Beauty and ecology blend with
the "Wind & Waves" haircut
The "Wind & Waves' hair
cut says hello to "au natur
elle" tresses, goodbye to con
trived, teased hairdos and
lacquered, rigid, aging, whip
ped cream coiffures! The new
awareness of the effect of en
vironment on beauty is the
most exciting fashion news
this year. We know con
ditioners, shampoos and other
treatments bring hair back to
health.
And now another discovery
... a haircut that adds to hair
health! It's "Wind & Waves"
for hair that looks and feels
like hair . . . soft, gleaming,
natural and beautiful!
The secret's in the cut that
follows the natural line of your
hair. This is the foundation of
all good hairstyling. Blower
brush drying, (beneficial
to all types of hair and similar
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to massage) gives marvelous
body and bounce. It also elim
inates long sessions under
dryers, takes less time in the
Salon and is a truly delightful
experience.
Versatility is the word for this
lively cut. Its liberated lines
adapt to a variety of today's
exciting new hairdos. Short or
shoulder length, it spells out
femininity, whether worn free
and flowing or curled gently
for special occasions.
Welcome winds of spring and
waves of summer . . . your
hair flows and moves; and
when you toss your pretty
head. . . it falls gently back
into place. A curler or two,
strategically placed may be
used to give added height and
a softer look at the crown.
So get with the "WIND &
WAVES" Haircut, its the
Environmental thing to do!
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colleges to rely more heavily
on government money, returns
from investments and alumni
support. Recently these three
sources have not kept pace
with the needs of higher
education while inflation has
reduced the value of the dollar.
The propects for higher
education are not bright. The
Carnegie Commission on
Higher Education recently
estimated that two-thirds of
the nation's schools were either
in financial trouble or headed
for it.
11:30 a.m.--Cornhusker
Marketing Club; Union
12:30 p.m. --Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship; Union
3 p.m. Miss U. of N.
Committee; Union
4 p.m.-ASUN Senate Meeting;
Union
5:30 p.m. --Engineering
Toast masters; Union
5:30 p.m.-Alpha Zeta; Union
6 p.m. --Special Services
Tutoring; Union
6 p.m.-Kosmet Club Exec;
Union
6:30 p.m.-Kosmet Klub;
Union
6:30 p.m. --Builders Exec;
Union
7 p.m.- Rodeo ; East Union
7 p.m.-Alpha Zeta; East Union
7 p.m. Alpha Kappa Psi; Union
7 p.m.-Spring Day; Union
7 p.m.-Builders Board; Union
7:30 p.m.-Nebraska Speech
Assn.; Union
8 p.m. --Free University
Encounter Group; Union
8 p.m. --Kappa Alpha Psi;
Union
9 p.m.-ASUN Education
Committee; Union
9:30 p.m. -Fellowship of
Christian Athletes; Union
3, 6. and 8:30 p.m.-Selleck
Film "Rosemary's Baby";
Union
MS
New nfu courses
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
Leader: Jess Cory
I simply have a very loose outline of how to pursue such a
course in a location as absurd as where we are. Who knows
what can happen?
FIRST MEETING: March 22, Monday, 7:30
WHERE: Piper Inner Lounge
NETHERLANDS-DUTCH LANGUUAGE
Leader: Waldemar de Rijk
Introduction to Dutch Language, and the country. Pace and
content of the course will be determined by its members. A
recommended text is Hugo's Dutch Simplified: it is definitely
not required. The class will meet on Monday evenings.
FIRST MEETING: Wednesday, March 17, 7 p.m.
WHERE: Sandoz Cafeteria
SUBSISTENCE FARMING
Leader: Jerry A nderson
Food is perhaps one of the last barriers to total freedom. With
this in mind we might talk about some of the production
problems as well as some of the economic hassles of land
control. I'm not into the communal thing (yet) but the topic
will no doubt evolve to this.
FIRST MEETING: Tuesday, March 23, 7:30
WHERE: Phi Mu, 1125 No. 16
ABSURD GAMES
Leader: Jeff Cory, Tom U'ishon
Absurd Games is a course meeting once a week for one hour to
teach interested students the intricacies of basic tension
relieving toys and games. Students will learn the finer points of
performing tricks with yo-yo's, bo-lo's and K-nockers. This course
is offered to act as a tension-reliever in the high strung
university atmosphere of studying. Students should have their
own yo-yo, bo-lo, or K-nocker, depending on what they would
like to master.
FIRST MEETING: Thursdav, March 18. 7:30
WHERE: Sigma Chi 1510 Vine
THE ART OF BREADMAKING
Leader: Kate Ulrich
Learn basic recipes and techniques of yeast breads, quick
breads, and leavening other than yeast. Unleavened bread?
Maybe, yeast breads include sour-dough bread. Adaptives of
basic recipes for sweet rolls, zweiback could go into other
basic grain foods as noodles, dumplings, etc
FIRST MEETING: Thursday, March 18, 7:30
WHERE: Piper Kitchen
BREADMAKING
Leader: Sue Bronczyk
FIRST MEETING: Wednesday, March 17, 7:30
WHERE: Piper Kitchen
CONTEMPORARY ROCK MUSICIANS
Leader: Dan Yager
Basically, we will devote each meeting to either a single
musician or group or musical area. Although I will set the
guidelines, it will be up to the class as to how much time we
will spend on each.
FIRST MEETING: Wednesday, March 17, 3:30
WHERE: Pi Beta Phi, 426 No. 16
INTRODUCTION TO FOLK-STYLE GUITAR
Leader: Jerry Faier, Tammy Mulligan, Rick Reier
During the course we will cover the following broad areas
associated with playing the guitar in a folk-style fashion: (I)
Basic guitar make-up and care, and repair; (2) some basic
chords and chording progressions; and (3) some basic elements
of music theory as related to folk -style music for the guitar.
The music emphasis for this is based entirely on traditional
music's occurence on a popular level
FIRST MEETING: Thursday, March 18, 6:30
WHERE: Piper Rec Room
KURT VON N EG UT
Leaders; Chris See man, Cynthia Shaver
To explore the aspects of Vonnegut through his works, his
themes, philosophies, etc. The structure of the course will
depend gre?tly on how much Vonnegut the class has read;
whether they want to discover Vonnegut as his novels reveal
him andor cover each novel specifically, one at a time.
FIRST MEETING: Wednesday , March 16, 4:30
WHERE: Kappa Kappa Gamma, 616 No. 16
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1971