown.
She is a member of Alpha
Omicron Pi.
Master Prints At Gallery
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The University Art Galler
ies will exhibit Master Prints
from the Rosenwald Collec
tion through Feb. 15.
The annual Missouri' Valley
Exhibition of oil paintings will
continue through Feb. 1.
These exhibitions will be open
to the public daily 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. except 8 a.m. Tuesday
and Thursday and 2 to 5 p.m.,
Sunday at the University Art
Galleries, Morrill Hall.
Agronomy Club
The Agronomy Club will
meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
in Room 306, Keim Hall.
After the business meeting,
Del Whitney, land manager
of the State Game Commis
sion, will speak.
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