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Girls to shoot in competition-
Both men and girls will now
be competing on the Universi
ty's varsity rifle teams.
In addition to the usual
men's team, a girls' team will
be chosen from the University
Top scholars plan
'Activities Action'
Mortar Board is sponsoring
Activities Action-1968, a series
of programs to acquaint
freshmen women with
University activities before
the AWS Activities Mart Oct.
9.
The programs will be 10:30
to 11 p.m. Monday, Tuesday
or Thursday in all women's
residence halls. Time and
place for the meetings will
be posted in respective dormi
tories. An orientation for Lincoln
women will be 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the Nebraska
Union small auditorium.
Such areas as publications,
student government, political
organizations, service groups
and cultural programs will be
discussed.
of Nebraska Rifle Club.
Both varsity teams will
compete against those from
Kansas University, Missouri,
Iowa State. Kansas State, and
Colorado on the days of the
football games.
Ann Sixta, treasurer of the
Rifle Club was excited about
the new girls' team.
"It is a good sport for
competition and for com
peting against yourself," she
said. "It really improves your
concentration."
Miss Sixtra stressed that
neither the Club nor the
teams are connected la any
way with the Pershing Rifles.
The military department
does, although, supply am
munition, coaches, and the
use of military equipment to
the Club.
The' Club, open to anyone
on campus, will hold an
organizational meeting Tues
day, October 1, at 7:30 p.m.
in the Military and Naval
Science Building. Dues for the
year are $5, including travel
expenses, ammunition, and
equipment.
Rifle Club members may
practice in the indoor range
at the Military and Naval
Science Building using .22
caliber target rifles on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thurs
day from 2-4:30 p.m. and on
Thursday evenings fr,om 7-10
p.m.
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