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Council Adopts Motion
Changing t Band Seating
Band Wants To Sit
Near Card Section
A motion that the 'Univer
sity band be seated in an
area adjacent to the card sec
tion during all home varsity
football games was passed
17-10 by the Student Council.
The change was suggested
to Dave Scholz by band mem
bers in an effort to improve
school spirit and make it
possible for the band to see
the game, which it had not
been able to do when seated
on the track in front of the
card section.
Unable To See
"People in the box seats
behind the band were not
P'OULD YOU VOTE FOR A
!AN WHO DIDN'T BELIEVE IN
Religion shouldn't be a
political issue, savs J
Richard Nixon - unless JjT
a candidate "has no religious
belief." h this week's Post,
Robert Bendiner challenges this
attitude, fai The Voice of Dis
sent" he claims that agnostics
can be more moral than church
goers. And points out that
some of our greatest patriots
didn't believe in God.
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able to see either," said
Scholz.
The bands of Iowa State.
Colorado and Missouri each
sit in the sections adjacent
to their card sections, noted
Scholz.
Band members were al
so dissatisfied with their
seating in the north bleach
ers because they were "un
comfortable, cold and pro
vided a poor view of the
game."
The chance in Athletic Di
rectors nromDted the reauest
at this time, bchoiz said,
Necessity Questioned
Council member Nancv But
ler Questioned the necessity
of Council action in request
ing the seating change when
sne discovered tnat the band
had as yet not contacted the
Ainietic JJepanment.
Scholz answered that sim
ilar motions had been passed
by the Corn Cobs and Tas
sels, male and female pep
organizations.
Commenting on the loss
of seats which would other
wise be taken bv navin?
fans, Council vice-president
Uon Witt said that be be
lieved that the band would
be willing to pay regular
student prices for its seats.
"However, the band will in
terrupt the game when they
move tram the stadium to
the field during the game for
tne nautime show if thev sit
adjacent to the card sec
non," said Witt.
Friday, February 9, 1962
Coeds Vie
In Pensacola
Queen Event
A nation-wide search for th
"All America Coed" is being
sponsored by the Fiesta of
t lve nags Association in Pen
sacola, r la.
The "All American Coed'
contest, June 6-10, will be a
feature of the 13th annual
Fiesta of Five Flags.'a week
of pageantry celebrating 403
vears of Pensacola historv.
dating back to the landing of
uon mstan ae L.una ana his
Spanish colonists in 1559.
a voune woman irom is
to 26 years of age, unmar
ried, and a student at aa
accredited college or uni
versity, will be chosen on
me Dasis ot intelligence,
beauty, personality, poise
and taient.
She will share in scholar.
shiDS or savings bonds total.
ine $5,000 and will receive an
all-expense paid vacation in
Hoiiywooa, cat., wnere she
will aDDear with Jackie Coon.
er in the "Henessey" TV
series.
All expenses of contest
ants during their six days
as participants in the pag
eant will be paid by the
Fiesta Association. Trans
portation to and from Pen
sacola will be the responsi
bility of the contestant. '
Contestants will ho. honored
at the DeLuna Coronation
Ball, The Grand Fiesta Ball,
and will appear in the Fiesta
parades as representatives of
their colleges or universities.
Further information may
be obtained from the Fiesta of
Five Flags; Room 330 Brent
BIdg., Pensacola, Fla.
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
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Finalists Named For Rose Queen
Five finalists have been
selected to compete for the
annual Rose Queen title of
Delta Sigma Pi, professional
business fraternity.
The winner will be announc
ed at the Annual snrine Rose
Formal March 24th, 1961.
The finalists are Judy Bir
ney, Alpha Pi; Susie Linn,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Shirley
Sutherland, Alpha Chi Ome
ga; Ann Savidge, Delta Gam.
ma and Kay Schnurr, Pi Beta
Phi.
W I AY1W& LUMPS? TlA tGH'T &tN
AMA Approves 'Training Project
The committee on Medical
Education and Hospitals of
the American Medical Associ
ation (AMA) has announced
the approval of a new two-
year training program in gen
eral practice to be offered by
the University College of Med
icine. .
The program will po into
effect July 1. 1962. and is
designed for medical gradu
ates who are interested in
general practice.
The Nebraska Academy of
General Practice worked with
the AMA to get this program
initiated.
Under tiiis program trainees
may forego the usual period
of internship and devote time
to studying with general prac
titioners and other areas in
hospital training.
wesley foundation
METHODIST CHAPEL and
, STUDENT CENTER
at thte-.University of Nebraska
SUNDAY,. FEBRUARY 11
9:00 A.M. The Holy Communion
10:00 and 11:00 A.M. Worship
4:00 P.M. Consecration Service
Bishop Kenneth W. Copeland, preaching
St. Paul's
Methodist
Church
12 & M
Dr. Frank Court Sermon This Sunday
MAKING CHRISTIAN DECISIONS
Services at 9:30 & 1 1:00
Music Director Richard Grace
University of Nebraska School of Music
The Church . . . For A Fuller Life ... For You
CALENDAR OF CHURCH SERVICES
ZBT Foundation Gives Awards
Exams?
