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Today is the deadline for
returning registration forms
and the $8.50 fee for the
annual fall workshop,
sponsored by the student
member section of the
American Home Economics
Association.
For more information,
call 466-9946.
The Neighborhood
Council will meet today at
Malone Center, 2030 T. St.
Police Chief George Hansen
will be guest speaker.
Northwestern Bell repre
sentative will speak to
minority students at an
open-door career oppor
tunities session at noon in
Nebraska Union 232. All
minority, low income and
female students are invited.
Consult the Whole NU
Catalog for registration aid.
They are available in the
Daily Nebraskan racks in
the Nebraska Union and the
East Campus Student
Activities Bldg.
A question and answer
session is scheduled for
today in the Nebraska
Union at 5:30 pjn. in the
Pewter Room. The event,
sponsored by the Housing
Policy committee, is open
to the public.
The UNL College Repub
licans annual kegger is sche
duled for tonight at 7:30
pjn. at the Country Club
Village Club House, 27th
St. and Woods Blvd. A $1
donation at the door or
membership purchase is
required.
Kappa Delta and Sigma
Nu All University Fund pie
eating contest will be
Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union Centennial
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Our Speaker Comparator
The only fair way you can compare speakers is if
certain criteria are met, namely that the speakers be
compared at exactly the same volumes and that the
switching be done instantaneously.
The differences between speakers could be heard
speaker efficiency. This simply means that given the
same amount of power, different speakers will play at
different volume levels.
When you try tocompare
two speakers, one
will play louder,
and the louder
speaker will
usually sound
like the better
loud speaker,
whether or not
it really is. All
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important performance differences; such as range,
distortion and tonal balance will be obscured.
To enable you to make such comparisons we have
installed a new speaker comparator in our audio
room. This in no way alters the sound quality of the
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speakers of varying efficiencies at the same volume
level. Our comparisons are instantaneous because
even a one or two second delay in switching would be
sufficient to cause you to forget what the first pair
sounded like before you heard the second pair. Only
with this kind of comparison can you hear and
evaluate all the performance characteristics of the
speakers you are considering. On the basis of this
concrete information you can then make a rational
choice.
We think this type of demonstration device will
give you the tools you need to be a participant rather
,tnan an observer in the selection process of your
speakers.
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fraternity may have one
contestant. Prizes will h
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eaten ana most
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money
The Association for
Childhood Education will
meet Friday at 6:30 p.m. at
Park Elementary School. AH
members and interested
persons may attend the
Halloween party.
Campus Police's business
office will close at 1 pjn.
Friday because of minor
. construction, according to
John Duve, parking and
traffic coordinator.
The early closing wiH not
affect regular police
activities and the business
office will reopen with
regular hours at 7:30 a.m.
Monday, he said.
Lincoln Labor Coop
needs volunteers to help
winterize homes of low
income individuals Nov. 1
from 8 a.m. to 4 pjn.
Transportation and lunch
will be provided. Call 475
0984. A Halloween costume
party sponsored by the
Chinese Student Association
is scheduled for Saturday,
from 7 pjn. to midnight.
Chinese Student Association
members and their friends
are welcome. Admission is
free.
Alpha Tau Alpha will,
sponsor a field trip to the
new pork processing plant
In Crete. The group will
leave Saturday at 8 a.m.
from Ag-HaU on East
Campus. Scheduled return is
noon. All university
students are invited.
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