Thursday, May 4, 1967
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Gather Hall Government
To Study Its Constitution
The Cather Hall Execu
tive Council (CHEC) voted
late Tuesday night to estab
lish a constitutional study
committee to revise the
present Cather constitution
after debating a report from
leaders of seceded John
F. Kennedy House and a
coordinating committee.
In naming an eight-man
study committee, the Coun
cil also voted to recom
mend two of the report's
proposals and to place
three constitutional amend
ments on a May 9 Cather
Hall ballot. -
Named to the committee,
which was proposed by Ca
ther vice-president J i m
Cavender, floor representa
tives to- CHEC Dave Keif
er, Ron Klutman, Ken No
na and Dan Smith and
president of the seceded
floor 13, Robert Wolff.
Cavender will head the
committee, which will also
include floor representatives
to CHEC, a faculty advis
or and a writer of the orig
inal Cather Hall constitu
tion. Cavender's motion to es
tablish the group was pre
ceded by two hours of de
bate on the recommenda
tions of floor 13, which last
"week seceded from the Ca
Alpha Gamma Rho Wins
Quiz Bowl Championship
Alpha Gamma Rho de
feated Brown Palace 160 to
50 in the finals of Univer
sity Quiz Bowl competition
Wednesday to win this
year's championship.
Sigma Alpha Mu defeated
Gus III 120 to 70 for the
championship in the fresh
man division.
Scholarships Given
Ned Hedges, Quiz Bowl
Committee advisor pre
sented two $100 Quiz Bowl
scholarships to Linda Mar
chello and Eileen Wirth on
behalf of the Quiz Bowl
committee.
Dr. Charles Gruner mod
erated the final matches
which were broadcast over
KUON.
Dave Cummins, president
of Quiz Bowl, raid 58 stu
dents took the preliminary
written exam to appear on
College Bowl. The results
of this test will be available
by next Tuesday and the
semi-finalists will be an
nounced by May 12.
Select team
Final selection of the
team which will partici
pate in College Bowl in Oc
tober will be made by May
20, he added.
Selection of this team is
completely separate from
the Big Eight Quiz Bowl
team which will participate
The tow-roflt rale apply to all elan
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one wek In sue reflation muit be paid for
before tneertlan. 2i adi running for more
than ana week will be paid weekly.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ART PRINT SALE eontlnuei this week.
Klne aelections still available. ! .00 snd
I. HI University Bookstore, Nebraska
Union.
V.W. Tourlna Bus Deluxe. Will Sunroof;
dependable, economical cross-country
transportation. Call 4WMH.
LOST
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Hsll May 1. Contents Important to ma.
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ther Executive Council.
He said the committee will
look into the contradictions
and the workability of the
present constitution and will
possibly "consider other
forms of government such as
the Abel-Sandoz joint gov
ernment and we will also
study constitutions of other
dorms on campus."
He added that, "as we've
worked with the floor 13 co
ordinating committee, we
found several contradictions
that should be corrected
and other areas that need
to be defined more care
fully." Saying that "our main
interest is to make our con
stitution acceptable to us,"
he said he hoped that the
committee would have its
report ready for presenta
tion by Nov. 1.
Although the study com
mittee was highly recom
mended by floor 13 leaders,
House President Wolff
added that "we are still se
ceding until we vote to re
join Cather Hall." He said
a vote could come as early
as next Monday.
L o r e n Koch, floor 13
member, said that "through
our secession, this constitu
tional convention was what
in Big Eight Quiz Bowl
competition the weekend of
May 12.
Participants in Big Eight
Quiz Bowl include: Eileen
Wirth, Larry Grossman,
Philip Quady, Bob McCoy,
Lynda Marchello, Vincent
Sullivan, Jim Allard.
Scrip Magazine
On Sale Monday
The Spring issue of Scrip
magazine will be on sale
Monday, according to Scrip
editor Frank McClanahan.
Scrip, the campus liter
ary magazine, features stu
dent works selected by stu
dent editors.
This issue ranges from the
creations of the hippie gen
eration in the form of a
"pseudo-psychedelic" cover,
to classical literary forms '
like the sonnet.
Susie Diffenderfer's "To
My Silent Brother on Be
coming Nineteen," the poem
that won the Miss Univers
ity Talent Award, will be
reprinted in the spr"
offering.
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rufrnshine ereen bottle. A
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uncap the cap. Now
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regressing
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of taking your bottle,
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Because Sprite is so utterly noisy.
Cascading in crescendos of effervescent
flavor. Billowing with billions of
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and tingling o'er the taste buds.
And voilal You have your
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But what about the olfactory
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" JUST COULDN'T KEEP!
we were after, because we
felt that we could get our
desired by-laws and amend
ments." The Executive Council
passed the following state
ment on the secession of
floor 13, "thirteenth floor is
to be commended for their
foresight in analyzing the
problems of the Cather
Hall governmental system,
but floor. 13 should be cen
sured for their questionable
methods of attempted se
cession." ..
In d e a 1 i n g specifically
with the floor's requested
recommendations, the Coun
cil voted to conduct a May
9 election on items concern
ing referendum votes and
items involving the floor
judicial committees.
The Council also recom
mended that the dress-up
regulation at certain meals
be changed to a recommen
dation that will be pub
lished in the Cather Hall
handbook.
(CriTiYjjllfo
(All meetings are at the
Nebraska Union unless oth
erwise noted. )
BURLINGTON
R.R., 11:30 p.m.
