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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1967
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 5
Student Fights
By Mick Lowe
Junior Staff Writer
"A question of principle,"
Is the description Dan Dick
meyer applies to his fight to
eliminate the loyalty oath
as a prerequisite for re
ceiving educational funds
loaned or granted through
the National Defense Edu
cation Act.
Dickmeyer first became
aware of the oath last Oc
tober, when he applied for,
and was granted, a $200
NDEA loan from the fed
eral government, through
the University scholarship
office.
Dickmeyer, a Junior ma
joring in journalism, was
not actually given the loan,
however, because he re
fused to sign the NDEA's
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23 "A Portion of Thyself."
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25 Paint Me a Silver Lining.
For the first time in 15 years,
his wife and children had
fone on vacation without
him. "Now 111 live it up," he
thought What really hap
pened? Here's one man's
cure for summer bachelorhood.
affirmative loyalty oath.
The oath reads: "I do
solemnly swear (or affirm)
that I bear true faith and
allegiance to the United
States of America and will
support and defend the Con
stitution and laws of the
United States against all
its enemies, foreign and
domestic."
Dickmeyer objects to the
oath for several reasons.
Chief Objection
"My chief objection is
having it linked with an
educational purpose. Any
loyalty oath linked to edu
cation just isn't right. Who
knows what control over
the freedom to pursue any
academic field a student
might be subject to?"
"If the government some
how decides that a student
isn't defending our country
against foreign and domes
tic enemies," Dickmeyer
continued, "they can take
the money back."
When one considers that
the federal government
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To Delete Loyalty Oath
makes many larger loans
to foreign governments
with highly questionable al
legiances, it all becomes
pretty ridiculous, Dickmey
er added.
His second objection is
that a loyalty oath "doesn't
defend the country in any
way, because a subversive
would be the first person
to sign it. It's pointless."
Dickmeyer's third objec
tion Is that the oath is
vague In determiing exact
ly who or what a "foreign
and domestic enemy" of
our country might be.
"Behind all three objec
tions is the factor that the
oath is a result of the Mc
Carthy era of hate and
fear. It shows a lack of
faith in the people of our
country," Dickmeyer said.
Several hundred Univer
sity students apparent
ly sign the oath without
question every year. Dick
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he knows, he is the only
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30 Mission Accomplished.
(from Humor in Uniform.)
One evening we were visited
by an Air Force couple and
their lively two-year-old son.
As the little one darted in the
direction of our children's
room, his mother turned to
her husband and said, "well,
there he goes on another
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DAN DICKMEYER . . .
a pre-requisite
because he could not truth
fully sign the oath.
When he told Edward E.
Lundak, Director of Schol
arship and Financial Aids,
that he could not honestly
sign the oath, Lundak said
that he could not give Dick
meyer the loan because It
is required by the federal
government, and his office
"just administers the
loans."
Dickmeyer said that he
was satisfied by that expla
nation until several weeks
ago, when he happened to
notice a mimeographed loy
alty oath pasted on the
wall near the scholarship
window.
The oath, apparently
another qualification for
federal loans, actually
listed organizations that
students shouldn't belong to
if they wanted federal
funds.
A University employee
ASUN Sponsors Sheets
To Provide
General information
sheets containing the
names of members of t h e
state legislators and infor
mation concerning enroll
ment and appropriation will
be provided by ASUN, ac
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The sheets are being dis
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which may be used in let
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advice to the Air Force.
32 Children's Letters to
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33 My Most Unforgettable
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student fights loyalty oath as
to scholarship aid.
refused to give him a copy
of the oath, and the next
day, the sheets had been
removed.
Lundak said that the
sheets were probably
amendments to the basic
federal oath.
"The University definite
ly does not add anything to
the oath that the federal
government does not re
quire," Lundak stated.
Dickmeyer has asked the
American Civil Liberties
Union for legal advice con
cerning the oaths, and will
appear before the Public
Issues ASUN committee
meeting Wednesday, in
hopes that ASUN will pass
a resolution protesting the
oath.
"All in all," Dickmeyer
concluded, "this oath
seems silly, totally worth
less, and unconnected with
my acquiring money to be
come an educated man."
Information
Schaaf said.
He emphasized the impor
tance of relating personal
experiences to the sena-.
tors.
"By writing a letter to
their senator, students can
show their interest in high
er education in the state.
Even though every student
cannot attend the budget
hearings, he can express his
views concerning the budg
et through the mails," he
commented.
ASUN Associates will dis
tribute the sheets Wednes
day to six campus areas
Fast Campus, fraternities,
sororities, independ
ent men, independent wom
en, the Nebraska Union and
Love Library.
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35 What's the Matter with
the Younger Generation? Is
there reason to excuse youth
ful irresponsibility? An edu
cator says no. He tells how
many adults are being fooled
and what they must do to re
gain the respect of young
people.
