Counseling Service
finds place in sun
Within three weeks the
University Counseling Service
will rise from a cramped,
basement corner of the Ad
ministration Building to a place
in the sun, according to the
service's director.
Director Harry Canon, and his
14-member staff will move to
third floor, Seaton Hall where
the sun will shine on "real
people rather than an agency."
These real people try to focus
on making the college years a
time for the 1 n d i v 1 d a a 1
student's growth, Canon said.
"The individual, should grow
increasingly aware of the world
and the ideas around him dur
ing his college years," he
asserted. "Also, the student
should grow aware of the world
of arts and of his own value
system."
To help students, the
Counseling Service both
reaches out into the campus
community and offers walk-in
counseling aid.
Canon noted that two-thirds
of the students who want in
dividual counseling need help
deciding on a career or a ma
jor. Students with this problem
can either take aptitude testa
or talk over their problems wkh
a counselor.
"The majority probably get
the most out of talking with
Cictldldftr
Friday, Oct.
Placement 12:3D p.m., Nebraska
Union, Room 141.
Moslem Student Assn. 12:30 p.rn
Union, Room 343.
Red Cross 2:30 p.m., Union, Room
Jan i, Java 4:30 p.m.. Union,
South Crib. -
School of Architecture 4:30 p.m.,
Union, Room 232.
Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship
7:30 p.m., Union, South Conference
Room.
Faculty Newcomer Bridge 7:45
p.m.. Union.
Movie "The Good, The Bad &
The Italy". 7:00 l :00 p.m Union
Auditorium.
Art Exhibition EMon Gatlery,
Nebraska Wesleyan University.
New Cleveland Que ret t 1:00 p.m.,
Sheldon Gallery Auditorium.
SaterOay, Oct. 1
Football Nebraska vs. Missouri,
1:30 p.m., Memorial Stadium.
Cross Country Nebraska v I ,
Missouri and Colorado State, 10:30 a.m..
Pioneers Park.
Art Exhibition Elden Oallery,
Nebraska Wesleyan University.
Aquaquette CHnlc t.-OO a.m. -3:00
p.m., Women's P.E. Building.
Weekend Film "The Good, The
Bad, . The Ugly," Union
Audttorlcm.
American Sculpture Exhibition
Sheldon Gallery.
Sunday, Oct. 11
American Sculpture Exhibition.
Sheldon Gallery. .
Art Exhibition Elden Gallery,
Nebraska Wesleyan University.
Weekend Film "The Good. The
Bad, I. The Ugly," Union
Auditorium. ,
Soccer Nebraska vs. Kansas State,
3 p.m.. 18th It Vine.
A PARABLE
0n slay Outfit Margaret of
Lower Marguarita refuted to al
lew King Maggot and the court
foster to attend Deano'l party
The good Maggot tried to ox-
ploln hew It would help) them
toward mere rich and full life,
hut Margaret wouldn't listen. So
Maggot had her beheaded and
lived rich and full life forever
and evermore.
Morali Avoid pmtlng maggots
and lint to Seene's
party 'lito to lOjOO
pm. Friday.
someone knowledgeable about
job possibilities," Canon said.
"Counselors also help the stu
dent find out about himself and
raise questions about what the
student really wants to do."
He said the other one-third of
the students who come into the
office have personal hangups,
parent problems or crises to
face. How to study more effi
ciently is another frequently
asked question..
But the Counseling service
can't just wait for students to
walk in, according to' Canon.
He noted that many students
never come to the office and
that there wouldn't be enough
counselors if they did.
So, the service reaches out
into the University community.
The staff is involved in such
areas as a proposed student
credit union, programs for the
improvement of undergraduate
instruction and a teaching and
learning center involved in
faculty evaluation and the
design of creative instruction.
The, Service is also involved
in a reading improvement pro
gram. Under the direction of
Charlene Lee, this program
offers a non-credit course to
increase reading speed and
comprehension.
I
Estes Carnival
has booths, dance
Come one, come all to the
Estes Carnival sponsored by
the East Campus Y Oct. 9, be
ginning at 7:30 p.m.
The carnival will include
booths vying for a first place
trophy. Anyone interested in
setting up a booth should con
tact Maria Prior, Love Memo
rial Hall.
The Elysion Fields will play
at a dance following the carni
val (9 p.m.).
NYLON
vitb ' . 1 ' i '
Security is placement office
Within the massive piles of
paper, endless forms and
wall-to-wall filing cabinets of
the University Placement Of
fice lies a possible answer to
post-graduate Insecurity.
The office, located in the
Nebraska Union, is an in
formation center concerned
primarily with full-time post
graduate employ mentop
portunlties, said Frank
Halgren, placement director.
Information is available
regarding careers, graduate
programs, interviews with
employers on campus, jot lists
and the development of
credentials and references.
The Placement Office
handles only those summer
jobs which are career-oriented.
Teachers College students don't
use the Union office but are
referred to the Teacher Place
ment Office, Halgren said.
Lists of job openings are
available. The campus in-,
terview schedules of local and
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Interviewing season is
between October and March,
Halgren said. He advised
seniors to contact the office
soon in order not to miss an
opportunity to meet company
representatives.
Oct. 31 is deadline
for reading
Any student who took a sum
mer reading course and has not
arranged a meeting with his
instructor by the end of Oc-
tober will fail the course, Edor
W. Ellingson, head of evening
classes in the University Ex
tension Division said Wednes
day. Grades for the 1970 summer
courses must be recorded by
the end of the month, he added.
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qualified graduate student. 434-2242.
Talng applications for part-time help.
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Students must sign up at
least two days in advance for
an interview, he added.
Last year was "a very suc
cessful year." Halgren said the
office arranged interviews for
12,000 srtudents.
But, things don't look as good
now. There is every indication
that fewer people will be re
quired by employers this year
than last," he said.
Information packets for job
seekers are available at the
Placement Office. Registration
involves filing a record sheet, a
data sheet and faculty
reference forms with the of
fice. The Placement Office also
distributes the College Place
ment Annual, and its library
contains information ea fno
panies and caret? eg?
portunities.
Letters
to editor
Michael Davit
question
Dear Editor:
The report of the Liaison
Committee on the Davis affair
may show that the Regents
are following the Nixon ad
ministration's line on campus
"unrest." The report claims
there was no violation of
academic freedom since the
Regents acted in terms of their
judgment of Mr. Davis's
character, rather than his
political views. But the
distinction between character
and political views can be a
hazy one.
The President and Vice
President have been pushing
the view of Sidney Hook that
student disturbances are a
result of permissive parents
and educators. According to
this view those that oppose the
war vehemently are Immature,
irresponsible, and, of course,
irrational. The theatrical
nature of student protests
seems further evidence of ex-
cesslve passion and
psychological aberration. This
easy way of dismissing oppos
ing views is, of course, used by
people of all political
persuasions.
Does thinking ol thl3 sort
about Mr. Davis's political
belfefs and methods lie behind
the Regent's evaluation of his
character? Did they make a
judgment, for example, that
anyone who goes on a hunger
strike Is behaving In a childish
fashion? Perhaps the Regents
and the liaison Committee do
have secret Information
revealing real weaknesses in
Mr. Davis if so, my
apologies to both sets of
gentlemen. But If m fact the
alleged character defects are in
this ambiguous area of Mr.
Davis's political views and the
reportedly dramatic (but non
violent) manner in which he
has expressed them, then it
seems to me the Liaison com
mittee has glossed over a
SJtential threat to academic
eedom and done a disservice
to the university and to Mr.
DdviSo
Stephen Hllliard
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1970
THE NEBRASKAN