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Friday, December 8, 1967
The Daily Nebraskan
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Abe Fortas Speaks
Here December 14
Abe Fortas, associate jus
tice of the US Supreme
Court will address Univer
sity students Dec. 14 at 3:30
p.m. in the Nebraska Union
Ballroom in conjunction
with the Union Speaker-Artist
Series.
Fortas was appointed to
the Court by President
Johnson in 1965 after having
served as an Undersecre
tary of the Interior and as
an advisor to the United Na
tions delegation in San Fran
cisco. A committee spokesman
commented that Fortas' ap
pearance at the University
will provide students with
information about the pro
ceedings of the Supreme
Court and allow them to
question a man who is ac
tively involved in the devel
opment of U.S. law poli
cies. The speaker graduated
Phi Beta Kappa from Yale
Law School in 1933 and re
mained at Yale on the staff
until 1937. At that time he
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The following juniors, sen
iors, and graduates beceme
initiated into Pi Lamba
Theta Thursday night:
Judy Busboom, Maryann
Bavis, Denise Dierks, Lynn
Dunlap, Mary Beth Eisen
hower, Beverly England.
Dorothy Fuller, Karen Jo
Grounaud, Audrey Shaw
Haigh, A r 1 e n e Halleen,
Linda Hammer and Susan
Henderson.
Patricia Hensley, Deanna
Herron. Carol Holly, Mary
Hunt, Donna Jamison, Mary
Keim. Gwenith Knee. Lu
jean Koerting, Ellen Look,
Mary Ann Losh, Nancy Mc
Connell, Mary McFarland,
Joan Mosier, Marlene Mur
dock and Wanda Nelson.
Janet Merison, Geraldine
Powers, Elaine R o g g e,
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was appointed to several
federal government posi
tions that continued until
1946.
The lawyer practiced with
the Washington D.C. firm of
Arnold, Fortas and Porter
until he was confirmed an
associate justice of the Su
preme Court in 1965.
Fortas serves as a trus
tee of the Carnegie Hall
Corporation, Carnegie Hall
International, Washington
Gallery of Modern Art, Wil
liam Alanson White Psychi
atric Foundation, John F.
Kennedy Center for Per
forming Arts, Festival Cas
als. Inc. and the American
Judicature Society.
The Court justice is also
a member of the Visiting
Committee on the Law
School at the University of
Chicago, an Overseer of the
College of the Virgin islands
and a member of the Advi
sory Council of the School of
Advanced International Stu
dies of Johns Hopkins University.
Sharre Sassen, Margaret
Saunders, Sue Schmidt,
Sherie Sicklebower, Carolyn
Simmons, Beverly Stingley,
Mary F. Stroh, Cheryl Tritt
and Rosangie Wirth.
Talking about the M i s
souri defense which tossed
him for 75 yards in losses
while attempting to passs,
Kansas State's Bill Mossek
noted. "Their defense was
nothing different than what
we practiced against. B u t
their rush was."
LIVELY
From the famous steps of Sproul Hall at
the University of California at Berkeley
to the warm and sandy shores of Daytona
Beach at spring break, the New Folk
have thrilled college students by the
thousands with their fresh and versatile
sound in folk singing. Don't miss this
exciting musical package!
Pershing Municipal Auditorium Saturday,
Admission: $2.75, $2.25, and $1.50 Tickets available at the
Calendar
FRIDAY, DEC. 8
(All activities are sched
uled for the Nebraska
Union, unless otherwise in
dicated.) INTER-VARSITY, - 12
noon.
ENGLISH DEPART
MENT, 12 noon.
PLACEMENT OFFICE
LUNCHEON, 12:30 p.m.
SOCIOLOGY 53, 1:30
p.m.
A-Ph-A, - 1:30 p.m.
JAZZ 'N JAVA, - 3:45
p.m.
' INTER-VARSITY 7 p.m.
TURKISH STUDENT AS
SOCIATION 7:20 p.m.
PALLADIAN LITERARY
SOCIETY-8 p.m.
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
DANCE 9 p.m.
MOVIE - "The Finest
Hours." 7 and 9 p.m.
H I L L E L SERVICES -4:45
p.m., Cotner Chapel.
Scrip On Sale
Scrip magazine, the Uni
versity's literary publica
tion, will go on sale Mon
day, Dec. 11 at 12 noon.
They will be sold at all
bookstores and in the Ne
braska Union lobby.
Read
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Model United Nations Benefits Students
Model United Nations are
valuable from an academic
and social aspect, accord
ing to Mike Pritchert, pres
ident of the Nebraska Mod
el UN,
Pritchert, a student at the
University of Northern
Iowa, was invited to partici
pate in the mock UN two
day session which begins
Friday. The guest General
Assembly Chairman said
that he has actively partici
pated in Model UN's
throughout his college ca
University Theatre presents
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FOR RESERVATIONS
Phont 472-2072 or 472-2073
reer.
Nebraska's Model UN
which will convene Friday
at 7 p.m. and reconvene
Saturday at 8 a.m. at t h e
Nebraska Center for Con
tinuing Education.
The Model UN will con
clude with an International
Banquet Saturday evening,
according to Cheryl Adams,
ASUN Model UN Commit
tee chairman.
Dr. Milton Rakove, asso
ciate professor of political
science at the University of
"A PULITZER PRIZE PLAY"
LAST PERFORMANCE
This Friday and
Saturday Nights
8 P.M.
HOWELL MEMORIAL
THEATRE
OR WRITE
University Theatre
12th & R St.
Lincoln, Nebr.
432-4277
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December 9 8 p.m.
Nebraska Student Union and at Pershing
Illinois at Chicago, will be
the main speaker at the
banquet.
Rakove, the author of
Arms and Foreign Policy in
the Nuclear Age, was chos
en as one of the ten out
standing political scientists
. in the United States to aid
the West German govern
ment in 1963,
Personal observations of
a Model UN in India will
be given by Robert Barnet,
the legal counselor to Gov.
"I LAUGHED WHEN
MY ROOMMATE TOOK NoDoz!'
-writes Private J. B., now of
Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
"No pjil can stop you from
flunking out," I scoffed.
"Well, he's there. And I'm
here. Take warning from
my sad case. And take
NoDoz to help you stay
with it."
Actually, our young
warrior is right: NoDoz
can't work miracles.
But it can help, any time you're
drowsy or tired. For example: A cou
ple of NoDoz can sharpen your mind
andhelpyou rememberfacts at exam
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Norbert Tiemann, said Miss
Adams.
Other special dinner
guests at the banquet will
be G. Robert Ross, dean of
student affairs, and Dean
Milton Evans, Nebraska
Wesleyan administrator.
Miss Adams reported that
a meeting of the delegations
Wednesday night showed all
of the delegations "to be in
terested and concerned
about presenting their coun
try's view."
Most of the questions con
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cram
When
can help you
and it's non habit
forming. NoDoz. The
scholar's friend.
THE ONE TO TAKE
Box Office
Campus Crusade
tor Christ
cerned procedures to be
used in the General Assenv
bly on Saturday, she s a 1 d,
and the method to be used
for setting up caucuses for
Friday's session.
"Blocs for caucusing will
probably be aligned by re
lating countries," she ex
plained. One bloc will defi
nitely be composed of Com
munist countries and cri
teria such as the Common
Market countries will be
used to align the other
blocs.
time, or NoDoz can wake
you up when you have to
late at night.
driving makes you
drowsy, NoDoz can bring you
back to life. If a long lecture
makes your attention
wander.NoDoztothe rescue.
Get the point? NoDoz
anywhere, any time,
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