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; Severeide, Shari Schlegel,
iviarci mormon, n.uen J.
Wells, and Karen Wendt.
Miss Adams Is an ASUN
senator, chairman of the
governmental affairs com
mittee, Alpha XI Delta
news release chairman and
corresponding secretary.
Miss Drayton is a mem
ber of Builders, Young
Democrats, and THEATRE.
ASUN Associate, Miss El
dred is also treasurer of
Tassels and pledge trainer
of Pi Beta Phi sorority. She
has been the secretary of
AWS workers, and member
of Union and YWCA.
Miss Evenson is a mem
ber of Angel Flight. She Is
also a Pom Pon girl and Al
pha Omicron Pi Scholar
ship chairman.
Miss Hanna is a member
of 4-H, Young Republicans,
and assistant chairman for
YWCA.
University Sunshine Girl,
Miss Kunc is also an ASUN
representative, and chair
man of Red Cross Malone
Center.
Miss Johnson is currently
on the AWS sophomore
Board. She is also the cor
responding secretary
of ASUN, and assistant
chairman of Builders SEED
committee.
Sophomore Board mem
ber, Miss Luhe is pub
lic relations assistant of
AWS and has been a mem
ber of Builders and Kernals.
Miss May is a member of
Young Republicans, Gold's
College Board, Spanish
Cluo and is social chair
man of Sigma Kappa soror
ity. Miss Neumeister is an
ASUN senator, member of
the Arts and Science Advi
sory Board, AUF, and
Young Republicans.
Miss Rose is on the AWS
AWS Sophomore Board
and serves as a Coed Coun
selor. She is an ASUN sen
ator, member of NU Meds,
and the Activities Queen of
1966.
Miss Severeide is a mem
ber of ASUN, Builders, and
serves as historian of Zeta
Tau Alpha sorority.
Miss Schlegel is a mem
ber of Tassels, NU Meds,
Kernals, People to People,
Union, and Lambda Tau.
Miss Thornton is a mem
ber of Kernals, YWCA,
People to People, Alpha
Lamda Delta, and Is t h e
Sigma Kappa pledge
trainer.
Miss Wells is a member
of Union and Builders and
Young Republicans. She
was on the I n t e r-dorm
Council, and junior repre
sentative on the AWS stand
ards board.
Currently on the AWS
Sophomore Board, Miss
Wendt is also on the ASUN
Centennial Committee,
YWCA, Red Cross, and is
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publicity chairman of Al
pha Xi Delta.
Also running for the AWS
Board from the Junior class
are Mimi Baker, Nancy
Coufal, and Vicki Hakan
son. New filings for the AWS
sophomore Board are Mary
Lund, Nancy Aronson, Susi
Dietemeyer, Barb Stein,
Lynn Gottschalk, Linda
Lepp, Terri Jurgens, Jo
Cindy Sackles, Nancy Eas
ton, Debbi Johnson, Martha
Gottschalk, Jeanne Eberley,
Jeanine H. Muenchau, Jane
Critchlow, Carolyn Chapin,
Ann Abernathy, Marilyn
Jackson, Jeanne B a e r,
Catherine Black, Jane
Johnson, Jan McGiil, Jen
nifer Safford, Christie
Schwartzkopf, Pati Austin,
Linda Johnson, Beverly
Blount, Becky Jones, Kathy
K u e t h e, Ann Brayton,
Gwen Evens, Brenda
Nicholson, Sandy Arthur,
and Roxanne Lash.
Miss Lund is an ASUN
associate, and member of
UNSEA. She is also an AWS
representative.
Miss Aronson
is an AWS
worker, Junior
Representative
ber of Builders.
Secretary of
workers, Miss
Panhellenic
and mem-
the AWS
Deitemeyer-
is also an ASUN
and scholarship
associate
chairman
of Piper Hall.
Miss Stein is a member
of UNSEA and TInion Spe
cial Events.
An AWS worker and
copy editor for the Daily
Nebraskan, Miss Lynn Got
tschalk is also an AWS rep
resentative and pledge
class officer.
Miss Lepp is an AWS
worker, Panhellenic dele
gate and a member of
UNSEA.
AWS representative and
Panhellenic delegate
Miss Muenchau is also a
member of Builders and
ACE.
Miss Schwartzkopf has
served as an AWS worker,
Jr. Panhellenic delegate
and pledge class president.
A member of Red Cross
and Builders, Miss Sackles
also belongs to Union and
VWCA.
An AWS worker and
member of the Arts and
Science Advisory Board,
Miss Eaton is secretary of
Love Hall.
Miss Martha Gottschalk
is chairman of WAA
workers and an AWS rep
resentative. A Builders assistant and
a member of Aquaquettes,
Miss Debbie Johnson is so
cial director for Love Hall.
