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Kovj university program' to examine
female health care, body awareness
To help university women know their bodies and how
they function, the University Women's Action Group
(UVVAG) is devthjing a women's health care progran,
said Liz Warner, a sophomore art major from Iincola and
acting UYAG chairperson. ,
' The program, which Warner said should be ready in
April, will be presented to UNL sororities and women's
residence hall floors. As an informal rap session, it will
cover vaginal health, body awareness and health prac
tices, nutrition, how drugs ailect the body and expecta
tions from gynecologies.
Warner said she hopes to have pamphlets on women's
health care to distribute at the rap sessions, and the
women's health care books, Our Bodies, Ourselves and
Getting Clear, to sell at a discount through the Women's
Resource Center.
She describes the program as a much needed project. .
Women's health programs now offered to university
women are limited, she soli.
Accounting honorary is hatehed
By Becky Lrugssn -
After two years of preparation, Beta Alpha Pd ac
counting honorary has become a reality at UNL, said
Richard Met calf, chapter adviser and professor of
accounting.
The honorary was chartered Feb. 28. Complying with
national rules, a Beta Alpha Td chapter cannot be formed
at a campus until an accounting club has been on the cam
pus for at least two years. The current UNL Abcounting
dub was formed in 1968.
The Accounting Club will not be abolished now that
the honorary has formed, Met calf said. Everyone in Beta
Alpha Psi is an Accounting Club member, but because of
the honorars requirement, not all Accounting Qub
members are Beta Alpha Psi members, he said.
Membership requirements in the honorary include a
Grady quits campaign
"There's no way in heaven or hell that I'd make it, so
I'm not going to run," said Fred Grady, a UNL political
science major from Broken Bow.
He filed for state senator in the 43rd legislative district
March 1, but closed his campaign Wednesday after four
other persons filed for the office.
"I ran under the assumption no one else was running,'
he said, "but now the field is really crowded."
Grady said three candidates, including incumbent Otho
Kime of Valentine, already have filed and said a good
friend of his, Broken Bow businessman, plans to file
later this week.
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Women can obtain information about their bodies only
from the University Health Center or the Health Aides,
she say , but "that isn't enough."
She added that it is surprising how little studrnts know
about sexuality and birth control.
According to Southeast Community College instructor
Nancy Font of Lincoln, who talked on self-help medicine
for women and other women's health issues at the Feb. 3,
WomenSpeak 76, projects of this type are needed evcry
. where. .
She said that some women who viit doctors for health
care often are treated rudely by doctors who believe the
problem is psychological.
She added that most doctors are overworked and some
times they must make quick decisions. . -
. "Women need to regain an interest and control of their
body," she said. "We should be able to take care of our
selves and each other rather than hand over (women's
health care) to someone who isn't concerned.
cumulative grade point average of 25 with a 3.0 in ac
counting, and students also must be in the upper 35 per
cent of their business class. A one time fee of $25, with
$12 going to the national headquarters and the remaining
amount used in the local chapter must be pail by tee stu
dent, Mstcalf said. -
Tike club has no grade point requirement and charges
$1 a semester membership dues.
Beta Alpha Psi was formed at UNL by Metcalf to pro
vide an organization for accounting majors that has a na
tional backing, he said. The chapter provides a way of
honoring accounting students, other than in the class
room. Students also practice their profession before gradua
tion by planning programs for at least half of the chapter's
required 12 annual meetings, Metcalf said, although in
vited speakers may present the other half.
Field trips and the tutoring of other UNL students are
among the honorary's activities, Metcalf said.
The UNL chapter is the country's 103rd Beta Alpha
Psi chapter, he said.
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The Fees Allocation Board
will meet today at 4 pjm. in
Nebraska Union 216.
I. Approval of minutes from
March 4 meeting.
Open Forum
Student Affairs Study of
student fees
Subcommittee Recom
mendations A. Block and Bridle
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D. Alumni Association
E. Horticulture Qub
F. UNL Crew
6. Women's Action Group
H. Graduate Student
Association
I. Geology Club
J. Phi Beta Lambda
K. Pi Sigma Alpha
L. Marketing
M. Semper Fidelis
N. Angel Flight
O. Student Veterans
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Three UNL students have received travel grants for
study at Japanese universities during the 1976-77 aca
demic year from Kawasaki Motors Corp. of Lincoln.
The students awarded the travel grants were: Kathleen
Wilson, a junior history major from North Ffatte; Lynn
Kahookek, a sophomore from Hastings majoring in an
thropology; and Fred Dub, a sophomore majoring in po
litical science from St. Edward.
Two alternates were designated by the selection com
mittee: Mark 1 Unman, a junior from Lincoln majoring in
political science and Justin Edridge, a sophomore in Uni
versity Studies program from Hutchinson, Kan.
A 1974 UNL gradate has received a $5jOCO fellowship
for graduate study in journalism, the UNL School of
Journalism has announced.
Timothy Anderson, publisher of the Seward County
Independent, will be awarded the Gilbert and .Martha
Hitchcock fellowship established in 1975, sail Neale
Copple, Journalism School director.
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Thursday: Considerable
cloudiness with highs in the
upper 40s to around 53.
Thursday
8 a jn. School of Bask
Banking-Nebraska Center for
Continuing Education (NCCE),
33 rd and Holdrege streets.
8 a jn. Japanese Agricultur
al Trainina Proaram NCCE.
- 8:30 ajm.-Dairy Fiefdmen's
Conference NCCE.
8:30 ajm.-Student Affairs
Staff-Nebraska Union 216.
9 an. Steinhart Sym
posium on Consumer Behavior
in the Health Marketplace
Union 242-243.
9 a jm. American Public
VSorks Association Course on
Inspectors' Duties and
Records NCCE.
9 a jn. Teacher Placement
Interview Fair (through 4 pjnj
Union Ballroom.
11:30 ajn. Presdtent's
Office Luncheon Union 203.
12:15 pjm. Nebraska
Center for Health Education
Luncheon Union Pewter
Room.
1 pjm. Lincoln Computing
Facility Conference NCCE.
2 pjm. Health Education
Staff-Union 343.
4 pjn.-Fees Allocation
Board-Union 216.
5:30 pjm. Council on
Student Life Housing Policy
Committee-Union Pewter
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5:30 pjm.-Council of
American 'Indian Students
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Union 232.
6 pjm.-Volunteer Bureau
Income Tax Assistance Union
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6:15 pjm.-Red Cross
Union 337.
6:33 pjm. Trivia Bowl
Union Main Lounst.
7 pjm.-Graphic Design Con
ference NCCE.
7 pjm. Dollars and Sense
Conference on Taxes NCCE.
7 pjm. Relax and Enjoy It
Conference; Relaxation
Techniques NCCE.
7 pjm. Council on Student
Ufa Union Pewter Room.
7 pjm. ASUfi Environ
mental Task Force Union 243.
7 pjn.-UTiL Chess Club
Union Harvest Room A.
7 pjm. Free University; -"Chess
Union Harvest Room
B. .:
7 pjm. Free University; i?
"Weight Control" Union
Auditorium.
7 pjm. Union Program
Council Concert Committee
Union North Conference Room. ;
7 pjm. Eta Sigma Gamma
Union 22.
. 7:33 pjm. Publication
Board Union 203.
7:30 pjm. Free University;
"Bridge Union Harvest Room
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7:30 pjm. Bahai Associa
tionUnion South Conference
Room.
7:30 pjm. Math Counselors
Union 225 B-C
8 pjm. Collegiate Band
Concert-Kim ball Recital Hall.
1 1th and R streets.
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