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According to athletic dept. records, the gymnastics team
has an overall record of 4-3 and a Big 8 Conference record
of 33, and finished second in the conference meet.
Two women's sports teams qualified for national
competition last year, said Jay Davis, women sports infor
mation director. This is quite an achievement, she said, be
cause, to qualify, a team must place first or second in
regional competition. This region is the largest in the
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, she
said. The varsity volleyball team ended the season with a
67-16 record, and the cross country team had three
runners qualify for national competition.
V Marlboro regulars are the best selling item at the Nebraska-
Union north desk, according to Debbie Vail, cash
ier. "Students usually buy two packs of cigarettes at one
time, but they usually come back, like three times a day."
Snickers is the best selling candy bar and Doublemint is
the best selling chewing gum at the desk, she said.
Penthouse, Playboy and'Cosmopolitan magazines are
.the best selling items at the south desk, according to
Kathy Brooks, cashier. "Students wanting to read news
buy the Omaha World-Herald, while those wishing to read
the want ads buy the Lincoln papers," she said.
20 Happy Birthday Wanda June, written by Kurt
Vonnegut was the best-attended and most money-making
production ever performed at Howell Theatre last year,
according to theatre records. The production ran for eight
days last year.
21 Engineering and accounting majors are getting the
most offers for jobs according to Don Sutton, Assistant
Placement Director. Sutton said that nationally the
number of job offers for students with bachelor degrees
has declined 37 per cent. He added that many students
with liberal arts degrees who are going to graduate school
are taking business courses. "Have patience and persist-
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they want in their field of study are those who are willing
to start out low and work their way up, he added.
22 The classes with the highest enrollment in the
English Dept. are Modern Novel and Shakespeare classes,
according to English Dept. Chairman John Robinson. Al
though enrollment is limited to 25 students in each class,
Robinson said, each semester the department has to add
sections for these classes. Robinson added that each of the
80 other English classes offered every semester fill up.
Student consumers seem to have a
keen taste for Snicker candy bars
and Doublement chewing gum, a
sharp eye for Cosmopolitan 1
Penthouse and Playboy magazines
Others have a strong urge for
Marlboro cigarettes to the tune of
two packs at a time three times a
day.
23 Art History classes claim the largest enrollment in
the Art Dept., chairman Dan Howard said. He said that
these are not necessarily the most popular classes, how
ever, since the courses are required for many students.
24 The History and Philosophy of Education, an educa
tion major's requirement for certification, has the highest
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Probably the most popular course, Joekel said, is
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of the four sections is limited to 50 people. In this course
students learn to develop "people skills," such as com'
municating and working with people, she said.
25 Almost 1,200 students are enrolled in Elementary
Psychology 170 last semester, according to Richard
Dienstbier, Psychology Dept. chairman. Although this
class has the highest enrollment in the department,
Dienstbier said he thinks Elementary Psychology 171 is
the most popular and best course offered. Psychology
171, through the use of hand-outs, optional lectures and
tests graded by students, is an introduction to area soci
ology and developmental human psychology, Dienstbier
said.
26 General Biology 101, which had 1,878 students en
rolled in it last year, has the highest enrollment among life
sciences department courses, dept. chairman Russel
Meints said. Meints said he would not comment on which
course is most in demand though. "Life sciences as a
whole is a popular department," he said.
27 Introduction to Family Living 160 has the highest
enrollment in the Home Economics College, according to
Home Economics Associate Dean John Woodward. Wood
ward said this course, which had 328 students in it last
semester, is an overview of human development and
covers the stages of the life cycle. However, the course
that attracts students from several colleges and is probably
most popular is Marriage and Family Living 380.
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