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The Daily Nebraskan
.Thursday, October 1, 1964
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Men Snack More,
Girls Gain Weight
Maybe the sororities have a
reason other than scholarship
for keeping their pledges out
.of the Crib.
A nutrition study by Janice
Leno, an Oklahoma State Uni
versity graduate student, has
brought to light the fact that
while men snack more than
women, the ladies tend to gain
more weight from their be
tween meals eating habits.
"Snacks play an important
part in the diets of college stu
dents," says Miss Leno, who
holds a masters degree in
looa ana nutrition
Twenty-six men and 102
women students used to make
the study showed that while
the men averaged 15 per cent
of their total calories from
snacking compared to the
women's 13 per cent more of
tne men stayed within their
desired weight range. Eighty-
eignt per cent of the men
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their desirable weight while
only 76 per cent of the women
managed to do so.
The picture is not complete
ly black, for while these
snacks don't help the curves
they do seem to help the diet.
They provide such nutrients
as calcium, Vitamin A and
ascorbic acid and contribute
to general good nutrition for
students.
The diets of both groups
making the test showed that
they were in the safe nutrition
al range and both met two
thirds of the recommended
uaily dietary allowances. How
ever, the women's iron intake
was only 67 per cent of the
allowance.
The study also showed a re
lationship between good eat
ing and good grade averages.
Faculty's Recital
Features Roberts
The first University faculty
recital of the 1964-65 school
year will feature Myron
Roberts, professor of organ
and theory.
Roberts accompanied by
the Madrigal Singers and the
Brass Ensemble, will perform
at 4 p.m., Oct. 4, at the Church
of the Holy Trinity, 60th and
A streets.
Roberts will play selections
from the music of Gabrieli,
Sweelinck, Clerambault and
Bach.
The Brass Ensemble is
under the direction of Jack
Snider, associate professor of
music, The Madrigal Singers
are led by John Moran, assist
ant professor of music.
Three Families Exist
There are three basic lan
guage families within East
Asia today. The largest lin
guistic division is the Sinitic
family. The other two are Al
taic and Austronesian.
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Jewelry
Furniture
China
Porcelain
Linens
Dolls
Leather
Decoratives
Mens Wearing Apparel
Ladies Wearing Apparel
Imports from around
the World
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PHONE 4.12-8320
OPEN TIIUR. NICIITS TILL 9.00
NOW
SHOWING
Today
VITA CRAFT will meet,
3:0u p.m., Student Council
conference room.
PANHELLENIC Activities
Council will meet, 3:30 p.m.,
232 Student Union.
PUBLICATIONS BOARD
will meet, 3:30 p.m., 235 Stu
dent Union.
UNIVERSITY COMMUNI
TY FUND will met, 4:00
p.m., 345 Student Union.
CORNHUSKER workers
who signed up at the activi
ties mart will meet, 4:00 p.m.,
Cornhusker office.
UNION TRIPS AND
TOURS will meet, 4:30 p.m.,
Student Union party room.
AWS COURT, will meet,
4:30 p.m., Student Union
party room.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
Go Girls will meet, 4:30 p.m.,
Student Union auditorium.
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE So
cial Committee will meet,
4:30 p.m., Student Union Con
ference room.
UNION FILM COMMITTEE
will meet, 4:30 p.m., 232 Stu
dent Union.
UNION CONTEMPORARY
ARTS COMMITTEE will
meet, 4:30 p.m., 234 Student
Union.
Y.W.C.A. Cabinet will meet,
4:30 p.m., 332 Student Union.
Y.W.C.A. Jr. Cabinet will
meet, 4:30 pm., 334 Student
Union.
AUF will meet, 6:30 p.m.,
334 Student Union.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA will
meet, 7:00 p.m., 332 Student
Union.
HOME EC CLUB will meet,
7:00 p.m., Student Union Pan
American Room.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Roundtable will be held, 7:30
p.m., Student Union confer
ence rooms.
MATH COUNSELOR PRO
GRAM will be held, 7:30 p.m.,
349 Student Union.
PHI MU ALPHA SINFON
IA will- be held, 8:15 p.m.,
Wesley Foundation.
NIA BOARD will meet,
8:30 p.m., 232 Student Union.