UCCF, 11:30 p.m.
GREYHOUND LINES
Girl Scout, 12 p.m.
UNSEA, 2:30 p.m.
PI LAMBDA THETA
Tea, 3 p.m.
BUILDERS Tours, 3:30
P.M.
PHI CHI THETA, 3:30
p.m.
PHI DELTA KAPPA,
3:30 p.m.
EAST UNION Fine Arts,
4 p.m., East Unoin.
YMCA, 4:30 p.m.
BUILDERS Calendar &
Directory, 4:30 p.m.
AUF Publicity, 4:30 p.m.
AWS Court, 4:30 p.m.
YMCA Cabinet, 4:30 p.m.
Student Tribunal
Positions Vacant
Applications for Student
Tribunal positions are due
by Friday noon at the ASUN
office, according to Cathie
Shattuck, tribunal member.
Positions to be filled in
clude: two junior members,
four senior members and
one law advisor.
Interviews will be held
Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the
ASUN office.
ARNOLD PALMER
Deluxe Shirt
Service
21st & 0 13th & F
pay your noney and take your
bottle. Suddenly, Sprite
takes you, the hedonist, on
your way to a sensually
satisfying tactlle-aural-palatable-optical-oral
experience.
First, you observe the
tempting sight. Then you
sort arinkr
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HOUR OF SILENCE . . . approximately fifty stu
dents, professors, and Lincoln residents took part in
an hour vigil for peace in Vietnam near Love Library
Wednesday noon. The demonstration was sponsored by
the United Campus Christian Fellowship.
UNION Contemporary
Art Committee, 4:30 p.m.
UNION Special Events
Committee, 4:30 p.m.
AGRONOMY Club Din
ner, 6:30 p.m.
AUF, 6:30 p.m.
DELTA PHI ALPHA Din
ner, 6:30 p.m.
VARSITY Dairy Club
Banquet, 6:30 p.m.
INTER-VARSITY, 7 p.m.
THETA NU, 7:30 p.m.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS,
7:30 p.m.
THEORY Recital, 7:30
p.m.
MATH Counselors, 7:30
p.m.
UNION Film Forum, 7:30
p.m.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
Broadcasting Foundation, 8
p.m.
GradiiQflng Seniors
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1731 "O" St.
Pershing College Presents
In Concert
JUDY COLLINS
Friday, May 5, 8 p.m.
Beatrice Junior High Aud.
Tickets $2, 2.50, 3.00
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Agronomy
Agronomy club officers
.year's work as they have
come from a minus $80 in
their treasury and 42 mem
bers in 1963 to over $2000
in the treasury and over
80 members.
The club is anticipating
over $5000 in their budget
through money making proj
ects next year, according
to Bill Amen, vice presi
dent. Professional Club
"We are a potentially poor
club by being a profession
al club, but due to leader
ship of past officers and
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LSD Is Possible Cause
Of Cancer, Deformities
LSD's positive uses are
best brought out under
medical guidance, accord
ing to Dr. Henry Canon,
director of the University
Counseling Service.
Canon made this state
ment to the Daily Nebras
kans Wednesday when ask
ed about the recent report of
a New York geneticist
which said that LSD could
cause cancer in the drug
users and deformity and
t death in their children.
Damage Chromosomes
Dr. Maimon Cohen of the
State University of New
York School of Medicine at
Buffalo has been reported
to have discovered that a
single dose of LSD can
severely damage human
chromosomes, cells which
carry the genes that con
vey hereditary characteris
tics from mother to child.
Canon said that if t h e
chromosomes passed by the
parents to the offspring
would be damaged by eith
er parent using LSD, then
the only sensible thing
would be to stop using the
drug.
The New York report said
Club Membership Up
imagination of our advis
ers, Dr. James Drew and
Dr. William Collville, we
have had a rags to riches
story," Amen said.
These men started study
ing the demands of the
agricultural people and by
club has created a monop
oly. Selling Benefits
In their money making
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that Cohen tested blood cells
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LSD in addition to incub
ated cells isolated in test
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Drugs Innocuous
The rationale was to show
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Another expert concerned
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Dr. Donald B. Louria,
chairman of the New York
State Advisory Council on
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profound effects LSD. on the
nervous system and t h e
phenonenon of later
rence of the experience
without further intest..
suggest that the drug might
well permanently alter the
personality structur" r'
individual." 1
projects the Agronomy club
set up series of slides in
which they sell a set of
weed slides for $12.50 and
a set of crop slides for
$25.00 to county extension
agents and vocational agri
culture instructors.
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Cornhusker Booh
Available May 15
Distribution of the Corn
husker will begin May 10
and continue until May 19,
according to Bob Beckman,
Cornhusker business man
ager. Beckman said students
can pick up the books in the
south party room of the Ne
braska Union by presenting
their student identification
card and their receipt for
the book from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. any of the scheduled
days.
There have been a total of
7,500 books printed this
year, a record number
Beckman said. He attributed
the 30 percent jump in de
mand to a precedent-setting
second printing of the books
and to high sales.
Beckman said there are a
number of extra books
number of extra books
available at $7.50 apiece.
After May 19 the books
may be picked up in the
Cornhusker office until
June 1.
Jewelry Is Ready
New initiates of Alpha
Lambda Delta may pick up
their jewelry in room 204 at
Bancroft Hall any time this
week.
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