University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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- Learning to operato a business machine is an example of the training students receive in office machines class. This is only one of the many courses offered by the well-equipped business department. One more phase of freshman orientation includes a dis- cussion of the college library facilities, rules and pro- cedures. This informational lecture is made possible through the cooperation of the librarians and the English depart- ment. The college print shop is responsible for printing the Antelope, college bulletins and office supplies. Students of the advanced printing class are using the off-set press and platen presses.

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These girls have taken a moment out tor re- laxation from their busy schedule of homo management. The new potter's wheel in the ceramics class arouses Interest for many unusual experiments as well as skillful arts. in this day of emphasis on science, NSC students study chem- istry, physics and math. Student lab assistent? are mixing un- known solutions to challenge the knowledge and technique of the students of qualitative analysis. One of the most important phases of college life is found in the classroom Classroom activities offer actual experiences in different fields of study. At NSC, the students who wish experience in their fields of endeavor have an opportunity to obtain skill with their learning. Classroom activities do not limit the student who wishes to extend his skill beyond the planned program. The labs, field trips, spe- cial speakers, and student projects provide an opportunity for further study.

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Dean Casay welcomes the men reiidonti of Weif Hall during tho first dorm meet- ing of the year. Dormitories on the NSC cam- pus are the homes for 404 women and 270 men students during the regular school year. All of the dorms are built and paid by revenue bonds which are paid off by rentals. N.S.C. dorms are modern and spacious for comfortable living