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Start with some milk, say 300 gallons. Add a little bacteria,
maybe three or four cultures. Throw it in a coagulator.
After a few minutes, collect the curdles. Proceed through three
or four more processes; then say "cheese"-the Swiss kind, complete
with eyes (holes, in layman's terms).
This is the University of Nebraska method of manufacturing
cheese, as explained by T.A. Evans, associate professor of Food
Science and Technology.
Evans and his students began making Swiss cheese last spring.
They were already well acquainted with the simpler cheese-making
processes, such as chedder, he said.
Since that time, they have completed four batches of Swiss
cheese, although only one has been packaged and sold through the
East Campus Dairy Store, he said.
The holes, by the way, come from gas created by one of the
bacteria cultures.
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DON MERRITT
3 yt.Mfs uctive duty
U.S. Marino Corps
1 yc.ir in 'Nam
Riiif platoon
Lincoln, married
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PAUL. SCHAEFER
1 yi''ir aclivi; duty
U.S. Air Fi Forcu
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St,-itir,n.?d at Nollis AFB,
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209 M a H Building
THESE VETERANS ARE ENROLLED IN AIR FORCE ROTC
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
Each will be commissioned as an
Air Force officer the day he
graduates from the University
Veterans enrolled in Air Force
ROTC receive $100 per month
during their junior and senior
years in addition to full
Gl Bill benefits
THE EXPERIENCE THESE AND OTHER VETERANS
BRING TO THE AIR FORCE ROTC CLASSROOM
IS ONE REASON WE THINK IT IS THE BEST
PROGRAM OF ITS KIND ON CAMPUS
Veterans may wish to consider
becoming an Air Force officer
through Air Force ROTC for any
or all of the following reasons:
Leadership opportunity
Financial benefits
Travel opportunity
Interesting jobs
AIR FORCE ROTC
DON HOOVER
5 years active duty
U.S. Army
Chopper pilot in 'Nam
Distinguished
Flying Cross
-Lincoln, married
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MIKE HOEKMAN
3 years active duty
U.S. Navy
Radar - Guantanamo
Attended Army
parachute training
-Mil bank, S.D.,
married
432-8163
friday, ':'! 1973
daily nebraskan
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