Miss Eberly is an AWS
worker and a member of
Mu Phi Epsilon, music hono
ary. An AWS worker and
pledge class scholarship
chairman, Miss Safford is
also in Union and Quiz
Bowl.
Miss Jurgens is an AWS
worker, AWS representative
and an ASUN associate.
Miss Jackson has served
as a standards boards
member, pledge class pres
ident and Buiders assistant.
Miss Luers is a member
of Union hospitality and
Red Cross.
Miss Theisen is an ASUN
associate, AWS worker, and
member of Builders and
Young Republicans.
Miss Critchlow is a mem
ber of Union, Kernals, and
is an AWS representative.
Miss Chapin is a member
of Kernals, and is a Y-Teen
advisor. She is also secre
tary of Alpha Phi pledge
class.
Miss Abernathy is an
AWS worker and a member
of Builders.
Miss Baer is an AWS
worker, member of Young
Republicans and Union.
Miss Black is an ASUN
associate, member of Un
ion, Builders, and treas
urer of the Delta Gamma
pledge class.
An AWS worker, Jane
Johnson is a member of Un
ion and Builders.
Jan McGiil is an AWS
worker, East Union Worker
and member of Home Ec
onomics Club.
Miss Austin is also an
AWS worker. Her other ac
tivities include Kernals,
YWCA, and Union.
Miss Linda Johnson is a
member of Builders, Union,
Young Republicans, YWCA,
and is Alpha Phi pledge
class activities chairman.
Miss Blount is a member
of Union and Red Cross.
Miss Jones is an ASUN
associate, member of
Builders, Union and is an
AWS worker.
Miss Brayton is a mem
ber of Red Cross, Union,
and Young Republicans.
An ASUN associate, Miss
Evans is a member of Ker
nals, YWCA, and Young
Republicans.
Miss Nicholson is a mem
ber of Union, and is an as
stant chairman of AUF. She
also is secretary-treasurer
of Piper Hall.
Miss Arthur is a member
of People to People, Build
ers, and Red Cross.
Miss Lash's activities in
clude Union and Builders.
H. Kay Dam, Barb Docrr,
Carol Schliffke, Jane Sitorius
and Bonnie Miller have also
applied for the AWS sopho
more board.
Those girls running for
AWS Board representing the
city campus are Susan
Hutt, Rosemary Mankin,
Linda Jeffrey, and J a n a
Miller.
Miss Hutt is a member of
YWCA, AUF, and is an
AWS representative from
Sandoz Hall.
An AWS worker, Miss
Mankin is also in YWCA.
Miss Jeffrey is a Red
Cross assistant chairman,
and member of AUF, ACE,
and is secretary of Junior
Panhellenic.
Miss Miller is an ASUN
Associate, member of t h e
RAM council, Builders, and
Kernals.
Applying for AWS from
East Campus, Miss Vod
varka is an AWS worker,
member of Kernals, Home
Economics Club, and is a
guide for Senior Infor
mation Day.
Nancy Oliver, Jean New
ton, Kendra Schepers, and
Roxanne Wright applied
earlier.
Those girls running for
AWS from sororities are
Judy Mahar, Lucia Red
mong, Helen Marie Larsen,
Roni Ann Meyer, Linda
K. Parker, and Sandra
Smith.
Miss Mahar is president
of Angel Flight, vice pres
ident of Gamma Phi Beta,
and Cornhusker managing
editor.
Miss Redmond is an AWS
worker, pledge class of
ficer, and member of R e d
Cross and Union.
An ASUN associate, Miss
Larsen is also a member of
Tassels, AUF, UNSEA,
Young Republicans, and is
an AWS Coed Counselor.
Miss Meyer is an AWS
worker,, AUF assistant
chairman, and member of
Red Cross.
Member of the AWS sop
omore board, Linda Parker
is also the Panhellenic
scholarship chairman, AUF
chairman, and on the ASUN
faculty evaluation commit-,
tee.
Miss Smith is a member
of Builders, Young Repub
licans, NU Meds, and Jun
ior Panhellenic.
Martha Hughes also ap
plied for this position.
Women running for AWS
Board irom Lincoln are
Judith Raye Seaver, Kris
Swanson, Maryann Lee Jor
genson, and Nancj Dort.
Miss Seaver's activities
include agronomy club, and
the leadership of a folk sin
ing group.
Miss Swanson is a mem
ber of Union, AUF, and
Builders.
Miss Jorgensen is a mem
ber of Builders, and Gam
ma Alpha Chi. She is a gold
key winner and is the ac
tivities chairman for Delta
Gamma sorority.
Kathy Curtin and Mary
ellen Flack applied for the -Lincoln
AWS position r
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