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E- Week activities to include
Run for Gas Yardage Rally
A rnad rally Friday vvi.'l top
off 1974 E-Week Activities.
E-Week, this year entitled
"Engineering in an Age of
Shortage," is an annual week
of displays and presentations
sponsored by students of the
UNL College of Engineering
and Technology. It will focus .',
this year on ways to conserve 1
and create energy.
General Motors is
sponsoring the UNL Emerging
Nebraska Engineers' Run for
Gas Yardage Rally. Fifty
driving teams will be scored on
safety, fuel consumption, time
and distance while competing
on two classes: American cars,
and import and subcompact
cars.
The competition is open to
the entire UNL community.
M-F 10-9
daily nebraskan
with a maximum of one team
from each living unit and three
from each engineering
department. Two $100
scholarships will be given by
: General Motors to the top
team from the Engineering
Department.
Monday the engineering
department placed E-Week
displays in store windows both
downtown and at Gateway.
Remaining E-Week events will
be held Friday and Saturday.
Dr. Jay W. Forrester, a
professor at the Massachusetts
Institute will speak at the
E-Week Convocation 11 a.m.
Friday in the Nebraska Union
Centennial Room. The
convocation and all other"
E-VVeek evettb oiw Opci to t".S
public.
Forrester's topic will be
"Engineering at the End of
Economic Growth."
Forrester, a native of
Anselmo, Neb., and a UNL
alumnus, has been instrumental
in the development of the
modern digital computer. He
has been a member of and
honored by numerous
institutions, including the
American Academy of Arts
and Sciences, the Danish
Academy of Technical Sciences
and by George Washington
University as its Inventor of
the Year in 1963.
An E-Week banquet will be
held Saturday at 7 p.m. Open
house will be held at the
Nebraska Engineering Center
from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday
and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday.
Tom Rich, overall chairman
for E-Week, described the
event as "more or less a public
relations tool for ,the
engineering school end for the
University." He said basically it
is an event for the engineering
students, to demonstrate
projects and displays related to
their course of study.
All professional and
graduate engineer? in Nebraska
have been invited to attend the
event, which is being held in
conjunction with the
Professional Engineers of
Nebraska annual meeting. Rich
estimated an attendance of 500
professional engineers,
including about 100 from .
other states.
He also estimated 2,000
Nebraska high school students
interested in engineering would
attend. Sixty high school
students who were winners at
the Greater Nebraska Science
and Engineering Fair at
Nebraska City last Saturday
will display their projects.
E-Week is sponsored by
engineering students through
pen tales and contributions.
This year the engineers also
received a $000 endowment
from ASUN.
Cookbook
comeback
The Faculty Women's
Newcomer Club Is offering a
second printing of their
cookbook Nebraskp-Tha Good
Wife. The book was published
tor the first time this faii and
was sold out in two weeks..
One -thousand more copies
have been ordered and wili be
on sale in the Nebraska
Bookstores, B. Dalton
Bookseller, Miller and Paine
Bookstore and Brands!?
department store,
The book costs $3.25 and
includes 300 recipes divided
Into nine categories from
appetizers to fondues.
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