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Multibook grabs highest honor The 1971 Cornhusker Multibook has been rated All-American by the Associate Collegiate PressNational Scholastic Press Association, placing it in the top 15 per cent of all college yearbooks rated by the association. All-American is the highest award given, followed by first, second and third class. Except for 1969, the Cornhusker has won the title every year since 1960, according to editor Jody Beck. The national rater called last year's bood "exciting, imaginative, very readable and attractive, a superior yearbook in concept and execution. The editorial commentary is mature and well balanced." Under the editorship of Bill Ganzel, the annual earned four out of five marks of distinction in photography, display, coverage and concept. The rating service was recently revised to include such new and non traditional approaches as the multibook. Unlike last year's book, the 197 '2 Cornhusker will be hardbound. Shelley Thornton, art editor, said the book will be entirely new and original. It is entitled the 1972 Cornhusker or "Alice's Adventures In Wonder School andor Through the Annual Book." After researching Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland," the staff has drawn parallels to the University, extracting some quotes from Carroll's work. It will also include some art work similar to Alice in Wonderland Books of the early 1900's, Thornton said. Beck said "The theme is used just enough to draw the book together and create interest." Instead of individual mug shots for group and organizations, each will have one collective picture. Many non-staff writers will write their own copy. The Regents, Chacellor D..B. Varner, club members, and football players-including Johnny Rodgers-will contribute to the 1 972 Cornhusker Students will be able to purchase a 1972 Cornhusker Jan. 31 Feb. 4 from sales representatives in the Nebraska Union and campus living units. The price is $8. PICTUSSS YOURSELF AS APAUUST. Ul. A. 4JJ The Gas Light presents "the Mud Slide Slim Players Greatest Hits" Admission $2.00 Friday and Saturday 9 p.m. 322 S. 9th "Alice In Wonderland". . .Lewis Carroll's satire provides the theme for the 1972 Cornhusker, which will return to hardbound format after two-years in paperback form. Hitching hearing set Public hearing on a bill to legalize' hitchhiking in Nebraska is set for Thursday in the legislature's Public Works Committee. Neligh Sen. John DeCamp said he will ask the committee to drop provisions in the bill calling for the issuance of permits. Saying that hitchhiking is "as much a mode of transportation" as cars and bicycles, DeCamp noted that it is used "extensively" In Europe. "This is the only country in the world which outlaws hitchhiking," DeCamp said. The bill will be among four others heard Thursday at 2 p.m. in room 2102 of the State Capitol. Saying existing laws pertaining to hitchhiking are "enforced discriminitorily," DeCamp stressed that his proposed law would be a "voluntary thing." The NeKgh senator said he would ask the committee to amend the bill so that if a law enforcement officer stops a hitchhiker, he would be forced to present proper identification and state his destination. V. First. picture a re ligious Com- m'unity. A .- founded by PI a : an rtuicii- can convert in. and for. the benefit of North Amer ica. Picture a founder who was a century anead of his time. A man with a vision that came true. , A man with a belief that a Community could be modern and flexible enough to meet the needs of the Church in every age as thev arise. A rnmmnnitv that wouldn't lae behind the ti mes i-r leaden feet. A Community that would communicate thrnnch the snoken and nrinted ur4 onA n I .a.ww v. UI1U VI IV that wouldn't be hampered by specific activities when new needs arise. Next, nicture the nwn in this new Community. Thev would ho flexible. Each one would use his own individual talenta in hie way and would be given the free dom to do so. These are the Paiilitis Th modern religious Community. Keenins nace with the time Concerned. Involved. If you can picture yourself as a rauust, wny not write tor more information to: Rev. DnnaM r CamnbelL C-S.P Vnrafinn rti. rector, Room No. 400 415 West $9ih Street New York, N.Y. 10019 tarts Thursday an. 27 ". RiBWWWWB .jj'h .jjfW. HBWWHBHMm- (HRWWWWfc. iQ)SE) classic $1.59 rock $4.99 Top Artists l is quantities limited 1135 'R' ST. I SfOISH PAGE 6 THE DAILY NEB RASKAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1972