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

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i World leaders Students listen to the ideas and views of a featured speaker. Meet at KSC Ambassador James Riddleber- ger, a member of the Population Crisis Committee, opened KSC’s seventh annual World Affairs Con- ference with his speech at the first plenary session. Also speaking at a plenary ses- sion was Dr. LaMont C. Cole from Cornell University. Delegates to the conference rep- resented U.S. agencies and many foreign countries including Aus- tria, China, France, Germany, Great Britain, Israel, Japan. Ko- rea. Spain, USSR, and Vietnam.

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The Vietnamese representative visits with students at a luncheon. Cushing Coliseum is filled for the opening session of the conference. 28

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Cleanup and dish washing is as big a job as food preparation. ARA—Slaters Employs most The largest employer on cam- pus is the ARA-Slaters food ser- vice located in the Nebraskan. ARA employed 180 part time students, 58 full time students and six management personnel to serve 45,000 meals a week. ARA is the largest food service company in the worl d. They serve food at Cape Kennedy and the Mexico City Olympic games. Here at KSC, Dan Roth, man- ager. has been trying to work more variety into the menu by serving international dinners at least every six weeks. Also located in the Nebraskan is the official college book store, the Antelope. The Student Housing office and the Student Placement service are located on the east end of the first floor. The Antelope book store is long on advertising but a cheerful smile makes it easier to take. A 30