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10th and 'O'
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Phi Beta Kappa picks 55
Arts, Sciences scholars
Fifty-five University
scholars have been elected to
membership in Phi Beta Kappa,
national liberal arts and
sciences honorary.
In addition, a faculty
member, Paul Schach,
professor of Germanic
Languages, has been elected an
honorary member of Phi Beta
Kappa.
The new members will be
presented at the annual Phi
Beta Kappa-Sigma Xi joint
annual banquet April 21 in the
Nebraska Union. Guest speaker
will be Herbert Schiller,
research professor of
economics and
communications at the
University of California at San
Diego, according to Stephen
Kellison, assistant professor of
actuarial science and secretary
of Phi Beta Kappa.
Membership in Phi beta
Kappa is limited to the top
ranking scholars in the College
of Arts and Sciences at the
University.
The new members are: Carle
Angus, Marsha Bangert, Robert
J. Banta, Daniel B. Bauwens,
Barbara G. Beckner, Bette Ann
M. Boro. Robert A. Buschow,
Jeanette M. Dolezal, Janet
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Flights leave Eppley Air Field at 6 pm Monday thru
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Davidson, Janet G. Eason,
Michael L. Egger, Kathleen Sue
Elder, Loy W. Fitz, Jane
Franklin, Kathleen A. Felton.
Margaret Kathleen Fritz,
Thomas -E. Furtak, Kathleen S.
Hallgren, Stuart O. Hallgren,
Michael Hayman, Kathryn Ann
Herfindahl, William H. Hyde,
Kathleen Ann Johanek, Nancy
Rae Knapp, Rosemary A.
Kuehn, Steven William Layten,
Sylvia Anne Lee, Philip K.
Lind, George W. Look, Mary
Virginia Look, Susan Katherine
Lutton, Julie L. Marolf,
Mary E. McClymont, Gail
Louise Moats, Sheila Diane
Parkert, James F. Pedersen,
Loren V. Petersen, Sharon J.
Riley, Ronald L. Sanchez,
Kathleen Ann Sandusky, Susan
J. Sautter, James R. Schaffer ,
Wayne P. Schammel, Mary
Caroline Schecr, Thomas F.
Simpson Jr., Steve Duane
Sinclair, Cary R. Spencer,
Barbara J. Thompson, Anne M.
Triba.
Roslyn E. Wages, John W.
Wagstaffe III, Kenneth D.
Wald, Trudy Michelc Watts
Duncan, Rita M. Watson, Joan
Adrienne Yahnke.
Physiologist
visits zoology
An internationally known
Illinois physiologist will visit
the University this week under
auspices of the department of
zoology's Distinguished
Scientist Lecture Series.
C. Ladd Prosser, professor
in the department of
physiology and biophysics at
the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, has served
on the NASA Space Biology
Advisory Subcommittee since
1967.
He has recently returned
from a scientific expedition to
the Galapagos Island on
Scripps Oceanographic
Institutes research vessel.
Prosser will confer during
the week with students,
graduate students and faculty.
He is the past president of the
American Physiological Society
and the American Society of
Zoologists and the author of
more than 75 science papers.
APPLICATIONS DUE
TODAY
Rm. 225 L and M Union
Airways
Noon-- Dean
Magrath-luncheon,
Nebraska Union
12:30 p.m. -Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship, Union
3 p.m. -Union Miss of U.
3:30 p.m. -Ed. Psych. Dept.
"David McNeill", Union
4 p.m. -ASUN Sen. Meeting,
Union
5:30 p.m. -Engineering
Toastmasters, Union
5:30 p.m. -Ag. & Home Ec.
Communicators of
Tommorrow, Union
6 p.m. --Special Services
Tutoring, Union
6 p.m. -Kosmet Klub exec.
Union
6:15 p.m. -Red Cross, Union
6:30 p.m. -Kosmet Club,
Union
6:30 p.m. -Builders - exec.
Union
7 p.m. -Omicron Delta
Epsilon, Union
7 p.m. -Builders, Union
7 p.m. -World in Revolution,
Union
7 p.m. -Math Counselors,
Union
7:30 p.m. -Cornhuskers
Marketing Club, Union
8 p.m. --Free University
Encounter Club, Union
8. p.m.- Kappa Alpha Psi,
Union
9 p.m.- .ASUN Education
Committee, Union
Selleck Film "The Boston
Strangler"-3, 6:30, 8:45 p.m.,
Union
Governor's assistant
raps with students
John Sullivan, an
administrative assistant to Gov.
J. J. Exon, will be on campus
to talk with students
Wednesday.
Sullivan will hold a rap
session at 1:30 p.m. in the
Centennial College Commons
Room.
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