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- -H H ift r ' i r r , ,( , 4 e t ' '4 A - r 1 V J ' i ( ' I, 'J I I tv ft a V., riifinr' ' t i in A fla ii.n J 1 .,ii .... XmiutmuJi , Robert Holland Gene Pokorny Stephanie Dort W. James Wells Robert Schuyler Eleven alumni to visit UNL during Master's Week Continued from pg. 1 including the Crop Science Achievement Award from the American Society of Agronomy. Dr. Lonnquist will attend a rap session at Burr Hall Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. James C. Olson, chancellor of the University of Missouri, Kansas City. A widely acclaimed Nebraska historian, Olson has served in a variety of positions at NU. He has written several books and articles on the topic of Nebraska History. Centennial College will host an informal discussion with Olson at 1 :30 p.m. Friday. Gene Pokorny, former McGovern cam paign strategist. Pokorny also served as the south centra states coordinator for the 1968 presidential campaign of Senator Eugene McCarthy and as coordinator tor the United States Senate campaign of Wallace C. Peterson. Currently Pokorny is vice president of Cambridge Reports, Inc., an attitudinal research firm. He will discuss his political experiences Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Harper Hall lounge. Robert Schuyler, senior vice president finance and planning for Weyerhaeuser Company in Tacoma, Wash. Schuyler is responsible for the company's four financial departments: controller, treasurer, tax and investment evaluation; and two planning departments, marketing and economics research, and corporate planning and analysis. Paula B. Wells, vice president of Bell, Galyardt, and Wells, an OmahaRapid City, S.D. consulting engineering firm. Wells is iitate secretary of the Professional bngmeers of Nebraska and a member of the Omaha Presbytery Task Force on the Status of Women. Wells will discuss careers for women in engineering and combining marriaae with a career, Friday at 1:30 in W179 Nebraska Hall. W. James Wells, Jr., vice president of Bell, Galyardt and Wells. He is manager and chief environmental engineer for that firm. We'ls was named Young Engineer of the Year by the Professional Engineers of Nebraska. In 1969 the Water Pollution Control Federation presented him with the Becell Award for Nebraska. He has done extensive work with waste treatment. tzJo sh 1 T r" '" . . "" 'I I,, ,,,111.1.1 "1 71 J f'M ill C: Get Right Down to the Nitty Gritty Main Dank-14th & M Drive-up-20th & O r (OJ of QC2 ill OKU l LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ULTIMATE GIFT SKITTANIA A perfect Keopsake diamc-ruJ of superb while color, piecisely cut Kaufman's Jewelers 1332 O street: An up-to-today research tool One that won't bog you down. One that's concise but comprehensive. Doesn't depend on when the library is open. Gives you new angles and fresh background. It's The Christian Science Monitor an exciting daily newspaper. Your research tool in economics, government, all the arts, social science, home economics, international studies. And many other subjects. At less than 10C a copy on your special rate. And to help you research your own future, you'll receive with your subscription a copy of the popular Monitor reprint, "Careers for the 1980's." for M.J5 lot low month (Mon -Frl ), yM, ! want to receive an up lo today research tool The Christian Science Monitor. Payment enclosed DBill me later Name (Please phimi) STBflT City State Zip I am a full tune student laulty mfwUet at The Christian Science Monitor, Box 125, Astor Station Boston, MA 02123 0V For a complete . tobacco DrUgStOr prescriptions liquor supplies come to FENTON REXALL DOUG on the 1901 edge of campus "O" street 1 -JMftV tV"! . - r- "" Presenting... THE CELLAR a new place to buy great things : Ojewelry Oimports clothes handmade things 1144 N. 11th (look down) 432.9980 10-530 & thurs night I0W III PAPERBACK Groucho's controversial bestsellmg memoir... with 300 rare iMusircticns ScmpBdotip i.V'- I Scrapooon i r jt by Groucho Marx and Richard J. Anobile Movie buffs rejoice! Only $5.95 for this controversial, uncensored, beguil ing, and absolutely authentic story of the irrepressible Marx Bros. Told by the master himself, two of his broth ers, and those who knew and worked with the fabled four. 300 splendid illustrations and memorabilia. "Intelligent, savagely funny, cheer fully obscene, vindictive, unforgiv ing, unforgettmg, honest and totally frank. A classic." -Chicago Sun-Times A Darien House Book Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. At four campus bookitom page 14 daily nebraskan Wednesday, november 13, 1974
