Thursday, November 16, 1967
The Daily Nebraskan
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EYE APPEAL . . . aids taste appeal in Selleck's remedied food service.
Wegner: Eye Appeal
Aids Taste Appeal
Eye appeal aids taste ap
peal, according to Ellen
Wegner, production man
ager o f the newly re
modeled Selleck Quad
rangle dining hall.
Miss Wegner said that the
atmosphere created by the
remodeling job helps to
make the cafeleria more
intimate and less like an
institution.
"We're striving to get
away from an army bar
racks type atmosphere,"
she explained.
CARPETING
Mrs. Cecilia Bona, Sel
leck's director of food ser
vice, said that Selleck's din
ing hall is now the only one
on campus with carpeting.
"We also have carpeting on
the supporting poles," she
explained, which helps the
poles blend in with the de
cor. Mrs. Bona said that oth
er improvements include
new furniture, drapes, and
freshly painted walls.
We have replaced the long
tables with smaller tables
which seat four, six, or
eight people, she said.
A new condiments sta
tion has also been added.
Mrs. Bona explained that
a condiments station is a
table outside of the serving
line for beverages, ketchup,
mustard, and salad dress
ings. NEW CONVEYOR
The director of food ser
vice said that a conveyor
belt to take trays to the
dish room is being installed.
We have a temporary con
veyor now, she said.
Mrs. Bona said that the
Selleck residence halls were
built in 1954, which makes
estoncampus.
their food service the old
est on campus.
"The cafeteria needed to
be brought up to date,"
she said.
We serve about 830 stu
dents a day, she said, which
includes the athletes. Mrs.
Bona explained that the
athletes have a separate
serving line, which has also
been remodeled.
"The athletes receive the
same food as the other stu
dents," said Miss Wegner,
"but they get more quant
ity and more meat."
SAME FOOD
She said that renovations
will be made in a few of
the pieces of equipment in
the kitchen and serving line
next month.
"We also have new dish
es, which are in a pattern
called Amber Gold," Miss
Wegner said. "The new
dishes and the new look of
the cafeteria help the at
mosphere, she continued,
"which is physychologically
beneficial."
University Theatre presents
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FOR RESERVATIONS
Fhent 472-2072
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Commenting on the qual
ity of the food, Miss Wegner
felt that an improvement
had been made this year.
"One thing that many
young people don't under
stand is that cooking for
600 is different than cook
ing for 6," she stated.
"The remodeled cafeteria
makes for a nicer place to
live," commented Brad
Kaufman, a Selleck resi
dent. "It's a considerable im
provement," added Dave
Quiz Bowl
Wednesday
First Half 7:00 p.m.
Theta Xi 3 v. Abel IV
Kappa Alpha Theta I
Quiz Kids
Kappa Kappa Gamma
v.
v.
Delta Gamma
Brown Palace v. Kappa
Delta
Delta Delta Delta v. Schiz
ophrenic Fog
Beta Theta Pi v. Brian
House (Harper V)
Second Half 8:30
Sigma Delta Tau v. Light
ningbugs Phi Mu V v. Custer's In
compentents (Cather II)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon v.
Add Hawks
Half-Focals v. Delta Gam
ma II
Alpha Gamma Rho v. The
ta Xil
Kappa Sigma v. Phi Delta
Theta A
Cadets Pick
First Beret
Sweetheart
The Scarlet Berets, an
Army ROTC organization of
exceptional cadets, award
ed Kathryn Bredthauer of
Pound Hall the honor of be
ing the scarlet beret's first
sweetheart.
Miss Bredthauer was
awarded the honorary rank
of major during the presen
tation held Monday.
Jane Johnson, Kappa Al
pha Theta, was selected as
the runner up.
The sweetheart and run
ner up were selected two
weeks ago from a field of
five finalists.
Other finalists were Deb
orah Cushman, Kappa Al
pha Theta, Diana Casper,
Smith Hall and Alana Vahl
kamp, Alpha Omicron Pi.
All contestants were se
lected from the 60-member
pledge class of the Cadence
Countesses.
Winners were chosen by
the scarlet beret staff
members.
"A PULITZER PRIZE PLAY"
This Friday Saturday
and Suniiay Nights
8 P.M.
1tt HOWELL MEMORIAL
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12th t R St.
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HELP WANTED
Men wanted 18-24 for part time work.
$2.87 per hour. Apply neat at 3861
South St. or phone 4B9-6473 Mon.-Sat.
9:30-5.
Married students. Part time. S2.63 per
hour. 477-3108. Monday-Friday 5-6 p.m.
only.
Two students for noon work, 11:30 to
1:30. Must be 21. Meal plus cash.
1115 P St.
FOR RENT
'Clean Cut" male student or Brads, pref.
over 21. Private rooms, 1818 Pepper
423-4113 Ron Zimmer.
FOR
25 USED MOTORCYCLES
a 1966 Yamaha with leas than 300 miles?? This,
available at Behlen Motor Sports.
Would you give $150 fai
more used bargains an
For Sale: 1950 Mercury four door $150,
call 466-3648.
PERSONAL
Auto Insurance for drivers under 25.
Monthly payments. S?e Eno's for In
surance. Eno Insurance Agency, 501
Anderson Bide. 432-3241.
