Tuesday, March 20, 1934
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 3
1 -FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE
U4
3
OUM3 SMNA
presented by
Ti)
Urn
1
T
r
rn
rrl
T
r
3
m
m
I
rn
r-N n
A j
music house, inc. x
I
r
fark DavisDaily Nebraskan
Jack Kay, UNL director of forcnslcs, with last year's trophy.
Speech team . . .
Continued from Page 1
Monday, all three UNL debate teams
continued to the final rounds of the
debate contest. Randy Denton "and
Edward Sisson, who entered into
CEDA, or value-oriented debate, pla
ced fifth.
The NDT, or policy style, team of
Mike Overing and Viki Vilhaur placed
third. And the second NDT team, Dan
Bloomingdale and Tom Plotts were
octo-finalists.
At the banquet Sunday, Stephanie
Sanford, a senior from Wichita State
University, Wichita, Ks., was named
student speaker of the year. Sanford
has competed in college-level forensics
for four years, Kay said. Her concen
tration has been in public speaking, he
said. .
The student speaker is chosen by a
committee of two faculty members
and three DSR-TKA officers, said
Shaun McGee, assistant director of
forensics at Wayne State University
and a member of the selection com
mittee. The decision is based on involve
ment and success in forensics compe
tition, scholastic record and commune
ity services which show that the stu
dent uses speech sldlb cutdie cf compet-.
ition, McGee said.
TITLE: A HAPPY SPRING BREAK STORY.
SETTING: Que Place Standard.
CEfJE 1: John St friends getting cars checked, at Que Place
before they leave for Spring Break vacation.
SCENE 2: Their cars are tuned and ready to go. They pull out
of the parking lot next to Bob's car, with its hood
up. .;
SCENE 3: John & friends say, "Hey, aren't you going to Padre
Island with us?!" Bob sadly replies, "As soon as I can
fix my car."
SCENE 4: John & friends arrive safely at Padre Island and send
postcard to Bob.
J . ' 3--. tr. !
lj- .tuv; i .-u- ilia..1 : j
- V
.
i PCEME 5: Postcard sent to Bob: WISH YOU WERE HERE!
John & friends came home with savage tans.
Bob should have gone to QUE PLACE STANDARD!
L
P Que Place Standard
) 17th & Que Streets '
Lincoln Nebraska 68508
j 402 475-8619
I
Ul
UJ
I
Ul
u.
i
UJ
i
I
UJ
UJ
the seminar will be an in-depth learning experience
for the working musician and sound person.
DATE: SUNDAY, MARCH 25
TIME: 2.-00 PM
PLACE: HITON - NECItASICA CALLROOM
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 476-6644
FREE FREE FREE-
FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE-1
Giimmar Ccciling Gourc3 Prcorcm
Uni'jcrciiy of r!hrccIia-Linco!n
Drjblon of Continuing Ctudico
Earn credit this summer without coming to campus -take
a Summer Reading Course!
1 . Attend the spring course orientation meetings during April 9-20
2. Discuss course selection with your advisor (some colleges place limitations on
summer reading hours).
3. Register: (Maximum of two courses)
Where: 255 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
33rd and Holdrege
When: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday, April 23-Friday, May 1 1
SPECIAL EVENING REGISTRATION:
Where: 255 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
When: April 26, 1984, from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Cost: Full payment of tuition is required at time of registration
Tuition is $38.50 per credit hour
4. Complete course requirements by the date established by the instructor
(before October 12, 1984)
The following courses are offered this summer:
Unless otherwise noted, regular PN registrations are possible.
COURSE
NO. SECTION TITLE
CR.
HR.
INSTRUCTOR
180x
EC
303x
307x
ENGLISH
205x
205x
205x
208Ax .
208Ax
211 Ax
215Ex
216Ax
230Ax
(831) Classical Mythology (3)
(831) Introduction to Money (3)
(831) Principles of
Insurance (3)
(831) Modern Fiction (3)
(832) Modern Fiction (3)
(833) . Modern Fiction (3)
(831) Science Fiction (3)
(831) Detective Fiction 1 (3)
(831), Plains Literature (3)
(831) Survey Women's (3)
Literature
(831) , Children's Literature (3)
(831) ' Shakespeare (3)
HUI'AN NUTRITION AND FOODSERVICE MANAGEMENT
453x J331) Cultural Aspects of (3)
Diet
455x (831) Nutrition Through The (3)
Life Cycle
MODERN LANGUAGES
283x (831)
POLITICAL SCIENCE
21 Ox (331)
398x
398x.
427x
(831)
(832)
(831)
Czech Literature in (3)
Translation
Introduction to
Public Administration . (3)
Women and Politics (3)
1984 Presidential (3)
Campaign and Election
American Presidency (3)
PSYCHOLOGY
301 x (8311
SOCIOLOGY
242x
Psychology and Law (3)
(831) Urban Sociology (3)
TEXTILES. CLOTHING. AND DESIGN
399x (831) Interior Needs of (3)
Elderly for Independent Living
412x (831) Socio-Psychological (3)
Aspects-of Interior Design
496x (831) Textiles Issues for (3)
. Interior Designers
Rinkevich
Hauswald
Rejda
King
Goebel
Abinader
Umland
Brackenhoff
Murphy
Lamm
Speck
Holland
Keis
Fox
Stromsik
Miewald
Welch
Comer
Gruhl
Morris
Siegman
Johnson
Williams
Laughlin
Courses offered under "Special Topics,"
Study" numbers.
'Directed Reading," or "Independent
Watch the Daily Nebraskan on April 5 and 6 for full page listing of the
Summer Reading Courses and the times and places for the April 9-20
spring meetings.
UNL is a nondiscriminary institution.
m
