monday, november 24, 1975
daily nebraskan
page 5
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Edited by WILL WENG
Cowrtety of Naw York Times
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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.
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hostesses
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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
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23 Mont (isle
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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
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51 Pepys's
preoccupation
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53 Word with work
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55 Walrus's perch
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1 1 1 L I Mil t I II
INTERVIEWS
for 1976 UPC
Sat., December 6
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Union
(check daily schedule
for room number)
OPENINGS
111 Mffcf
All chairpeople, three members-aMarge
and UPC secretary.
Pick up application forms and sign
up for a 1 5- minute interview in
Union 115.
AO applications due by noon,
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WwitSjw, Coffjshowsw, Comrt. Contamporary Art.
Foreign Film Series. Hostessing, Human Potantkit. iaii &
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