fri&y, cctcber 15, 1970
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A career guidance system to be introduced ccxt spring
fci ICO r2ot t Nebraska high schools will help students
choose an occupation.
The system, which was started in Iowa, is being
adopted for use in Nebraska, according to Elton
MesdezmaS, director cf the Nebraska Research Coordinate
13 Unit (RCU) for Vocational Education.
Events sort t&zccgfr cards Hating occupations accord
in to interests and cpallflcations. Tfcs system a!so
includes ta fcstititioa index tztiz s!l peat-secendary
institutions fa the state.
Ey gihz thrcs tha test several times and chanS a
option, such as preferring indoor cr outdoor work, the
individual receives another set of alternatives to consider,
EecaEse occupational titles do not discriminate by ae,
i!endenha!l said, the system can be used by anyone from
junior high students to adults cosssdering a career change.
He said he hopes the discrepancy between what hih
school seniors say they want to do and what they actually
accompliii wO be reduced with this system.
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R!endenhall said the svstem now is used in the Lincoln
Public. Schools, but only Iowa schools are listed fa the
index. ' ,
"It's all Iowa information. This biases it a little bit for
us. I don't think we want to recruit students for Iowa,"
UlendechaH said. -
The State Department of Education's vocational
education dividon is financing the Nebraska packages with
a $27,000 crant. .
Ncbraa hi-i school counselors are receptive to the
idea and several already have asked that their schools be
included fa the pilot set, lendenha!l said.
lie predicted packages would be distributed baaed on
a school's guidance system history and cooperation with
RCU.
- The rcramvstartcnafirstcrne,fim-serfebas3.
If the program works as it apparently has fa Iowa,
H!endenhaH said, then eventually all Nebraska schools wEl
be supplied with packages.
' lie added that the system has not operated anywhere
long enou? to evahie its results.
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"RHA (Residence HaH Association) Week and movies
start rolling Sunday.
Activities include: . :
Sunday-Free movies fa the SeHeck residence hall
multi-purpose room at 6:30 pssu; Two on a Gtdl&tmc,
Comedy of Terrors, and Omega M&l An ASUN presenta
tion fa Abel-Sandoz residence haEs at 6:30 pjn an
alcohol eiTects presentation at 6:30 pjn. fa Calher-Pound-Neihardt
ILHj, and a roller skating party at Holiday
Skating Center at 10 pan. Admission is $130.
Monday An informal discussion of alcohol with the
Lincoln Council on Alcoholism and Drugs fa the Abel
Sandoz residence halls at 6:30 p jn. and a coffee house in
the Cather-Pound-Neihardt residence halls snack bar from
8 to 11p.m.
Wednesday-An informal discussion cf alcohol at
6:30 pjn. fa Durr-Fedde residence halls ami a polka party
at 7 pjn. in Abel-Sandoz residence halls.
Thursday An informal discussion of alcohol effects at
6:30 pjn. in llarper-Schram-Smith residence halls,
"Casino Night" fa the Cather-Pound-Neihardt snack bar at
8 pjn. and free swimming in the Abel-Sandoz residence
halls pool from 7-10 pjn.
Friday Amateur night, featuring' residence hall
members fa the Harper-Schramm-Smith snack bar at 7
pjn. ' .
Saturday "All Nfght Movies' fa the Union Centennial
Room from 8 pjn. to 3 ajn. Films to be shown are
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, Room Service, It
Happened One Night, Breezy and cartoons.
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