Ohio Student
Will Ac Jress
Safety Meet
The keynote speaker for the
governor's youth safety con
ference here Saturday will be
the president of the National
rtudent Safety Association,
George W. Chestnut Jr. of
Warren, Ohio.
The national organization
annually sponsors a summer
conference on student traffic
safety which attracts student
leaders from all sections of
the country. Tt is a . -jject
of the National Commission on
Safety Education of the Na
tional Education Association
Chestnut is a high school
student at Warren where he
served as president of the
school safety council before
his election to the national office.
The governor's conference
ill be held at the N: aska
Centc. It s expected to at
tract more than 300 student
leaders from Nebraska high
schools. This will be the fourth
in the series of conferences.
Other speakers will be Gov.
Morrison; Lt. E. ?. Schr-'der
of the Safety Patrol; Mx C,
Walker, president of he Ne
braska Safety Council; and
s.veral student leade. in the
safety movement in Nebraska.
Sullivan Reveals
ROTC Wing Staff
Final appointments' t6 the
Air Force ROTC cadet wing
staff have ben announced by
Col. Franks Sullivan,; profes-
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sor oi air science. .
Cadet Col. Roger Patrick will
direct the wing for the first
new wing commander will
be: Thomas Moates, wing
executive officer; Gary Chris
tensen, operations officer; Al
bert Brady, personnel officer;
Orley Cookson, administrative
officer.
Steven Magorian, supply of
ficer; Grant Peterson, infor
mation officer; Roland Pot
ter, inspector; Larry Maha
gan, personnel services of
ficer; Donovan Walters,
Stephen Schick, James Kull
berg, Raymond Dorsey and
Neil Cole, group commanders.
The new wing staff is re
sponsible for organization and
coordination of cadet wing
training operations during the
semester.
Nebraska n Applauds
The Indian Association
elected new officers: They
are: Kamesh Solanki, presi
dent; Rajinder Jandu, vice
president; Daljit Singh, sec
retary; Ravindra Shukla, pro
gram cnairman; N. S. Roy,
treasurer.
Seaton II of Selleck Quad
elected officers. They are:
Merlyn Witt, president; Den
nis Chin, vice president; Gary
Hewitt, secretary; Dave Pow
ell, treasurer.
Sigma Alpha Mu elected of
ficers Monday night. J i m
Levy was re-elected presi
dent. Shelly Krizelman was
re-elected to the vice presi
dency. Skip Soiref is the new
ly elected secretary.
More than 225 students have
been selected to play in the
1964-65 University of Nebras
ka bands, Prof. Donald Lentz,
director of bands, has an
nounced. Band members include:
FLUTE Linda Sutton, Bar
bara Peery, Linda Henline,
Lila Haisch, Nancy Hickman,
Mary Kay Cerven, Donald
Ziegenbein, Deborah Stark,
Janice Wiebusch, Lois Jorgen
son, Bill Huff, Phil Samuels,
Jon Aegerter, Donna Thomas,
Bonnie Clark, Carolyn Ever
itt, Carolyn Griffin.
ALTO
Marsh.
FLUTE - Linda
CLARINET Gary Wink
elbauer, Karen Galbreath;
Keith McCreight, Linda
Haisch, Keo Boreson, Doro
thy Klippert, John Adams
Janette Stutnut, Vicki Varvel,
James Ochsner, Steve Law
rence, Milton Lowry, Jim
Cada, Collins Foxall, William
Paegler, Margaret Forell,
Marilyn Smith. Bennett Mur
phy, David McElrey, Alan
Harding, Tom Griffin.
Morris Schopf, Craig Gilpin,
Richard Deats, Katherine Sa
bata, Marvin Harrison, John
Lustrea, Denise Hering, Joe
Jacobitz, Howard Davis, Lynn
Schluckbier, Jay P 1 a n e p,
Craig Weeks, Judy Caldwell,
Sharon Frantzen, Jack Van
devalle, Ted Schneidewind,
Jeanne Christensen, Douglas
Berge, James Obmstede, Ju
dy Heath, Marjorie Schultz,
Sandra Thompson, Jeffery
Arnold, Phil Kolb.
