Tuesday, November 15, 1933
Dally Nebraskan
Mortimer Adler, author, philosopher and
teacher, will lecture tonight at 7:30 in the Ne
braska Union to celebrate the 100th birthday of
Jose Ortega y G asset.
Adler'a lecture, "Ortega y Gasset: The Educator
of the Twentieth Century," will be followed by a
panel discussion. The lecture is free and open to
the public.
Adlcr currently b director of the Institute for
Philosophical Research; chairman of the Board of
Editors of Encyclopedia Dritannica; associate
editor of the Encyclopedia Britannica's "Great
Books of the Western World and editor in chief of
"Annals of America."
Ortega y Gasset is recognized as one of the
greatest humanists and philosophers of all time.
Born in Madrid, Spain in 1633, he was a distin
guished critic of art and literature, philosopher,
historian, essayist and sociologist
Some of his most important works in English
translation are "Meditations on QuJjote" (1014),
"The Spectator," (eight volumes between 1916
and 1034), "Spain Invertebrate," (1921), and "The
Subject of Our Times," (1923).
Adlei to lecture
on noted Iiemaniot
Foreign student savers
face Issue of survival'
By Steele Thomo :
The situation concern
ing foreign students who
had money in the closed
Commonwealth Savings
Company is uncertain this
week while the UNL Inter
national Educational
Studies Office assesses
the problem.
The bank was declared
insolvent Nov. 1 and was
taken over by the state
Department of Banking.
Dolores Dege, an in
ternational student ad
viser for IES said no ac
tion has been taken but
there is a committee
studying the problem.
Dege would not disclose
any other information
about the committee.
Dege said the IES office
has compiled a list of the
names of the students
who were depositors at
the bank and the amount
of money each student
had on deposit at Commonwealth.
x ctCi ucvituv, uucciur
of the IES office, said the
situation may be "an is
sue of survival, especially,
for students with fam
ilies." He said foreign stu
dents are not eligible to
receive any public assist
ance because the stu
dents must support
themselves to preserve
their visa status.
Mary Boschult, assist
ant administrator for the
Lancaster County Social
Services office, said that
although foreign stu
dents are not eligible for
public assistance, the
Social Services office is
sometimes able to match
foreign students with
someone in the commun
ity who is willing to help
the student
Levitov said he advises
foreign students to ask
special permission of the
Immigration Depart
ment to work off-campus.
Foreign students are
only allowed to work off
campus in emergency si
tuations caused by un
forseen circumstances,
he said.
Many of the students
may not be affected until
second semester when
tuition payments are due
and they don't have the
money, Levitov said. For
eign students are in vio
lation of their visa status
if they are not registered
for school and one con
sequence of that viola
tion could be deporta
tion. Deportation would
only occur after a depor
tation hearing and Lev
itov said that hopefully
an alternate remedy for
the situation could be
found before the hearing.
Soala Ariweriokuma,
president of the UNL In
ternational Students Or
ganization, said he
doesn't think deporta
tion is likely in this
situation. .
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