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The Daily Nebraskan
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 19d
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Short skirts and long legs
will mark next week's Miss
Ideal Foundation Contest.
According to Barb Ramsey,
Chairman of the Builder's
Foundation Committee, the
purpose of the contest is to
publicize the work of the
University of Nebraska
Foundation. It is an attempt
to make students remember
the Foundation after gradua
tion. SHE CONTINUED that the
Foundation is a non-profit
organization that provides
over 600 University
scholarships. It also makes
grants for other University
activities. Five contest finalists have
been chosen. They are Jayne
Andrews, Claudia Halstead.
Donna Lieneman, Alice
Pieper, and Ruth Ann
Schulenberg.
THE WINNER will be
chosen strictly on the basis of
her legs, Miss Ramsey con
tinued. Voting will take place
all next week in the Nebraska
Union.
Numbered pictured of the
contestants legs will be
displayed at the polling place.
Vote will be by number only.
The pictures of four of the
contestants aire shown above.
Unfortunately, the fifth was
not available.
VOTES VlLL cost ten
cents, Miss Ramsey said. All
proceeds will go to the Foun
dation. The winner will receive a
trophy and serve as hostess at
Foundation functions through
the next year, she added.
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Three are named in
administration change
University of Nebraska
Regents made three ad
ministrative appointments in
the College of Arts and
Sciences Friday.
- Dr. John W. Robinson, pro
fessor of English, was named
associate dean of the College,
effective July 15, 1969, suc
ceeding Dr. Robert L. Hough
who asked to return to full
time teaching and research in
the English department.
Dr. Harry L. Weaver,
assistant deao of the College
since 1963, was named
associate dean of the College,
effective Dec. 1.
DR. NICHOLAS Babchuk,
professor of sociology, was
named chairman of the
department of sociology, ef
fective Jan. 27, 1969, suc
ceeding Dr. Alan Bates who
asked to return to full-time
teaching and research.
Dean Weaver joined the
University faculty in 1946 as
instructor of botany. He was
named assistant professor in
1947, associate professor in
1949, professor in 1959 and
assistant dean in 1963.
Dr.. Robinson joined the
University's English depart
ment in 1964 as an associate
professor and was elevated to
professor in 1967. A native of
London, England, he holds
B.A. and MA. degrees from
University College at Oxford.
England and a Ph.D. from the
University of Glasgow.
HE RECEIVED a Woods
Faculty Fellowship in 19641
and Is the author of two nj
books: "English Theatrii
Literature. 1559-1900
Bibliography" and "So:
Nineteenth Century Stri
Ballads About the Theatrt
He has been commissioned!
write two volumes on j
Shakespearean drama.
Dr. Babchuk joined
University faculty in 1959
associate professor
sociology and was nam
proiessor in 1963. He ser
as acting chairman of
department in the spring
1966.
During 1967-68 he receive!
Woods Faculty Fellowship
the Humanities to study
Italy and a Universi
Research Council Fellows!
to do research in Italy.
president-elect of the Midwi
Sociological Society, he hoi
B.A. and M.A. degrees fr$
Wayne University in Det
and a Ph.D. from Washing!
University in St. Louis.
Social
Calendar
Nov. 15
8:30-12.00, All Universi
Dance,- Harper-Smith Ha
Nov. 17
4:00-6:00 Hour Dance,
Kappa Phi and Delta Del
Delta
TUESDAY, NOV. 26-8:00 P.
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