The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, June 09, 1975, Page page 3, Image 3
Agriculture campus chief sought Nominations are being sought for 1 a new Vice-Chancellor for Agriculture and Natural resources at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. 1 r Roy G. Arnold is chairman of the search committee recently appointed by Chancellor James Zumberge. Arnold said the committee is seeking names of potential candidates with a Sept. 1 deadline for receipt of nominations. The Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources was established, by action of the Nebraska Legislature in 1972. The first person named to the vice-chancellor position was Duane Acker. Acker has been named president of Kansas State University. The vics-chancellor reports directly to Chancellor Zumberge and is responsib'e for the budget, management and administrat'on of all components. of the Institute ; These include, the Cooperative Extension Service, Experiment Stations, College of Agriculture, Conservation and Survey Division, Nebraska Water Resources- Research ' Institute and the School of Technical Agriculture at Curtis. Members of the search committee, besides Arnold who is chairman of the UN-L Department of Food Science and Technology, include Larry Bitne.y, professor of agricultural economics; David P. McGill assistant to the Vic? Chancellor for Agriculture and Natural Resources; James E. Novotny, Dodge County Extension Agent and Patricia J. Sailor, associate dean of the College of Home Economics. Other . members are Lloyd Young, Southeast District Extension director, Dwano Zimmerman, professor of animal science; Ronald R. Ross, undergraduate student in agriculture, Dennis ; Lamm animal science graduate student; Kenneth Bader, vice chancellor for Student Affairs and three representatives of the agricultural industry: Paul Eveland of Ames, Wes Hansen of North Platte, and John Kiosterman of David City. Written nominations should be forwarded to Arnold, Room 116 H.C. Filley Hall, UN-L, Lincoln, Nebraska 68503. The committee will accept for preliminary screening any nomination that includes a brief biographical sketch of the nominee with his or her current address, education and administrative experience. ooooooooooooobooooooooooooooooo Student journalists produce report "Alcohol is magic. It can make you masculine, beautiful and sexy. It can make you glib and clever. It helps you get the girl. What's more, it proves you're an adult. "Or so many people believe." . That excerpt from the 11th depth report published by the UN-L School of Journalism, entitled Broken by the Bottle A report on Alcohol and its effects, introduces the subject of the 55 pg. report -alcohol. And alcoholism. PictJres and stories for the 1975 depth report were written and edited by students in depth reporting, creative editing and photo-journalism classes. For their stories, many students trailed to cities outside the midwest, including Washington D.C., Minneapolis, Chicago, and Rockville, Md, the Depth Report was Business conference The 15th annual summer conference on business education will be held Friday, June 13. at the Nebraska Union on the UN-L campus. This is a service of the Department of Business Education at NU for all business teachers in Nebraska. Registration for the conference will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the program beginning at 9 a.m. There is nonregistration fee, andxall business educators are made possible through a $9,000 grant provided by the Nebraska Division on Alcoholism. All decisions about content and treatment of the topic were made by students and teachers at the School o' Journalism. Copies f the :eport may be obtained at the journalism school and at the Nebraska Division on Alcoholism. 8 V 8 n o 0000000000000000000000000000000 CENTER ! ERST WEST lap E X ALWAYS THE BEST II LIVE ETERTAI!i:.1E(Tj 5:00-0:00 P.M. i rioED a FRECCU FRIES AC1A A1IV R3 mm KIT ! BOOGIE ! DAtiGE D006IE ! HUSTLE DAIIGE DER TO J. MARSHALL flNDTHECRABS roo boor change . TUBS. WEE). g EElni3 ALL HY LTOG STUART 2 FERS ALL NIGHT f.!OII. TOES. WED. 00000600000000000000000000000000000000000 Ul u 0 1 1 VssIb TV A o, o1 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o g Willi Boo!s:& Fun Things o o I j r si iS-l 1 : 1 i 1 1 9 1 1 o ,vU u c 111 . jusi lor YOU! o o o o o o o O o o o o o o o o o o o 3 o Ul 8 Br, tamps7 10UH OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO summer nbraskan ' ' ' mm sleeps We heve an excellent stock of GOLD-U.S. $1, $250, $3, $5, $10, $20, and many foreign Items. Plus 1975 Red Book and coin bcards-ttill just 39 centsl DaQ3 3