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Frank E. Sorenson
The University of Nebraska
excels i n air-conditioned
study and classroom space.
The dormitories, moreover,
are air-conditioned and
equipped to offer excellent
food service.
The University prides itself
In having available lor stu
dent enjoyment the Sheldon
Art Gallery, Uie Morrill Hall
Museum, the State Historical
Society Center, the Howell
Memorial Theatre and the
world renowned Nebraska
CapitoL Prominent people
from all parts of the world
come to Nebraska to visit one
or more of these beautiful
centers of information.
While the Nebraska Union:
is still in the stage of ex
pansion and renovation the
union staff invites students to
" mak use of its completed
facilities and especially its
food service areas.
Never in the history of the
University have so many
tinder graduates and graduate ;
students enrolled tor summer
courses. If the enrollment
trend upward continues with
each new summer period it
win soon be difficult to
distinguish between fall or
spring semester activities and
those of the Summer Sessions.
The University Summer
Schedule of Classes identifies
rather completely the courses
offered for credit during each
of the 5ViHweek sessions and
during each of the 3-week inter-sessions.
The Summer
Sessions 1968 Calendar tof
events lists most of the in
formal educational programs
offered by the University in
the summer, A copy of this
calendar is a feature of this!
issue of the Summer
Nebraskan. .
New this summer is the
Performing Artist Series. The
host for these programs is the
Nebraska Union. All summer
. students and their friends are
invited to enjoy the presenta
tions of this nationally known
artist group.
The three Summer In
stitutes are likewise open to
ill University summer
students. We believe that the
topics under consideration in
the Institutes are of national
significance.
The Summer Nebraskan
wiU be your principal source
of information regarding
Summer Sessions activities.
Each and every issue will be
your guide to a pleasant
summei of study and recrea
tion. 1
Frank E. Sorenson
Director i
INSIDE:
The Campus of the University
is expanding rapidly as new
buildings sprout on all cam
puses. Head "A Study in
Change1",.. Page 2.
Tbe University Theatre
features a Theatre of Protest
tills summer with three ex-
citing plays. Bead Repeiory
Formation" , . . Pag J.
The case of tbe vanishing
hero is studied in depth by
an NU journalism student.
Head "Whatever Happened to
Superman?" , . . Page 4.
DewUine June 14
Students who expect to
graduate during the summer
commencement exercises on
July 16 should make applica
tion on or before June 14,
Shirley Thonwen. assistant
registrar announced today.
All persons who will receive
a bachelor's, master's, doc
torate or a teachers certifi
cate mut.1 report to Window
lo. 3 in tins Administration
Kiil(3i'gi '
SUNDAY
MONDAY
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THURSDAY
13
Paul Dal tar HefotietKat.
Adda. Section Chanyor.
and Payatoat at real
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Speeeer: Dr. Donald
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"A Cavalcade of Musical
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and Payment of aoos
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Hoeoiuor : "ClKBihamB"
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Clifford M. Hardin
With the inauguration of the
two S'i-week summer terms,
the University of Nebraska
has moved to a more nearly
complete, year-round pro
gram. It is our hope that the new
calendar will accomodate
more students, and that tbe
modified instructional plan
will offer greater learning op
portunities. We encourage all students
on campus this summer to
participate in the Summer In
stitutes, the Performing Arts
Series, the Summer Cinema
Series, and the opera sched
uled for the second session.
These eucational programs
were planned very carefully,
and they are included in the
1968 Summer Sessions Calen
dar.
It is a pleasure to welcome
yon to the University of Ne
braska, and we nope that your
summer with as will be a re
warding experience.
Clifford M. Hardin
Chancellor
Artists
Brought
By Union
The Nebraska Union Sum
mer ArGtst Series will opea
its program June 13 with a
solo appearance by University
of Nebraska graduate Mark
Gruett.
A collage of words, screen
and music built around the
life and works of tbe WelsS
poet Dylan Thomas will be
presented on Jane 19. "In
Search of Dylan"' will be
performed by a distinguished
company of Eritish actors. -A
concert appearance by
Ronald Rogers, baritone, will
be featured on July $ with
his "Calvak-ade of - Musical
Comedy.'
Tbe west lawn of Sbeldoa
Art Gallery will f eature a jazz
concert of the Newport Jazz
Festival All-star Quintet on
July 17.
The series will end with a
concert by the famous
flamenco guitarist Frandsca
Espinosa on Ju!y24.
Repertory
Of Protest
At Theater
la an effort to bring '"good,
modern, exciting literature
to the stage of Howell
Tlifcaitr. the Ud.trs't- of
Nebraska Theatre has in
augurated a Repertory
Theatre of Protest for ill
summer program.
Dallas Williams, professor
of speech on dramatic arts,
announced that a student
company of 22 actors will
perform three plays beginning
July 2 and running through
August 4.
;:We were interested in
bringing immediate, current
plays that convey the
agitation in toe world today,"
Williams said. "The three
plays which we ril ptriwai
are not cut and dry iheatre:
they are experimental with
good themes. They are good
pieee of literatures."
The first play, "EbV by
Henry livings, will be
directed by Dr. William S.
Morgan of the NU Theatre, -Tbe
play was winner of the
Obie Award and was first
produced by the Royal
Shakespear Company, 1 1
provides both an incisive view
rn man and an explosi
ve comic theatrical
experience. It is regarded as
one of the most original and
intriguing worts ia
contemporary theatre- 11 wiU
open July 2 a1 Howell
Tbe Hostage," written by
