Wednesday, March 30, 1966
The Daily Nebraskart
Page 3
'Reason Behind AW!
Miss Dowe
Miss Highland
Pledges
'Adopt'
Ecuadorian Girl
The Sigma Kappa pledge
class has financially adopted
a six - year - old Ecuadorian
girl through Foster Parents
Plan, Inc.
A monthly payment of $15
provides the girl with a cash
grant, new clothing, house
hold equipment, medical care
and education.
The Sigma Kappa pledges
adopted the girl for a year
ss their philanthropic project.
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FOR SALE
UU2 Ford Galaxy 500 2-dnor hardtop
with redwhite top. Excellent shape.
All vinyl Interior - new tires plus
much mora. After 4:00 at 434-7390.
TRAILER Merry Manor, 1030 No. 48th,
Lot 70. 434-3440 after S.
fcENIOR MUST SELL. From 4 to 6 stu
dents can purchase 3-bedroom home for
M004500 down apiece. Payments tU8
- month minimal when split 4 or 6 ways.
Borrow on signature notes, repay from
rent savings. Hi baths, yard, 14 ton
air-conditioner, double attached garage,
occupy June. Call Earl Seudrter. days
law college, nights 436-8359. 447 South
26th.
1953 M.G. T.D. 50,000 miles. Show room
condition. 851 North 42nd. 4ti6-6475.
$1500.
FOR THAT Y Of TNG COITP1.F WKHrvr.
FOR A HOME OF THEIR OWN.
Here's your opportunity! Fully fur
nished, air-conditioned 45 x 10 Mobil
Home. Includes AM-FM Stereo, auto
matic washer, matching turquoise ap
pliances, fenced yard, fully skirted,
fdaay down payment can be arranged
for students. Call 43241492 after six p.m.
1463 125cc cycle. Slightly damaged. Will
acoept best offer. Call 435-6241.
"86 Chevrolet Two-Door Hardtop V-H
stick. Good tires, battery, etc. 434-71B8.
FOR RENT
KEW APARTMKNTS for upperctassmen
near University. One-t h r ee-hedroom
suite. Available now. Built In kitchens,
airrondfttonlng, private utility, laundry
facilities. 5S per student. Call Jerry
Overton 477-8118.
If7 B Near new unfurnished one bed
room apartment including stove, re
frigerator, washing machine, and car
peting. Near 2 bus lines, parking in
rear. Call 432-8304.
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accepted by moat major airlines for
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Nebraska Union
Miss Weisman
'Atlieiut1 Finalists
Seven finalists have been
named for Princess Athena,
to be crowned at the Greek
Week Ball Friday night.
They are: Susie Dowe, Kap
pa Alpha Theta; Susie High
land, Delta Gamma; Mary
Keim, Alpha Phi; Carrie Kul
la, Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Ruth Ann Larson, Chi Omega;
Gary Weber, Gamma Phi
Beta, and Gisele Weisman,
Sigma Delta Tau.
Public relations chairman
of Delta Gamma, Miss High
land is also on the scholarship
and social committees and is
a member of Cadence Count-
Computer
To Pair
Couples
The first step in prepara
tion for a computer to pair
couples at the Foundation
Week dance April 22 will be
gin with the filling out of
questionnaires Friday. .
Builder's SEED committee,
which is sponsoring the com
puterized dance, will sell on
ly 500 tickets to both sexes
for $1 each. Tickets will be
available with the question
naires Friday through April 8
in the Nebraska Union.
Gary Gunderson, SEED
chairman, said that lio one
will know who his date is un
til the night of the dance.
He explained that the dance
will be divided into three 45
minute segments, with every
one exchanging partners ac
cording to the computer's
plans.
"The idea is not so much
to look for your ideal date,
but to have fun with someone
whose personality is similar
to yours," Gunderson said.
Teachers College
Honors Seniors
Seniors in Teachers College
will be honored at the annual
Senior Fooliness Day Thurs
day. The event will begin at 3:30
p.m. in Teachers College,
room 200, with refreshments
and Nate Branch as the fea
tured performer.
