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The Daily Nebraskan
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Miss Black Joins Waring
FORMER UNIVERSITY COED-Donna Marie Black,
Miss Nebraska of 1963 and former student at the Univer
sity of Nebraska, has recently signed with Fred Waring
and his Pennsylvanians. Miss Black and the Pennsyl
vanians will start their national tour production, "The
Magic of Music", Oct. 8. They will play nightly stands in
every section of the country.
Inter-Campus Bus Ticket
Bus leaves Nebraska Union City Campus hourly
7:05 A.M. through 4:05 P.M. and Burr Hall Ag Campus
hourly 7:35 A.M. through 4:35 P.M. Stops and times are
subject to change.
Bus runs Monday through Friday except on days
no classes or exams are scheduled. See schedule of
classes 1963-1964.
Bus tickets may be obtained from the Student Un
ion City and Ag Campus, the Cashier main floor Adm.
Bldg. City Campus and Ag Finance office.
Fire Prevention Code
Could Benefit Campus
By DON PONT
Daily Nebraskan Reporter
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity house on the Okla
homa University campus re
cently burned, resulting in
$100,000 worth of damage.
This is the second major
fraternity house fire on the
Oklahoma campus in less than
a year.
How is the Nebraska cam
pus prepared to prevent such
accidents from happening?
Graham Spahn, fire inspec
tor for Lincoln, and E. W.
Simpson Jr., chief of the
Division of Environmental
Health and Safety for the
University pointed out fire
safety techniques for Univer
sity residents:
Unsafe heating plants are
a mninr fire hazard. Careless
storage of combustible mater
ials such as old homecoming
display parts around the
heating plant increase the
danger, he said.
Unsafe, inadequate wiring,
overfusing, cluttered hallways,
and fire exits which are not
clearly marked are other
dangers. Fraternity members
nre often truiltv of emptying
fire extinguishers during
"horse play," therefore ren
dering them useless in case of
a fire.
Many deaths can be prevent
ed if the students formulate
an evacuation plan in their
own mind so if a' student
awakens to the smell of smoke
and panics instead of follow
ing this plan, his chance of
survival is reduced.
Party decorations are often
a fire hazard. Flammable
decorations such as sawdust,
hay, and corn shucks, could
catch fire long after the party
is over because of a cigarette
butt that was not quite snuffed
out. B'or these reasons oniy
fire resistant materials should
be used.
Simpson said he is very
willing to visit sorority and
fraternity houses and demon
strate the use of fire exting
uishers and help them work
out a satisfactory evacuation
plan in case of a fire. Safety
precautions on the part of our
students could eliminate a
costly fire and most impor
tant of all save lives.
Campus
Calendar
The New
Guard
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velop and work towards
his full potential worth. If
one were to state a gen
eral philosophy, this
wouia be it.
In summary facts and
comment is the goal, and
if after reading and think
ing, you want to take a
shot at this corner, do so.
But k e e p in mind that
your fire may be returned.
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be made if errors are brought to
our attention within 48 hours.
FOR BENT
Room-with amis; for mile student.
432-4073. 123 So. 17th.
MEETINGS
Palladiui Literary Society. Friday nite
p.m. Boon 345 Nebraska Union.
TODAY
Union Film committee will
present "Some Came Run
ning" at 7 and 9 p.m. in the
Student Union auditorium.
Nebraska Museum Confer
ence at 12:30 and 6:15 p.m.
in 241 Student Union.
Dean's Tea at 4 p.m. in the
Pan American room of the
Student Union.
Jazz 'n Java at 4 p.m. in
the Crib.
Palladian literary Society at
8 p.m. in 232 Student Union.
Students interested in being
tutors in the YWCA Tutorial
Project sign up today for
interviews from 3 to 5 p.m.
in the Y office, 335B, Student
Union.
SUNDAY
Union Film "Sony Came
Running" at 7:30 p.m. in the
Student Union auditorium.
People - to - People board
meeting at 2:15 p.m. in Stu
dent Union.
Freshman Tea at 3 p.m. in
the Pine Room of Women's
Residence Hall.
Newman Club supper at
5:30 p.m.
MONDAY
Meeting for everyone inter
ested in varsity or freshman
swimming at 4 p.m. in 114
PE building.
Unicorn meeting at 7 p.m.
in 235 Student Union.
Bevy Of Parties
End Hectic Week
In n effort to forget their first week
of classes, students will switch their at
tention from buying books to socializing
with new and old friends.
Today
Burr Ball Fedde Han hour dance
6-7 ptn.
Delia Tau Delta Alpha XI Delta pledge
hour dance
Burr Hall hour dance 8-8 p.m.
Ag. Union Dance Committee Fall
Roundup 8:30-11:30 p.m.
Sigma Chi parking lot dance 8:30-12:00
Saturday
Kappa Sigma all-pledge class smoker
2-5 P.m.
Brown Palare hour dance 7-8 p.m.
Phi Delia Theta house party f-U P.m.
RAM Independent Mixer 8-U p.m.
Selleck Quad Cafeteria.
Theta XI house party f-U p.m.
Sunday
Delta Taa Delta Kappa Alpha Theta
pizza feed
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Important Opinion
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Weaver who worked last summer in Washington, D.C.;
and Steve Stastny, who isa renowned Republican.
Noni Spink, who will put a smile upon this some
times staid page, is blessed with the ability to write in
a light breezy tone. 1
Rick Spellman, who transferred to the University of
Nebraska last year from Cornell University, is entering
his second semester as a Nebraska columnist.
The Nebraskan is delighted to have these people (al
though they, by necessity, have to go unpaid).
They are a group interested enough in the campus
to tell others about their beliefs.
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