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Wednesday, november 11, 193 1 page 6 daily nebraskan OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 4t Copies Complete Thesis Service Binding Whiie-U-Wait self-service copiers "No Coins Needed" All Copies 4c Downtown - 330 No. 13 - 475-2679 East - 800 No. 48 - 466-8159 Female lawyer says women don't open own law offices .. !t 4llf. .L ...IJ.'i I .. By Joe Kreizinger Pressure and criticism from co-workers, judges and the general public in accepting women in today's law field may at times be trying, said Lincoln attorney Jackie Bailey. Bailey's lecture, "Women in Law " was presented Tuesday as part of the "omcn in Perspective" series sponsored by the Stu dent YWCA, the Women's Resource Center and the University Program Council. Bailey said that although the stereotypi cal pressures still exist toward women, they are being lessened. She noted that nearly one-third of her classmates at the UNL Law College were women. "1 thought 1 would be the only woman there," Bailey said. "It was wonderfully in spiring to see all the others in the same position. There is strength in these numbers." Bailey said few women today open their own practices. She said the general public's misconception is that women were well suited for government jobs but not opening their own firms. "Women today need to practice con sciousness raising among themselves," Railev said. "We shouldn't have we are better than anyone else, man or wo man." Bailey said a client should hire an attorney who is experienced in the type of case involved, whether the attorney is male or female. She said judges will not give "extra points" or make detractions from a case because of the representing attorney's sex. According to Bailey, a law student's best qualifications are the abilities to "read, comprehend and write." "Students with a good background in English may sometimes have the edge," she said. She also said outside activities and extra curricular functions are important to the future of prospective law students, especially if a student's entrance exam was' on the borderline of failure. Talking with accomplished attorneys can also be beneficial to the law student, Bailey said. "You can ask them how they have made it to where they are now, and get suggest ions," she said. "People in the law pro fession need constant encouragement to cope with daily pressures." A GIVE WARMTH WITH CALIFORNIA SUNSHINE. The Greatest Gift Ever! Buy California Land For Only (tin nntH w I What an opportunity to make that investment of a lifetime. And you thought you could't afford it. Well, thanks to Golden Sunrise you can. 1 square foot, or more. "Enough Land To Stand On!" Share the thought of the desert sun and California fun. The perfect gift for yourself or someone special. 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I would like certificates of ownership for J 10 0 0 each, plus $1.50 for postage and handling. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. TOT. No. Certificates at $ 1 0 each J 1.50 POSTHAND each -total Amount Enclosed Paul Volcker to speak today in third of Faulkner lectures The chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Paul A. Volcker, will deliver the third EJ. Faulkner Lecture at UNL at 10:30 a.m. today in the Nebraska Union. The lecture is open to the public. "Volcker is the third of a number of distinguis .d figures in the fields of business and economics we will bring to UNL to present E. J. Faulkner Lectures," said UNL College of Business Admnistration Dean Gary Schwendiman. Volcker has had a distinguished career in economics and monetary affairs. He has been director of financial analysis, United States Treasury; deputy undersecretary of the Treasury for monetary affairs; president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York; and vice chairman of the Federal Open Market Committee. During Volcker's appointment as undersecretary, he was the principal United States negotiator in the devel opment and installation of a new international monetary system from the fixed exchange rate system installed after World War II. UNION SQUARE UP-DATE ill c 111 1 iff X 1 s X X. x W ? 4 i Y i A - v f . &-X SX XN X N 0 x 1 V, O Vx X 5 x. v A V t . K x X , Xx x , I V A -.XX X v X A X- x j I x; A I x, ft "i i ",0 1 X ' I J 4 Sum, 4 C . q".,nw'nnniiilwt ' - W vx I - .ix.-.iufc.v?.- K . . ' ""WWJW, 1 v X Workers are putting down the tile, putting up the lights, and in stalling the paneling in anticipation of Union Square's big opening January 6. Watch this space every week for further developments on Union Square. .... " v . J nebraska unions independent study Because classes conflict, work can intrude, and somedays you just can't be where you'd like to be. Earn University of Nebraska-Lincoln credit studying in your place at your pace. For information, visit the UNL division of Continuing Studies Inde: wiuii lull in ? Ill VI I ' - y invv- pendent Study Department room 269 Mraska Center for fWimiinn Ed UCation 33rd and HolrirP. Take the shuttle bus from city campus. Or call 472-1926. Cuupus lh UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admissions 0' employment programs and abides by all federal regu- ..u.i pertaining to same.