WANTED
BODES
AT RED
DANCE TO
SIG EP COMBO
THURS AND FR1
SAT NIGHT
DANCE TO THE
'OTHERS' COMBO
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AVAILABLE AT:
Cold' Smoke Shop
Miller A Pain (13th St)
Millar A Pain (Gateway)
Terminal Drug
INTER
noon.
ENGLISH DEPT.
University Project
Tri
12 noon.
GEOLOGY LAB. ASSIS-TANTS-12:30p.m.
PLACEMENT OFFICE
12:30 p.m.
ASUN Free University
3:30 p.m.
UNION TALKS and
TOPICS Mark Lane
3:30 p.m.
AWS COURT 3:30 pm.
UNION Trip and Tours
3:45 p.m.
NEBRASKA UNION
BOARD 4 p.m.
STUDENT AFFAIRS
Stillman Exchange Pro
gram 4 p.m.
PI LAMBDA Theta
4:30 p.m.
UNION Special Events
Committee 4:30 p.m.
UNION Music Commit
tee 4:30p.m.
YWCA CABINET 4:30
p.m-
PEOPLE - TO - PEOPLE
Project Committee 4:30
p.m.
UNION Public Rela
tions Committee 4:30 p.m.
SIGMA DELTA EPSILON
6 p.m.
KOSMET KLUB 6 p.m.
PHI MU ALPHA SIN-
FOR SALE
COINS & STAMPS
Of ALL Countries
At Lincoln's Only FuU Time
Stamp 4? Coin Dealer
Specialists in Coins, Stamps
1320 Que St. 477-3506
lincoln, Nebr. 68508 "'
SALE
Fender Strato Caster Guitar. 4 months
old, eplphone reverb amp. 432-7084.
Vented: 4 riders to NU -Missouri game.
Call 477 4930 after S p.m.
TODAY
LAST
CHANCE
FOR
CORNHUSKERS
PICTURES
AT
UCCF
8 am-5 pm
IMPORTED
BRIAR
$A95 AND $C95
FONIA-6 p.m.
ALT Executive Com
mittee 6:30 p.m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ORG 6:30 p.m.
QUIZ BOWL-6:45 p.m.
BUILDERS Special Edi
tion 6:45 p.m.
NEBRASKA INTERNA
TIONAL ASSOCIATION
PEOPLE - TO PEOPLE
International Week.
AUF BOARD 7 p.m.
UNIVERSITY DAMES
7:30 p.m.
GERMAN CLUB 7:30
p.m.
SIGMA ALPHA ETA
7:30 p.m.
MATHEMATICS COUN
SELORS 7:30 p m.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
8 p.m.
THETA SIGMA PHI 8
p.m.
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA -8:30
p.m.
ASUN Parking Com
mittee 9 p.m.
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Stand fast
in Bass Weejuns!
Ride It out . . . wait for Bass
at your nearby college
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G. H. Bass & Co., Main St,
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Their 1968
COLLEGIATE SPECIAL!
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Two NU Students Participate
In Stillman College Exchange
Next semester two Uni
versity of Nebraska stu
dents will participate in an
exchange program with
Stillman College in Tusca
loosa, Ala., according to
Margaret Van Cleve, chair
man of the ASUN exchange
program committee.
She said this will be the
first semester for Nebras
ka students to enroll at
Stillman with the exchange
program, although the Uni
versity hosted two Stillman
students first semester last
year. She added that as in
terest grows, ASUN hopes
to expand the program to
every semester.
Stillman College is a ful
ly accredited school and all
credits, a C or above, will
transfer, said the commit
tee chairman. Stillman is
a small private Negro col
en
Weejuns moccasins
store or shoe shop.
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97th YEAR
"still grwing
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lege with an enrollment of
690.
"ASUN was very pleased
with the number of appli
cants for the exchange,"
said Miss Van Cleve. "In
addition to the students that
applied for next semester,
a number of students un
able to participate next se
mester indicated interest
for the future," she said.
Thursday, three members
of the ASUN exchange pro
gram committee and Rus
sell Brown, associate dean
of student affairs, will meet
with the applicants to dis
cuss the program, said Miss
Van Cleve. Brown will then
hold individual conferences
with the applicants to de
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FERLIN HUSKY
"Gens" ond"Wi'ng of a Dova
GORDON TERRY
Dacca Vocalist
LAVONNE LEAR
Hollywood Singor and Dancer
SIMON CRUM
"Country Music's Here to Stay"
JOHNNY WESTERN
"Hart Gun, WiH Travel" ana "Hudy"
Plus These Great Acts
Taylor Sisters Band
Larry Good
The Countrymen
The Hush Puppies
Lincoln
Pershing Auditorium
Friday, November 17
8 P. M.
Tickets at Gold's Record Shop and
Auditorium; Eva's Record Shop, Beatrice
Adulh, Adv. $2, Door $2.50; Child 75c
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Separate BASS & TREBLE Controls
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9 P.M.
termine how they would
respond in various situa
tions, she added.
The committee will
choose two students and
two alternates for the pro
gram, according to Miss
Van Cleve. These students
must meet the 2.5 grade
average requirement to be
eligible but they may be
any year in school, she
said.
Miss Van Cleve said that
a proposal is now before
the University Regents ask
ing them to waive tuition
for the exchange students
coming to Nebraska.
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