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The Daily Nebraskan
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968
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Poitical figures step into the winner's circle as Theta Xi takes first place in Kosmet Klub fall re
view, 'Trivial Traditions.'
Singers to
Soccer Club faces 2nd
match with leading team
The University Soccer Club
stressed team coordination in
two weekend practice sessions
in preparation for next Sun
day's rematch with with the
Omaha Martinizers, ac
cording to Victor Umanna,
team captain.
The club's practices were
hindered by the absence of
about eight team members
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Who watched the Nebraska
Oklahoma State football game
at Stillwater Saturday, he
said. Unumma added that the
team feels it can defeat the
Omahans, the Nebraska Soc
cer League leaders, at
Omaha.
Husker
Summary
1 14-31
0 14 620
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Nebraska ft
Oklahoma 8t 0
OSU, Brown (8 pass
kirk blocked.
OSU, Johnson 1 run, Eber pass from
Johnson.
Neb.. Oriinna 1 ran. Rnirs kirk.
Neb.. Orduna. 8 run, Rogers kick.
OSU, Reynolds, Z run. Run failed.
Neb., MrFarlend, S pass from SI (tier.
Rogers kirk,
Matislirs Neb. OSt'
First downs 211 10
Total yardage 362 ' 278
Rushing yardage 1 SI
Passing yardage 166 227
Return yardage 42 45
Fasses 18-35 15-30
Intercepted by 0 1
Punts 10-35 11-41
Fumbles lost 1 1
Yards penalised 45 57
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"We're really improved a
lot since our first two games"
he said. "This week off will
give us a chance to work out
the problems that we have
had."
After losing its season
opener to the Martinizers at
Peter Pan Park 7-1, the club
dropped a 3-1 match to the
Offutt AFB team. But it has
rebounded the last two weeks
to blank the South Omaha
Kickers 6-0 and the O m a h a
Pioneers 5-0.
Nebraska Soccer League
standings
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Omaha Martinizers 4 0
Offutt AFB 2 2
UNIVERSITY CLUB ... 2 2
Omaha Kickers 1 3
Omaha Pioneers 0 3
lead series
The performance of
Abraham Kaplan and the
Camerata Singers will lead
off the 1968-69 Performing
Artists series, sponsored by
the Union Music Committee.
The Camerata singers were
formed in 1960 by New York's
Lincoln Center. Since then
they have appeared regularly
in New York. This is their
first national tour and will
take them to thirty-six cities
over a six-week schedule.
The youthful members of
the Camerata Singers
represent a cross section of
America. For this tour the
group's director, Abraham
Kaplan, has prepared his
singers in a program of
widely varied music from
sacred to folk, from centuries
old to contemporary.
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Bonfire sparks off Homecoming
The 1968 H o m e c o m i n g
weekend kicks off Thursday,
Nov. 7 with a bonfire pep
rally, Joe Voboril,
Homecoming Chairman for
Corn Cobs, announced.
He said that Governor
Norbert Tiemann will present
the ten Homecoming Queen
finalists at the rally. The
finalists will be announced in
the Oct. 31 issue of the Dally
Nebraskan.
THE QUEEN and her at
tendants will be elected by
popular vote of the student
body on Nov. 6. The finalists
were chosen by Corn Cob and
Tassels members.
A spirit trophy will also be
awarded at the pep rally,
Voboril announced.
Entries for the Homecom
ing display contest will be
judged Friday, Nov. 8
Colorado's altitude causes trouble
as NU runners finish second
and times: Greg Carlberg (6),
15:14; Jim Lang (8), 15:16;
Mel Campbell (10), 15:20;
Pete Brang (11), 15:30; Bob
Tupper (12), 15:32; Mike Lee
(15), 15:40.
Nebraka cross country
runners couldn't conquer the
mile-iiigh altitude at Boulder
Friday as Colorado won its
Invitational meet for the se
cond straight year.
The Huskers, lea Dy oreg
Csrlbere's sixth place, totaled
47 points for second place as
the Buffaloes won tne eigni-
tonm pvent with 39 points.
Nebraska runners finisiics
be ween 5 and 7 p.m. There
will be trophies given to the
top three displays with
honorable mention winners
given plaques, he added.
THE DISPLAYS will be
judged on the basis of
originality and development
of the theme, said Voboril.
The Homecoming game will
be played with Kansas Slate
University.
Coronation of the
Homecoming Queen and an
nouncement of display wh
ners will take place at the
Homecoming dance Friday,
Nov. 8, he said.
The American Breed will
play at the dance and tickets
go on sale today.
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THE IIITCHIN' POST
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The generation that's running the show right now
Is everything you say it is.
It makes war,
Persecutes minorities, wallows in hypocrisy
And abominates your idols.
But it is a good many things
You sometimes forget it is, as well. It's
Tom Dooley, Dag Hammarskjold, Jack Kennedy.
It is concepts: the Peace Corps, Ecumenism.
The United Nations, Civil Rights.
It is awesome technology, inspired research, ennobling dr
You can take credit for
None of its accomplishments.
Blame for none of its sins.
, But the time is near when
,The terrible responsibility will be
Yours.
You can stand on the shoulders of this generation
And reach for the stars
Quite literally. Or
You can keep to the ground
Snapping at its heels.
It's your choice.
You're the candidates of the future.
You are our life insurance.
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