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Oct. 9, 1914 "In order that the Senior caps might be
procured earlier than usual this year President Ganz of
the Senior class last night announced the following Cap
and Gown Committee: Norma Kidd, chairman, Myrna
Jones and Mildred Cuba."
"The University of Nebraska was nobly represented
at the big Aksarben carnival held in Omaha this week.
It is estimated that at least three hundred students
attended the show on different days of the week. All
classes were represented from the unsuspecting frosh
to the dignified seniors. Wednesday was the really big
day on account of the electrical parade. However, it
rained Wednesday night and sort of dampened the
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over until Saturday. Everyone reports a fine time."
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"Prayer For Those Who Don't" will be taught by
Larry Doerr from the United Ministries of Higher
Education. Arthur said participants would discuss "the
demise of God-as-the-Grandpa-upstairs viewpoint."
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A "Human Potentials" session, stressing
awareness, will explore dreams and forms of
meditation.
Music from Bach to the Beatles will be examined in
"Music Listening," Arthur said. He said discussions
would be in nontechnical terms.
Self-defense
A black-belt karate expert will teach "Personal Self
Defense. " The course will include studies of aikido,
yawaka, jiu-jitsu, judo and karate.
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A class in the art of siiversmithing also will be
offered, Arthur said. A local silversmith will teach
students to make jewelry and other art objects out of
silver, he said.
Some nf the classes offered last year will be back,
including backpacking, the Lamaze method of
childbirth, human sexuality and "A Friday Night
Alternative: Contemporary Yoga, " Arthur said.
Ma caiH MCI I ie trwinn tn octahlish ' TnmmunitV
Yellow Pages." He said they hope to develop their
registration pamphlet into a general reference booklet
for the entire community. It would include all the
courses offered for Lincoln.
Reaistration is at the Nebraska Union, residence hall
cafeterias and Gateway Shopping Center. Cost is $1 for
each course. Most classes will begin next week, Arthur
said. .
ASUN agenda :
Today, 6:30 p.m., Nebraska Union 202.
I. Executive Report
A. Alumni-Student Fees Report
II. OpenForum
iii. Giu Business v
A. UNL Bylaws Revisions by ASUN
IV. New Business .
" A. Approving Student Organization Constitu
tions V. Announcements
A. Senate Meeting-East Campus, Oct. 23, C. Y.
Thompson Library
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