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Work on tn old fraternity house at 14th and R is continuing. After
many tries with the Lincoln City Council, Council members finally
agreed to relent on the zoning codes and allow a law firm to build
their offices in the old fraternity building.
Prof to seek German talent
Roger Welsch, NU assistant
professor of English, is going to
Germany for three weeks
starting Aug. 26 as the guest of
the Federal German Republic
and as a representative of the
Smithsonian Institute in
Washington, D.C.
Welsch, who teaches folklore
at NU, is one of eight
Americans who have been
assigned the task of seeking
"folk-talent" representative of
Germany for participation in
next year's "Folk Festival on
the Mall" in Washington. The
folk festival annually brings
representatives of cultures
from throughout the world to
the nation's capital for demon
strations of singing, dancing,
and various crafts and arts.
Welsch said that next year's
festival to be held in July, will
last three weeks. An important
part of the festival, Welsch .
said, is the inclusion of what is
termed a cognate community .
meaning a community drawn
from within the United States
which has its roots in an
overseas culture such as that of
Germany, Japan, or Ireland.
After his return from Germany,
Welsch will be involved in the
formation of a representative
cognate community and is
bopeful that he will be able to
draw upon people in the
Northern plains including Neb
raska, for participation in the
festival.
'Jeanne Wolf premieres
"Jeanne Wolf with..." an
unusual talk show, premieres
Tuesday at 8 p.m. on the
Nebraska ETV Network with
Jackie Gleason. The program
repeats Saturday, August 10,
at 8:30 p.m.
"Jeanne Wolf with Jackie
G!eason"jieads off the series;"
Gleason, one of America's
leading comedians, discusses a
variety of personal subjects, ,
and comments on everything
from Marlon Brando aud sex in
films to President Nixon and
Watergate. In this interview,
Jeanne Wolf provides an
intimate, behind-the-scenes
portrait of the comedian.
The interview program "
Jeanne Wolf with..." began
informally about a year and a
Schwciger
award bestowed
A Hooper youth, Robert B.
Havekost, 19, has received the
Earle W. Schweiger Memorial
Scholarship of $250.
Havekost, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wood row Havekost, is a
computer science major in the
College of Engineering and
Technology at the University of
Nebraska.
Scholarship fund
set up
A scholarship fund in honor
of the late Dr. Edward B.
Schmidt, who taught public
finance at the University of
Nebraska for 35 years, has
been established at the Uni
versity Foundation.
The donor is hh widow, who
now lives in Mesa, ARiz.
Income from the endowed
fund will support scholarships
in the College of Business
Administration on the Lincoln
Campus.
Dr. Schmidt, who died in
1974, earned both his Master's
and I'h.D. from the University
and was well known throughout
Nebraska as an authority on
taxation.
tuesday, august 6, 1C74
half ago at public television
station WPBTMiami, with
Arthur Fiedler as Jeanne's
guest. Last fall the program
was scheduled as a continuing
local series and with little
fanfare, the ratings steadily
climbed. This summer "Jeanne
Wolf with..." is being carried
nationally over the Public
Broadcasting Service.
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mittee has scheduled several
name speakers to appear at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
in the coming school year.
The speakers who have
contracted to appear at UN-L
during the fail and winter
terms include: Dick Gregory,
black comedian, who will
appear on Oct. 6.
On Oct. 24, David Haberstam,
author bf The- Best and The
Brightest, a book on the John
F. Kennedy staff, will be
speaking on issues current in
October," be it impeachment or
election campaigns. Haberstam
is also the author of several
books on Vietnam and is the
author of The Unfinished
Odyssey of Robert Kennedy.
A multi-media presentation
entitled "In Seach of Dracula"
will be presented by Professor
Raymond McNally on Jan. 29.
McNally will also present a
lecture on "The Tactics of
Terror" on Jan. 30.
In the first of several
programs focusing on the
future, Tom Wolfe, author of
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid
Test, will be speaking on March
5. Wolfe will be speaking on
how the American social class
system has paved the way for
hostage taking.
A lecture presentation on
"Living with Crisis: Human
Relations in the Year 2,000",
will be given on March 13. The
speakers on this topic will be
political economist Eliot Jane
way and author and social
historian Elizabeth Janeway.
Eliot Janeway is the author of
the economy publication,
"Janeway's Reyiew.".Elizabeth
Janeway is the author of the
book, Man's World, Woman's
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