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

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Females earn top positions of vice presi ■ dent and dean. Author and Fulbright scholar carries Kearney byline, pp. 40- 41 Foundations Age-old subjects of philosophy, Russian and Japanese become recent additions, pp. 42-43 Widening our perspective 44 Learning expands beyond classroom walls on department trips to other places and countries pp. 44-45 46 ROTC surges on While other units are being disbanded, KSC’s shows sizable growth and re- ceives national attention, pp. 46-49 Here's looking at you, KSC 62 Guests from foreign countries hold up their mirror to KSC students and campus life. pp. 62-63 Notes to home 64 Julie Beckman and Sarah Spain, on ex- change to Saporro University, share their adventures, pp. 64-65 Student in transit-ion KSC students call other campuses tem- porary homes while on the National Stu- dent Exchange Program, pp. 66-67 Doin' double duty 68 Life after class means more than home- work for an unusually high number of KSC students. Jobs range from lab work to bartending, pp. 68-71 Why already busy students volunteer time and talents to the community and election campaign, pp. 72-73 New horizons 50 Aadins majors In aviation and tourism and travel offers new career possibili- ties pp. 50-51 Coming together 74 Campus Christian Ministry provides fel- lowship for many. pp. 74-75 Out of the kitchen 52 To prepare women of the 80s, home ec changes its emphasis and name to Family and Consumer Sciences pp 52-53 Up close and personal 76 Why and how students among the 9,200 mass make their own statement through current fads. pp. 76-77 Star-Tech Take over of new technology has stu- dents anxious to learn by using a new sa- tellite and computers, pp. 54-55 56 Fast re-wind Students recall Kennedy assassination and a Vietnamese relives his escape to freedom, pp. 56-57 Famous faces 58 A wide variety of guest to campus en- tertain and educate, pp. 58-59 78 Joining for here, then Students find activities have immediate impact and develop skills and resumes for the future, pp- 78-81 Who we were 82 Department and educational groups pp. 82-83 Governing bodies pp. 84-85 Honor societies, honoraries pp. 86-87 Activity and service groups pp. 88-89 Greeks pp. 90-93 Where we were Index pp. 94-96 60 TV spuds explores students' tv habits and the im- pact of the video on the couch potato. pp. 60-61 Now on microfilm Students speak out of topics that made the major headlines in 1988-89 inside back cover BLUE Managing Editor Angle Steffen Copy Editor Pam Wood Assistant Copy Editor Carol Do err Julie Wenmnghoff Design Editor Molly Maguire Photo Editor Michelle Thompson Assistant Photo Editor Patti Podrara Marketing Director Pam Kenkel Graphic Editor Emily Nohr Staff Writers Angee Cox Terry Douglas Pat FoskeT Brian Gnuse Jennifer Hoff Larry Magrath Charles McGraw Diane Moravec Lisa Reese Jimmy Seepe John Shultz Photographers Bnan Gnuse Kris Harlan Ken Kruse Linda Major Kevin Methc Barb Wellman Marketing Team Shelley Bogseth Shelley Jansky Kelley Leise Kathy lowenberg Charles McGraw Amy Monke Jill Parker Michelle Sizer Pat Tourek Stephanie Walker Adviser Bobble McKenzie Underwritten in part by 5tudent Activity Fees as allocated by KSC Student Senate