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Pre-game conjecture engages Twin City alums prior to the Nebraska-Minnesota football game. Harriet Cob le Editor, NEBRASKA ALUMNUS George Bastion Secretary, Alumni Association Alum Association Relates NU News Across Nation In 50 cities throughout the country Alumni Associa- tion chapter meetings informed past and present students of the aims, problems and achievements of the University. Telling the University Story, the Association presented a newly collected film-slide library for use by Nebraska communities. Under the direction of the planning committee, the 1963-64 Nebraska Alumni College stressed the continuation of education. Prominent alumni mem- bers spoke at a College seminar on attracting business and industry for a better state and University. Retiring from the post of Alumni Association ' s honorary president, George Bastian assumed new duties as the executive secretary. Bastian promoted membership expansion, supervised office activities, and directed publication of the NEBRASKA ALUM- NUS. ALUMNUS Editor Harriet Coble helped keep 52,000 graduates posted on NU news. If
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Henry Cox Director of University Examination Services Jack McBride Director of University Television Norman Geske Director of Art Galleries Leslie Sheffield Foreign Student Adviser 28
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Staff Members Increase NU Foundation Projects To meet increased Foundation activities, the University of Nebraska Foundation expanded staff and facilities. Harry Haynie was installed as Presi- dent and Ed Hirsch as Director of Public Relations, a post not filled for the last five years. Working through the Builders organization and local television networks, the University of Nebraska Foundation initiated a publicity program. The cam- paign, directed primarily toward upperclassmen, informed students of the functions of the Foundation. Speakers, films, newspaper articles and information brochures were used in the promotion. Through the general scholarship committee, stu- dents received 175 loans and 551 scholarships. The Foundation also supported faculty members in travel related to University work. More than 20 instructors received distinguished professorship grants given to maintain high teaching standards. Herbert Potter Secretary Edward Hirsch Public Relations Director 30
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