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Without prescription. Take it rASS5
driving, studying, . - - 0i
working, or entertaining. Hf
NOTHIB n MOOUCT OF CROVI LABORATORIES
Michael Katz and Harold
I Kaiman are two of the 23
(winners of approximately
97,000 in casn scholarships
awarded bv the Foundation of
Zeta Beta Tau fraternity.
Katz was awarded the
i
Reuben and Ruth Vann me-
Hodgson Added
To Med Faculty
Paul Hodgson, MD, joined
the University College of
Medicine faculty as professor
of surgery this semester.
He attended the University
of Michigan Medical School
where he received his MD in
1945. He has served in the
Army Medical Corps.
Dr. Hodeson. a noted medi
cal writer, has recently writ
ten the "Annals of Sureerv"
and "Surgical Clinics of
.Norm America. '
mortal Scholarship and Kai
man won the Edwin Sommer
Memorial Scholarship.
Selections are . based on i
scholastic endeavor, need, I
campus participation and j
chapter participation. Both I
are members of the Univer-i
rity's chapter of Zeta Beta
ran.
Ag Winter D'ancel
Features Barrett
Hadley Barrett and his
westerners rrom North Piatt
will be featured at the Air!
College Western Winteriand!
aance ten. is. i
The Block and Bridle dubi
will present its queen during i
intermission, according to ;
aance cnairman jay Graf.
It will be held at the Ait
Student Union from 8:30-11:30 j
p.m. cost is $1 a couple.
UNITED CAMPUS
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
(Prwfcrlwiap, tMM Chunk mt CM, . U. ft. I
DwcipVi mf Cfcrat)
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Ataa JL PMntioa, tartpfc Hm.
Sunday Corporate Worship 10:45 a.m.
Crossroads Seminar 9:00 ajn.
Fellowship Forum 5:30 pjn. - .
Forum Discussion 8:30 pjn.
UNIVERSITY EPISCOPAL CHAPFt
t mm t Sis. C M. Amntraaa. Cla-leia
Holy Communion 8:30 am
Morning Prayers 10:30 ajn.
Evening Prayer 5:00 p.m.
Canterbury i.. 5:30 pjn.
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL
istk a q
Sntll
A. J. - - Pmmmw
Worship 8:45 tin.
Bible Study 0:45 am.
Worship 10:45 am.
Gamma Delia 5:30 pjn.
TIFERETH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE
J21 Tli.rU.. .u M . .
Services: Fri, 8.00 pjn.; Sat, 9:00 ajn.
Hiilel Meetings Monday
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Wo! But scienfisls and engineers
at Ford's research and scientific
labs do deal in perpetual notions
and they have more than a few
about what might be common
place in the future, some of them
just as startling.
Studies at Ford involving new
energy sources and improved
materials may help bring jetj
propelled cars with gyro stabiOJ
2ers ... automatic driving control
... frying automobiles and wheel
less vehicles that glide on a
cushion of air ... vehicles pro
pelled by atomic energy... plastics
with the strength of conventional
metals . . . adhesives that replace
welding . . . radar and other elec
tronic controls to assist or replace
the driver in many situations.'
. Basic studies in these and other
fields are just part of a continuing
program of progress aimed at
reinforcing Ford's leadership
through scientific .research and
engineering.
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Oiicctora f Stwdcnt rii
9:30 ajn. Bible Study
10:45 ajn. Morning Worship
60 pjn. Fellowship Hour
700 FtMknirMf Wftrcfoin
8:00 After-Church Fellowship Groups Meet
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FM t li Chwch, 14f 4 K SftMtt
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St. TWm Ai.i..i ClnnHi IM A Q St.
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Bible Study, 9:30 ajn. "
Worship, 10:45
Lutheran Student Association, 5:30 pjn.
WESLEY FOUNDATION (METHODIST)
W. ft, ChN, Dm MtMmnmm. MiMn
C. . Muni, lar Amoci.i.
9 O0 AJJ. Holy Communion
10:00 and 110 AM. Worship
5:00 P.M. Supper
6.00 P.M. Vespers
6:15 PM. Religious Roundtables
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to practice!
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nljr to find, when we want it, &3l it's too hit.
Not so mih the Chorea. The Chorea givts
7W m reason for regrets. If, long ago, yon g
- up going to diorch, there is no reason why yem
can't start again now. Even if you've new gone
to drarca, yoaTI find warm welcome awaiting
yon this and every Sunday. For Cotfi bvt
constant and mdasting.
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