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Daily Nebraskan
Thursday, April 29, 1932
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EXTRAVAGANZA
Pick From A Variety Of
Styles And A Rainbow Of Colors
Men's and Women's
Fashion Shorts
( A ) - - WOOLRICH. Sportstretch shorts.
Men's 1010, women's 1110. 62 polyester,
33 cotton, 5 Spondex. Zip front. Many
colors. Men's 30 to 38. Women's 6 to 16. . .
( B ) - - WRANGLER 5019. Jogging Shorts.
50 cotton, 50 polyester. Drawstring waist.
Rainbow of color choices. Sizes S, M, L and XL.
( C ) - - WOOLRICH 2054. Corduroy shorts,
88 cotton, 12 polyester. Zip front, three
pocket style, with elasticized back. Colors come
in bone or camel. Men's sizes 29 to 38,
women's from 5-6 to 13-14
( D ) - - BURKE 3161. Trendy Camouflage
shorts, 100 cotton. Button front, three
pocket. Comes in four color tones. Sizes 29 to 34.
( E ) - - ROYAL ROB6INS. Billy Goat shorts.
100 cotton,Elasticized sides. Front zip. Colors
- white,khaki,blue,navy and rose. Men's 28 to
40. Women's 8 to 16
( F ) - - DEE CEE 61500550. Fun fashion
twill shorts. Trouser style. Permanent press.
50 cotton,50 polyester. Zipper front. Pale
pastels,fashion brights. Unisex sizes 25 to 36.
$18.95
$6.95
Men's
$17.95
Women's
$15.95
$13.95
$17.95
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Center ready to score final tests
Finals week is the lime of
year when many tests arc
crammed into one short
period. For faculty mem
bers, the burden of grad
ing the exams is time con
suming. As a result, many
professors have students
mark their test answers on
computer sheets, so ihcy
may be scored by machine.
Delivee Wright is the di
rector of the UNL Teach
ing and Learning Center,
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where the tests are scored.
Wright said she does not
expect problems from the
large number of exams dur
ing finals week, as there
haven't been any problems
in past years.
"We're usually able to
handle that week fairly cf.
fectivcly," she said. "Our
staff gets estimates from the
faculty on how many tests
will need scoring and on
which days and times they
will be given."
The scoring machine can
grade as many as 500 tests
each hour, but extra nine
is needed to adjust the
machine for the correct
answers on each test,
according to Wright.
Often during finals week,
the teaching and learning
center staff members work
overtime to accommodate
the demand, she said.
"Occasionally, the center
has some problems with
machine breakdowns"
Wright said. "But during
finals week IBM responds
very quickly. They reali.c
the workload we are un
der." The center usually is able
to score tests in a reasonable
time, she said. However,
professors have the responsi
bility to assign a letter grade
and return exams to the students.
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