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monday, november 24, 1975 daily nebraskan page 5 Crossword Puzzle Edited by WILL WENG Cowrtety of Naw York Times groupspeak Honorary awakens, acts Editor's note: This week's Grniinjmnlr is written by Ron Krause, president of Pi Sigma Alpha, an honorary society for po litical science students. By Ron Krause After spending a year in the slumber land of inactivity into which most honorary societies occasionally doze, Pi Sigma Alpha -the political science honorary-has thrown off the winter quilts and faced that cold morning floor of action. The alarm clock was set off largely by the enthusiasm and hard work of faculty advisers Bill Avery and Don Studlar. The members have risen to the occasion with renewed interest and participation. The society's first meeting this fall fea tured faculty member Ivan Volgyes's speech on American foreign policy in the 1960s and '70s. Nov. 13 Pi Sigma Alpha sponsored, in connection with Masters Week, an address by James W. Howe, senior fellow with the Overseas Develop ment Council. The next meeting, to be held in the Nebraska Union on Dec. 3, will be open to anyone interested in attending. Fol lowing a brief initiation ceremony, a panel will discuss career possibilities in areas re lated to political science. The panel will comprise representa tives of the placement office, graduate school, state government, the internship program, the NU Law School and the foreign service program. Pi Sigma Alpha was founded at the Uni versity of Texas in 1920 to foster "produc tive scholarship and intelligent interest in the subject of government." The society hasn't strayed too far from that original objective. Today there are more than 100 chapters of the honorary throughout the country; Tau chapter at the University of. Nebraska was chartered in 1931. As for the remainder of the 1975-76 school year, members of the society have demonstrated reluctance at crawling back under the quilts. A meeting projected for early March will feature a prominent Ne braska political figure. Also, because 1976 is an election year and Nebraska figures in the primary race, the prospects for gaining access to additional speakers-yes, even a couple of. "presidential hopefuls"-is excellent. Anyone who would like more informa tion on the Dec. 3 meeting, membership re quirements or any other facet of the honorary should contact our faculty ad viser Don Studlar, or one of our officers. Officers for 1975-76 include Annette Kovar, secretary-treasurer; Maxine Shoen rock, vice-president; and Doug Kristenson, program director. The Daily Nebraskan welcomes letters to the editor and guest opinions. Choices of material published will be based on timeliness and originality. Let ters must be accompanied by the writer's name, but may be published under a pen name if requested. Guest opinions should be typed, triple-spaced, on nonerasable paper. 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Lincoln, 1132 "O" Street-Tel. 432-7583 Gateway Mall Tel. 464-7416 ACROSS 1 Cowboy item S Orange (summer drink) If Abbreviation for hostesses 14 Strengthen, as muscles 15 Nerve networks If Sharif of the movies 17 German composer 13 Avoid 19 Spleen 29 Cockt&il-shaker item 21 "if rich man" 22 Philippine knives 23 Kings, queens, knights, e.g. 25 Some Westerns 28 Indoor sport area 27 Advice, in Cannes 23 Mont (isle off France) 32 Kind of news or iron 35 French river Si Root for pipes 37 Selfsame 33 Panhandle 39 What Proust indulged in 41 Israeli dance 42 " of Eden" 43 Preoccupy 41 Road to perfection 59 Kind of violet 51 Pepys's preoccupation 52 Deface 53 Word with work or mate 54 Indian language 55 Walrus's perch 5t U. S. Nobel physicist 57 Chekhov or Rubinstein 53 Preposition 59 Formerly, old style 89 Famous Chinese sisters 81 Manuscript notation DOWN 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Follower of Zcno Part of a house Hard-hesrtad Sports official. for short Ship personnel Virginian's signature Motorist's maneuver Word with kick or step 9 Own, in Scotland 19 Part of Capek's "R.UJt." 11 Express pleasure 12 Heroism 13 Wine-making equipment 21 Negative contraction 22 Prisoner's mean of release 24 Rational 23 Arrogant 27 Attention-getter 23 Kind of sister "Blessed the meek" la Douce" French company: Abbr. 32 Greeting-card contents 33 Curve 34 Indigo, for one 37 Immense 39 Sub 29 39 31 49 Risque1 41 Peter the (Crusader) 43 Unconventional 44 Teary dimness 45 Uncertain efforts 41 Western horse 47 Radioactive element 48 blanche 49 Cereal disease 51 Prefix for saur 54 Holds 55 Encore! Aftswza T3 rsivi9cJs rami He, i a ww a mr i f. 1 1 iilill Ei HP (ART V ALONG ft ,6 S .).. T J. C ? 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Blmsk Ae WwitSjw, Coffjshowsw, Comrt. Contamporary Art. Foreign Film Series. Hostessing, Human Potantkit. iaii & Jw, MooNal Unisgid Nationa. ffacord Landing Library. Taika & TepiiM, Vtawal Arta, WaipMrgiBnasht. n Uaian Program Council
