Extension offers Him analysis class S tlldcil tS
The University of Nebraska
Extension Division will offer a
special English course on the
history and analysis of films
next fall, according to Edor
Ellingson of the Extension
Division.
The class will meet Thursday
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or
from 7:30-10:00 p.m. at Farm
House fraternity. Class work
will include viewing films of
fered by the Nebraska Union,
Foreign Film Series and the
experimental films series, Ell
ingson said.
Students interested in enroll
ing must fill out an add form
and return it to 511 Nebraska
Hall May 7-22.
hold greater
impact in
departments
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problem can be resolved.
"Students should select their
own representatives. I have no
quarrel with that," Soshnik
said.
'But the department is
where the action is", he added.
On college advisory boards
students have no policy-making
power, according to Steve
Tiwald, newly elected ASUN
president. He also objects to
students not being able to ap
point students to boards and
committees. This selection
process will be changed
through the Faculty Senate or
"we'll work around it in
formally," Tiwald said.
Chances for a student-faculty
senate "don't look good," he
said. But Tiwald plans to
research the issue over the
summer and go before the
Faculty Senate committee on
restructuring the senate next
fall.
fc J
"Black men trembled
when white ladies
spoke."
If you think
You have inherited a world
Of war, poverty, injustice and prejudice,
Consider for a moment the world
Your fathers and theirs inherited.
Black boots goose-stepped across Europe,
Bringing the bloodiest war known to history.
I lunger and despair hung heavy in every home.
Beggars shuffled the streets.
Breadlines and soup kitchens stretched
From New York to Los Angeles.
Little children labored from dawn to dusk in sweat shops.
Miners, striking for minimum safety standards,
Were mowed down hy bullets.
Black men trembled when white ladies spoke.
And lynchings were an acceptable form of mass entertainment.
One third of our nation was ill-housed, ill-fed, ill-clothed.
This was the world that was dumped on your fathers.
Those who rolled up their sleeves in those days
Had but one thought in mind:
To make something better
For themselves, for you, for the country.
And they made it better.
Not perfect, God knows, but better.
When your sons take over, may it be said
xou did asmucn.
You. Our life insurance.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1970