NU consolidates grad programs
(Jraduate programs on the
UNL, UNO and Medical Center
campuses of the University are
being integrated into one
closely coordinated program
this year, even though a special
study committee advised the
Regents to segregate them.
In their August meeting in
ScottsbluH the Regents took
Pres. I) . B . Varncr's
recommendations to
consolidate over the special
Nurnberger Committee's
recommendations to separate.
The idea, according to
l.xeculive (iraduate Dean
Norman Cromwell, is to make
maximum use of existing
facilities on the three
campuses.
"The unique capabilities of
each campus will continue to
be stressed," he said. "We will
try to maintain some degree of
autonomy, but feel a
cooperative arrangement
between the campuses will be
the most effective course at
this time."
Cromwell said the
University is still in the process
of developing, as are most
other institutions tending
toward a cooperative system of
graduate study.
Only in situations like
California University's, where
each campus has grown about
as much as possible, is a
completely autonomous
system beneficial.
"The University of
Nebraska faces limited funding
in the coming years and
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we can make better use of
what money we will have,"
Cromwell said.
The need for more ef ficiency
on a lower budget has
prompted other changes in the
graduate programs. One is the
elimination of three Ph.D.
programs.
FOR SALE
Cornhusker No. 1 Jewelry,
Commemorative medals,
trophies. Christmas gifts.
Museum Shop, Morrill Hall.
Art Forum, special film issue and
studio International on sale.
Blue Sky Enterprises 1017 QSt.
"70 Honda, 350 Scrambler. $650 or
best offer. Many Extras. Call
4894719 after 5 30 weekdays.
1965 4 door Chevrolet Bel-Air,
6 stick, excellent condition.
S550. Call 475 0231.
1969 GTO, 3-speed,
turbo hydromatic. Best offer.
477 4210.
1971 Yamaha. XS 650. Excellent
condition. Must sell. Phone
475 9871 after 6 p.m.
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No longer is it possible to
get a doctor of philosophy
degree in Romance languages
and literature, pharmaceutical
sciences, or biochemistry and
nutrition at NU.
Those already enrolled in
the three programs will be
allowed to continue their study
towards a Ph.D. degree, but
'65 Triumph Spitfire. Excellent
condition, radio, heater. S750.
See Jeff, Thurs. 1-9 p.m.. 1903
Lake St.
Stereo components. Discount
prices. Fisher. Dual, Kenwood,
Ampex. 466 0930.
Motorcycle chroming. Guaranteed.
Nominal profits. Lowest prices.
648 S. 19th.
Cigars for Pinnings. Cliffs Smoke
Shop. 12th & O Streets.
HELP WANTED
Volunteers Needed to work.
Prescott School. 20th &
Harwood. 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday or Friday.
For information call 475-6576.
Service Station in need of student
from 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Zip Code.
new students are not beine
accepted for doctoral work,
Cromwell said.
He indicated that additional
departments in the Graduate
College will also be asked to
limit enrollment to
sub-doctoral work.
I he three programs that
have been phased out were
Pleasant Dale. Mobil I-30. Phone
795 8915.
HELP WANTED- Your Union
needs YOU APPLY NOW for
Nebraska Union Board in Ftm.
200 Nebraska Union. Interviews
today at 4:30.
STUDENTS. Route work S1.75'hr.
plus bonuses. Car not necessary
434 6963 after 4 p.m.
CORNHUSKER YEARBOOK Sales
Representatives wanted, Earn
money selling the
CORNHUSKER in your living
unit and on campus. Sign up
Room 34 STUDENT UNION. . .
or call CORNHUSKER OFFICE
at 4 7 2-2586 for more
information. . .
Men. . . Half days? Full days. We
need fellows who can work half
or full days on temporary
unskilled labor jobs. Work the
days you want. Good pay. daily
draw. Manpower 122 N. 11th.
Girl to Live-in. Professor's Home as
mothers helper two children.
Private room, bath room,
board, wage. 1801 D. 477 2015.
SNACK SHOP IS SEEKING
ARTIST ADEPT AT FAST,
FLAMBOYANT PORTRAIT
DRAWING. TO AMUSE MY
NIGHTLY CUSTOMER. S4.00
FOR IV, HRS WORKING
BETWEEN 11:00 PM AND
12:30, CERTAIN NITES. AT
1 0th & P.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Female roommate wanted. Close to
East Camous. Home Ec. student
preferred. 434 5320.
Study
Feel Better
STUD
special single rate
extra special group rates
Hours: Mon-Fri 9a.m.-9p.m.
SAT. 1 0 a.m.-6 p.m.
SUN. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Call for your appointment
MMM-v
HEALTH SPA Si
140 Jo. 48th St.,
picked by the dean, his
assistants, the Graduate
Council, college deans,
department chairmen and
faculty committees.
In determining which areas
to cut they looked at the
service the programs provided
Turn to page 8.
472-2988
4722589
472-2590
Ferra e roorrrr.ate wanted. S55 nr-o.
utilities paid. Phone 475-0019.
LOST
Lost Student footbai! ticket.
Reward. Kris Mosen-. an.
432 2537.
FOR RENT
2 bedroom, furnished apartment.
Call 489-3948.
For Rent Two Bedroom
Apartment-furnished. Suitable
four girls references required.
Call after 6 p.m. 435-7538.
MISCELLANEOUS
Notice: If you left shoes for repair
at Big Red Shoe Shop 1342 P
St.. they cam be picked up at
the Community Saving Stamp
Co. 238 N. 13th. 432 8591.
FOOTBALL SPECIAL: CHILD
CARE Ages 2 7. Open 10:00
a.m. to 7:00 p.m. N.U. HOME
FOOTBALL GAMES WEE
CARE CENTER 265 South
84th. Phone 489-9102.
Sewing and Alterations. Call Pat
Moore at 799-2615.
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Watch Repair. All makes including
Timex. Campus Bookstore East
side look for yellow door.
Wanted: one girl's ticket to Texas
game. Call 475-9677.
WAITING7 FOR FOOD7 AT THE
SNACK SHOP? NEVER! NOW
OPEN MIDDAYS ALSO, BY
POPULAR REQUEST. AT 10th
& P.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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