Friday, September 23, 1966
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 5
Utah Game
Broadcast
By KNJJS
KNUS, th campus radio
station, will broadcast the Nebraska-Utah
State football
game Saturday.
The broadcast, which may
be received on 880 AM fre
quency, will start at 1:30 p.m
with pre-game warmups at
1:45 p.m. and kick-off at 2
p.m.
The program, under the di
rection of Le Coney, assistant
professor of journalism, will
also include a 15 minute wrap
up and a half-time roundup of
scores around the nation.
Students who will be han
dling this week's broadcast,
which is the second such for
the station this fall, will be
Ray Depa and Mike Elgert on
play-by-play, Mike Schlatter,
on statistics, Sandra Dose,
John Buchfinck and David
Jouvenat at the studios In Ne
braska Hall and Bob Wilson
and Steve Sondag on engineer
ing duty.
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FLEE
flee fly foes. It doesn't help to know that the present fly problem on
campus is "normal" for those two pledges being assailed by the frisky little beasts.
'Freeze The Flies' Campaigner
Finds Insect Situation Normal
Radio Station Promoters
Seek Approval Of Regents
By John Fryar
Junior Staff Writer
Flies are attacking the
campus. In the classrooms,
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
presents
A SEASON OF COMEDY
IN REPERTORY
AS YOU LIKE IT
by William Shake peare
LOOK BACK IN
by John Osborne
THE HOSTAGE"
by Brtndtn Bihan
Oct. 21-22, Nov. 4-5,18-19
Dec. 9-10
ANGER Oct. 28-29, Nov. 11 -12
Dec. 2-3, Jan. 6-7
March 3-4, 17-18
April 21-22, May 5-6
WAITING FOR GODOT
by Samiwl Beckett
March 10-11, April 14-15,
28-29 May 12-13
GIANNI SCHICCHI
by Glacomo Puccini
RITA
by Gaetano Danizetti
Feb. 1-4
FUl in the blank and mail to:
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
12th and R Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska 6S508
Name ,
Address
Telephone
Enclosed please find: $
For Season Tickets
(Pleas, nuke check! payable to ENIVEHSITY THEATRE)
SEASON TICKETS $6 EACH
in the cafeterias, in the
Crib, they are buzzing mer
rily around the University.
When Dr. Kenneth Pruess
of the Entymology Depart
ment was approached for
and explanation of the pres
ence of the autumn pests,
he laughed heartily.
"As far as I know, It's
a normal situation," Pruess
said. He scoffed at the sug
gestion that there were any
more insects around now
than ever.
Pruess told the Nebraskan
reporter that he didn't see
anything humorous in the
current fly population, but
to go ahead and write the
story and he would "sit and
read it and laugh."
"Insects are around all
the time," Pruess said,
avoiding technicalities.
"They are always present
in one form or another."
Pruess said that they
would be evident in this con
spicuous form "until we get
a good hard freeze."
He also pointed out that
"flies congregate on cool
days."
Students may sleep easy
tonight knowing that the
insect problem is "normal."
The success or failure of
the proposed student FM ra
dio station will depend on
the enthusiasm and interest
shown by the students and
the University, according to
Bob' Wilson, chairman of the
Incorporators.
Promoters of the "Univer
sity of Nebraska Student
Broadcasting Corpor
ation" met Thursday to dis
cus what organizational
steps are needed in order to
establish an FM station.
Articles of Incorporation
have been written and the
promoters will meet with the
Regents Oct. 15 to seek ap
proval for using the Univer
sity s name and to incorpor
ate. Monday the promoters will
meet with the Alumni Associ
ation to present their plans
and try to gain support of the
organization.
"Through a massive letter
writing campaign we hope to
contact the Nebraska Broad
casters Association, student
organizations, living units
and other campus radio sta
tions" to inform them of the
group's ideas, Wilson said.
Nebraska is the onlv 'ma
jor college that does not have
a radio station, he aaaea.
The promoters will try to
find a location for the anten
na which will enable service
to both campuses and the ma
jority of the off-campus itu
dents. The promoters hope the
station's operation will be
similar to that of the Daily
Nebraskan. Larry G. Keat
ing, resident agent of the new
corporation, said the station
will be a service to students
and "at the same time be de-
Nebraska Hall
Receive ID Cards
AtAdministration
Students who have not yet
received their Identification
cards may obtain them at the
information window in the Ad
ministration Building.
Previously students had to
get their cards in the Colise
um.
Social Security cards are
still required before the stu
dent may receive his card.
tached from campus pol
itics."
Wilson said that the corpor
ation's Board of Trustees,
consisting of three faculty
members and two stuaenn
elected at large from the stu
dent body, would serve in a
capacity similar to that of the
Publications Board.
He requested interested
students to write to the pro
moters in care of the Nebras
ka Union or phone him.
Silent World Film
To Be At Sheldon
Fourteen divers logged
5,000 descents into the sea to
complete the filming of "The
Silent World", a 195 French
film that will be presented
3:30 p.m. Sunday at Sheldon
Art Gallery.
Admission to "The Silent
World", directed and nar
rated by Jacques-Yvei Cos
teau, will be 50 cents for
adults and 25 cents for children.
489-4601 4601 '0'
(eat in carry out)
Anytime is
Pizza Time
at the
PIZZA
HUT
After a gome
or after a date
stop in and enjoy
a quality supreme
Pizza. Open 11:30
'til 12:00- 'til 1:00
Friday & Saturday.
MOTORCYCLE RACES
Sat., Sept. 24-7:30 P.M.
15 events
Over 90 drivers from 4 states
Admission $1
Midwest Speedway
4600 No. 27th St.
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This is your chance,
Student 7026941.
Drink Sprite and be
somebody.
Take hrt. Take a diae.
TU.i take a bottle of Sprite
from the nearest pop
machine.
Suddenly it'a in
your hand. Cold.
Biting. Tart and
Uncling. You
cackle fiendishly
and rub your hands
together. (You
should; they're
probably chilled to
the bone by now. )
You tear off to a
corner, alone, but
vitnin earshot of
your fellows.
And then? And then? And then you unleash It.
SPRITE! It flzzesl It roars! It bubbles with
good cheer 1
Heads turn. Whisperings. "Who's that strangely
fascinating student with the arch smile. And what's
in that curious green bottle that's Baking such
a racket?"
And you've arrived! The distinctive taste and
ebullient character of Sprite has set you aprt.
You're somebody, uh...uh, whoever-you-are.
fiPRITE. SO TART AND
TINGLING. WE JUST COULDN'T
KEEP IT QUIET.
1966-67
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