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Psychology center offers community counseling ENDS THURS. Continuous 11:30 A.M. Daily by A. J. McClanahan After pushing one's way through milling Psych 70 students, the quiet and relaxed atmosphere of the Psychological Consultation Center is a relief. The Center, located on the first floor of Burnett Hall, is a base for community-clinical psychology training. Its services are available to the general pub..c as well as to University faculty and students. Consultants at the Center are graduate students working on doctorates in clinical psychology. University students who go to the Center for psychological counseling are not charged for the service, according to C.H. Haywood, director of the center. He said it simply was a matter of choice. Students also can go to the University Counseling Center or to the University Health Center. "We're not officially designated by the University as a counseling service for students. Our basic work is with the community," he said. The Center utilizes the community-clinical approach it looks at the whole community when attempting to solve social problems, he said. "Instead of saying, 'Come in if you're not well-adjusted,' we take into consideration that sometimes the pr.qbjem lies with the environment." For example, fourth year student Bob Townsend said if a child is brought in with a problem, consultants sometimes go into the community and look at the school he's in. "The focus is on how people interact in working through a problem, " Haywood said. "The major change in our orientation in the last three years has been from individual client assessments to consultation and training with groups concerned with rehabilitation and prevention," he said in a report. OUTXACEOUS! AUDACIOUS! THE EROTIC ADVENTURES of ADULT ENTERTAINMENT. PLUS-ALL ADULT CARTOON-X RATED Jobs Are Available. . . For FREE information on student assistance and placement program send self-addressed STAMPED envelope to the National Placement Registry, 1001 East Idaho St., Kalispell, MT 59901 - NO GIMMICKS - ad. I, p tn .ms KURT VONNEGUT, JR.'S IS COMING SOON CORN COBS atid TASSELS PRESENT: The BOB DEVANEY Recognition Dinner -v HOMECOMING WEEKEND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28TH ( AT THE UNIVERSITY COLISEUM AT 6:30 P.M. qf Guest Speaker Will Be -JOE G ARXGJOLA of the Tkxhx Show DINE AFTER OUR VICTORY OVER OKLAHOMA STATE ? r - - A STEAK DINNER WILL BE SERVED Cost will be $15 per plate for singles ond $25 per coupJe. This dinner is to honor Coach Bob De vaney in his last season as football coach for his outstanding contribution to the university luuiunu ijiugimu omu iu mc State. This event is open to the .public. Mail the coupon on or before October . 20. 1972. I MAIL ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 20, 1972 TO: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA CORN COBS SUITE 345 NEBRASKA UNION LINCOLN, NEBRASKA 68508 NAME- ADDRESS-CITY -STATE- -ZIP- PRICE SIS per plate or 125 per couple AMOUNT OF TICKETS couple(i) x $25 iingl(s) x $13 AMOUNT ENCLOSED- Jim lllm Tft Buyuig Ttal "Rcelt" Tluw Ptice HOURS 1-6 litOlt 10-6 TUeS-FRa 10-1 SAT bj i 435-7Z76 M Stetl W ra .vs. The report also said consultants-in-training work with other professionals to determine strengths of the client and arrange programs to capitalize on the individual's assets. "Over 800 community volunteers have been trained at the center," Haywood said. One example of the Center's training programs is the Personal Crisis Service. The Center also instituted a volunteer probation counselor training project. The program was designed to evaluate new ways of aiding probation programs, according to Haywood s report According to Max Lewis, a second year student, By being a friend of the court we can point out what may be occurring and try to discover the real problem of a juvenile being tried." Other services offered by the center include group sessions for parents without partners, workshops and seminars for teachers and administrators, family counseling and welfare counseling. Haywood said that for a relatively small department, consultants trained at the Center have had a wide choice of positions when they leave. "When they leave they don't start at the bottom, they start at the top," he said. 15 per cent of fund goal contributed within week The university employes' United Fund campaign is 15 per cent of the way to its $60,000 goal since getting underway Monday. Undersity employes have been contacted and urged to return pledge cards. Rather than making a cash donation, an employe can elect to use the payroll deduction method. Funds from this year's drive will be used for Lincoln projects. Last year UNL employes contributed $44,364 to the United Fund. Half of all employes donated. If pledge cards are not returned to department volunteers by Friday, they can be taken to 1025 Oldfather. NEED A LITTLE FUEL FOR LATE-NIGHT STUDIES? Run over to Mr. Donut for a bag of warm, fresh donuts. Ask for your favorite beverage to go. And see how much easier those all-nighters seem to be. 5 Wll&ter 6T210 STREET J Oovw&? J?885118 G.7. Issue Reg '24M Liner Also Available M-65 FIELD JACKETS LATEST ISSUE - Parka Hood Folds and Zips into Collar. Lincoln Army & Western Store 138 N. 11th Lincoln, Ncbr. ry -a s 9J THE FRONT PAGE hecht.m-arthur OCTOBER SO. 21 S S3 THRU PB CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE by bertdt brecht obcember q& & n thpuib page 6 daily nebraskan mm AKD EELOISE If'iwll miliar MARCH 2,3 S 5 THRU 10 THE MEMORANDUM by vaclav havel? 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