The Dean's Advisory Board
in Teachers College sponsors
the event.
Btt part time job in Lancaster
County. Neat, ambitioui men
with an eye for the future. Eve
ning work Writ manager, 741
S. 32nd, Lincoln. Give brief
reimue.
COUPON"
Miss Larson
esses. She has also served on
AUF and a Builders commit
tee. Miss Keim is an ASUN as
sociate and a member of
Angel Flight. She was a
finalist for Jr. IFC Queen,
Derbv Day finalist, and Miss
E-Week finalist.
Personnel chairman for Chi
Omega, Miss Larson is pres
ident of ACE and a member
of Angel Flight.
Miss Dowe participates in
A member of UNSEA, Miss
Kulla is a representative to
ACE and a member of YWCA
Girls' Club.
Serving as public relation
chairman of the WAA Board
Miss Weber is a chairman in
Aquaquettes, and serves on
the Union Public Relations
and Trips and Tours commit
tees. She was also a finalist
for Delta Sigma Phi Rose
Queen and Sig Ep Pledge
Sweetheart.
Rush Chairman for Sigma
Delta Tau, Miss Weisman
is an AWS worker and was
up for Miss Rush Week.
Princess Athena will be se
lected by a vote of the people
attending the Greek Week
Ball. Greg Andrews, Inter
fraternity Council affairs
chairman, said that tickets
will be traded in for ballots
at the door.
Princess Athena will be
crowned about 10:30 p.m.
The Greek Week Ball, an
annual event, will be held at
Sororities
Put Girls
In Dorms
A recommendation for se
lection of sorority girls to live
in dormitories next semester
was passed by Panheilenic
Monday.
Proposed by the Alumnae
Advisory Board of Panhei
lenic, the recommendation
states that in houses where
there is not enough room for
all girls, "any girls who pre
fer to live in the dormitories
be given first choice, and then
the division between soph
omores and juniors be made
equally with girls drawing
lots for places." This would
exclude officers of the house.
The recommendation was
passed with some opposition
from sororities that have al
ready decided on a different
policy for selecting dorm
dwellers. However, E r m a
Winterer, president of Pan
heilenic, suggested that as
far as possible, all houses
have a uniform policy.
Proposed revisions of t h e
Panheilenic constitution were
read by Jennifer Marshal, a
member of the constitution
committee. The changes will
be voted on in two weeks.
The changes include a re
organization of committees,
and a new method of rota
tion for offices other than the
presidency. The rotation pro
posed follows a pattern ac
cording to the founding dates
of sororities on campus.
ZEKE WEEK
In honor of a grand organism,
the week of March 27-April 2
hat been declared Motional
"Zeke" Week. "Zeket" ore en
couraged to imile.
Students
For Your Drug Needs
Try
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1901 "O" St.
Open Til Mldnite
Phone 477-1802
Huge discounts with
the International
Student ID Card.
Student ships for
lively, informative
crossings.
The ID card will savs vou 0 on
air trovH In Europ and Israel. Sams
hus savings on holals, mrals, trains.
A must for travelers,
Stodontp ships of far lonouooa
clnssat, art lectures, International
discussion forums ond all fha fun of
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Con you afford net to write
for detail,?
Write: Dept. CO, U.S. Notional Stu
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Miss Kulla
Named
the Coliseum from 9 to 12 p.m.
Andrews said the Boys Next
Door, a combo which has
traveled widely with the
Beach Boys and who is very
popular on the East Coast,
will play for the Ball.
The tickets for the Ball,
which is open to the public,
are 50 cents per person.
Zariski Lecture
Features Theory
Of Singletaries
A recipient of the Medal of
Science award lectured at the
University Tuesday. Dr. Os
car Zariski of Harvard Uni
versity spoke on the "Theory
of Singletaries."
The main theme of ZariskPs
talk was the idea of "satura
tion," or an instance where
one element completel ydom
inates another.
A native of Russia. Zariski
received his Doctorate at the
University of Bonn. Germany.
He is a member of the Amer
ican Academy of Sciences,
and has lectured in Italy,
France, and the University of
Moscow. His specialty is an
alytical geometry.