ALTO CLARINET Jo
Lane Heibel.
BASS CLARINET - Clark
Edwards, Warren Cradduck,
Robert Ross.
ALTO SAX APHONE
Van V a h 1 e, Carol L e f 1 e r,
Mary Cumberland, Phil Lyon,
Roger Rejda, David Janovec,
Steve Gold, Linda Volland,
Jean Tonsing, Nancy Burtch,
Sondra Hinds.
TENOR SAXOPHONE
Connie Wall, Irvan Vrtiska,
Richard Bigelow, Bonnie
Moon
BARITONE SAXOPHONE-
Deana M. Striman, Red Mc
Cullough. OBOE - Kathryn Deines,
Judie Songer, Joye Nelson,
Sheri Oberg, Karen Larsen,
Ed Edelmaier.
BASSOON Jessie Kerrey,
Bruce Franson, Elizabeth
Head, Marsha Richmond, Vir
ginia Lantay.
CORNET AND TRUMPET
George Eychner, Dean
Rassmussen, Robert Bogard,
Roger Wilkening, Charles
Hoffmen, Steven Hilter, Jim
Johnson, Mike Stafford, Mike
Band, Keith Wiegert, Paula
Rhynalds, Tim Barnes, Bruce
Merrill, Roger Sandman.
Jim Amos, Ken Beebe, Don
Morgan, Bert Arni, Ronald
Kennedy, Russell Beebe, Leon
Bell, John Anderson, Rich
ard Jensen, Bruce Berger,
Larry McLain, Stuart Sund
er man, Dennis Gebhardt,
Clair Spady, Donald Austin,
John Mozdon, Roland Dvorak,
John Mollison, Warren Boll
meier, Bob Schmucker, Paul
Ramp, John Yokel, Doug
Halter, Allan Cox, Bob Laug
en. FRENCH HORN Jim
Wickless, Bill Sprague, Mark
Jorgensen, Sherry Marsh, Lin
da Stander, Tim Fischer. Ro
bert Bogard, Judy Baxter,
Doug Hill, Gordon Vayricek,
Albert Lundy, Don Klippert,
Helen Jackson, Rose Marie
Pearson, Ruth Svoboda.
TROMBONE Roger Fen
ner, Don Bellows, Rodney
Drews, R. C. Mead, John
Wick, Robert Covelik, Gary
Neuhaus, Dan Niehaus, John
Jess, Robert Vaughn, Francis
Gless, Robert Long, Ken
Johannes, Steve Beall, Rich
ard Preston, Ross Brendle,
Robert Sabata, Doug Marolf,
Roger Hickman, Alan Zwink,
Dean Minick, Bill Pearson, -Carl
Reuter, Grant Peterson,'
Robert Furman, Lar Beld
in, Loren Stehlik, Robert A.
Bramson, Sharon Maule, Don
Geweke, Terry Scharton, Jer
ry Olson, Sandra Moeller,
Jim Guretzky, Anita Tami.
BARITONE Carla Hagen,
Irvin Pearson, Dick Johnson,
Fred Waltewade, Mike Veak,
Bill Turek, Steve McGill,
Mike Mathews, Allan Harms,
Dale Weber, Ron Roberts,
Lynn Moller, James Steven
son, Mary Gray, Donna Head
rick, Bill Glover, Harold
Chader, Scott Westfall, Jean
Detlefsen.
TUBA Ruth Diedreckson,
Roger Hudson, Keith Erick
son, Jim Weir, Leon Orender,
Gene Bedient, Denny Boyce,
Gaylan Ferris, Jack Morin,
Barbara Baxter, David Bouse,
Hank Hultquist.
PERCUSSION - Richard
Packwood, Jim Misner, Rich
ard Rutherford, Jerry Tegt
meier, Roger Carmichael, Ro
ger Harvill, Tim Ryan, Ron
aid Karel, Bill Uhri.
Tassels' Applications
Due This Saturday
Tassels interviews will be
held Sunday in 232 Student Un
ion from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m.
Application forms will be
pocted outside the Tassels of
fice, room 52 Union.
The forms must be returned
to the office by noon Saturday.
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Mon.-Fri. 11:30 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
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BUSSERS
Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m.
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