Friday, April 1, 1933
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, Staff photo by John Zoz
Janelle Leger, left, daughter of Dan and Jacqueline Leger, and Kelsy Peterson,
daughter of Mel and Mary Peterson, were two children of students and faculty
that participated in children's day at UNL Thursday.
(Gioesf speakers indent Ihioinioirs
planned for ScDomalsnn) Week
An executive of USA Today, the
nation's only national newspaper, and
several other distinguished journalists will
visit the UNL School of Journalism during
Journalism Week, Wednesday through
Friday.
Peter S. Prichard, deputy editorial
director of USA Today , will speak about
the national publication Wednesday at
8 pjn. in the Nebraska Union Centennial
Room. Prichard is second in command of
USA Today's opinion and inquiry pages.
He also has been assistant to Allen
Neuharth, chairman of the board and
president of Gannett Co., Inc.
The idea for J-Week came from the
school's Student Advisory Council, Neale
Copple, dean of the School of Journalism,
said.
"The students, headed by Carla Cover,
and advised by Associate Dean Wilma
Crumley, both planned the program and
helped pick the speakers," Copple said.
"They insisted that one full day be devoted
to honoring students."
Friday will be devoted to students and
families, Copple said. Tours of the school
will begin at 8 a.m. and end at 9 30 a jn.
New members of the national journalism
honorary, Kappa Tau Alpha, will be
announced at a noon luncheon.
The school's honor convocation will be
in the Centennial Room at 2:30 pjn.
The J-Week program also will include
visits to the school by distinguished
journalists including: Gary Grahnquist,
vice president and advertising director for
Neiman-Marcus; Frank Scott, director of
programs for the Voice of America; George
Miller, a Nebraska publisher; and Michael
Stricklin, former UNL journalism professor
and now assistant managing editor of
the Fort Worth Star -Telegram. These
professionals will visit classes during the
week.
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ENGINEERS TURNING IDEAS INTO REALITY
Presented by College of Engineering and Technology-UN L
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Public Convocation by:
Dr. Stephen Kahne
Technological Illiteracy For
The Masses: The American Way
Professor of Systems Engineering
At Case Institute of Technology
At Nebraska Union, City Campus
E-Week Banquet Speaker:
L. W. Lehr
Chairman of the Board and
Chief Executive Officer of
3M Company
At Nebraska Center
33rd and Holdrege, East Campus
Public Convocation
Open House
FRIDAY
Nebraska Union City Campus 1 :30 p.m.
NEC (Nebraska Engineering Center)
2:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m.
City Union 2:30 p.m.
Mousetrap Race
All Events Free and Open to the Public
Open House
Banquet
SATURDAY
NEC 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Nebraska Center Omaha Room
7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased by calling 472-3181 or 472-8546
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AT LINCON CENTER
- PARK & SHOP LOTS
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at
St. Paul United
Methodist Church
12th and M Street Downtown
5 blocks south of campus
CHURCH SCHOOL at 9:30 a.m.
FAMILY LEARNING CENTER in the Dining Room
WORSHIP at 9:30 and 1 1 :00 a.m.
Televised live over KOLNKGIN-101 1 a.m.
Special music by the Chancel Choir
"WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE RESURRECTION?"
Dr. Rex C. Bevins, preaching
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FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
From Kansas City
ECELLY E-3UNT
TG-3E C(INET!C
Great Rock n' Roll from Kansas City's Hottest Pop Band
9-1:00 $3.00
Special Guests:
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