Zariski received the Medal
of Science Award from Pres
ident Johnson last February
at a ceremony in Washington.
i He is one of three mathemati
cians to receive the honor.
His lecture was arranged
by the department of math
ematics and the Research
Council.
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Miss Weber
Forum To Alleviate
Isolation, Confusion'
Controversial views of stu
dent government and admin
istrative control over students
are two topics to be highlight
ed at the student seminar
Thursday.
The student forum will be
held in Rooms 230, 231 and
232 of the Nebraska Union at
7:30 Thursday evening. It had
previously been scheduled to
be held in the Pan American
room.
Sponsored by the ASUN as
sociates, the seminar will be
led by a panel of four per
sons, representing faculty, ad
ministration and students.
Members of the panel are
Dr. David Trask, associate
professor of history; G. Rob
ert Ross, vice chancellor and
dean of student affairs; Carl
Davidson, representing Stu
dents for a Democratic So-
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Mon. thru Sat.
and Thurs. eve.
Regulations Changing'
"The reasoning behind
AWS rules and regulations
seems to be changing," ac
cording to Pam Hedgecock,
president.
"In the past, AWS r n 1 1 1
were justified for protection
of the girls," she said. "Now
the reasoning seems to be
more along the line of the
convenience of the girl, plus
the factors of administrative
safety and efficiency."
The AWS Board members
Tuesday discussed the demer
it system, as to its basis
and suggested alternations.
Members of the AWS House
of Representative and AWS
Workers Council are current
ly discussing the demerit sys-
ciety; and Kent Neumeister,
ASUN president.
The idea of the seminar is
to promote discussion on stu
dent rights and responsibili
ties, according to Jim Arun
del, chairman.
Primarily intended for
freshmen and sophomores,
the seminar was planned to
alleviate the "isolation and
confusion" concerning cam
pus affairs.
Each of the four speakers
will present specific points of
view in ten-minute speeches.
They will be followed by
questions and debate from the
audience or other panel
members.
FLYING HOME
FOR. EASTER?
Important that you
make your reservation
NOW!
Call 435-3232
and Go
tickets delivered to your
house or dorm
(We're Hondllne the ASUN
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Gold's and Ingenue Magazine
present the "in" look
in fashion
Saturday, April 2 at 2 o'clock
3k
I The Serendipity Singers-
will make a personal appearance at the con
clusion of the Surf's Up Show.
(They wear Mavest sportcoats from
GOLD'S Campus Shop . . . men's balcony)
tem among the girls in their
living units to determine opin
ions toward the present de
merit system.
The girls discussed wheth
er demierits should be erased
at the end of the semester,
or whether the number of de
merits given before a cam
pus should be increased.
The number of out-of-towns
allotted to girls was also dis
cussed. One member felt that
girls desire more than the
present six per year.
Diane McConnell said that
at one time over-night re
strictions were made to keep
girls on campus for campus
events, but said some girls
questioned if this was still
valid basis for the ruling.
Another Board member,
Nancy Coufal, noted that as
many week-ends to home as
are requested by a girl are
given, thus the "keeping girls
close to campus for campus
events" reasoning should not
hold.
Delta Sigma Phi
Secretary Here.
The executive secretary of
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity is
currently visiting the Univer
sity chapter.
Francis Wacker, whose ex
ecutive headquarters is in
Denver, Colo., is here to
check construction plans for
the new Delta Sigma Pm
house being planned for the
University chapter.
(the green phone)
iour rave Strot
European Flight In June)
Music
Fashions
Fun
e waves are
so come on in!
GOLD'S fifth floor auditorium
In other action, the Board
discussed a rule in the AWS
handbook which states that
no women are allowed in
men's apartments or board
ing rooms without a ctiaper
one over 25 years old.
Board members indicated
that AWS members will vote
on deleting the provision so
that guts may visit apart
ments ami boarding rooms
without a chaperone.
Later on, the group will al
so discuss the ruling that girls
may not be in a fraternity
house without the fraternity
housemother present.
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