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Friday, April 13, 1934 Women's Week . Daily Ncbraskan Pago 7 Continued from Pa3 1 Mor.dr.y, April 10 Art display Monday through Friday by UPC Visual Arts Committee and Dear Madamcs Art Group in the Nebraska Union main lounge. Workshop: "A Revolving Door by Any Other Name . . . Tenure and Promotion of Women Faculty" by the UNL Women's Studies Program in the Nebraska Union from 10:30 am. to 11:30 am. Workshop: "Women and Physical Disabilities" by Mary Jo Deegan, UNL women's studies and depart ment ofsocioloy in the Nebraska Union from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Open house and reception for the women's studies faculty in the Women's Resource Center, Rm. 1 17 in the union, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. . Program: "A Feminist Perspective on Pornography: The Minneapolis Civil Rights Approach" by Jeanne Barkcy and Theresa Stanton in the union Rostrum from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, April 17 Workshop: "Up From Victimization: Recovery of Women who Have Been Victims of Violence" by Beth Meyer and Margie Rine from the Lincoln Rape Spouse Abuse Center in the union from 10:30 to 11:30 am. Wednesday, April 18 Workshop: "From Victim to Survivor. Incest Sup port Groups for Adult Women" by Sari Dworkin from the UNL educational psychology department in the union from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, April 19 Workshop: "Mentoring and the 'Old Girl Network " by Barbara Kerr from the UNL educational psychol ogy department in the union from 10 am. to 1 1 am. Workshop: "Women and Weight Training" by Judy Henderson from the Women's Resource Center in , the union from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 20 Program: "Women Sharing: A Benefit for the Women's Emergency Assistance Fund" by the Women's Emergency Assistance Fund at the Unitar ian Church, 6300 A St., from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, April 21 Program: "Just Remember My Name," a play about racism and feminism by the Just Remember My Name Troupe, Minneapolis, Minn., in the union Cen tennial Room at 8 p.m. iuJnlynnhrTff3i Vt M w Once you try it youTl be back again Kebob (Gyro) Sandwiches. Dinners. and Desserts (Buklava) 2Pnn C on a!l sandwiches LJ ' I V ' I (with purchase of I wtl i-a L U medium drink) And get a T. SALAD with it for ONLY 33 cents TAKE OUTS WELCOME 477-2333 OPEN: Sun.-Thur 10:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Fri.-Sat. 10:30 A.M.-1:00 A.M. oquc . v This coupon good at 816 P St. location only m , V , I 816 P Street Haymarket Square E-Week activiies conclude; comvetition winners named By Jira Berrymaii More than 220 UNL engineering stu dents participated in a variety of com petitions in El-Week's open house, the last event of the week, said the event chairman. Bruce Elliott said that despite the week's rainy weather, this year's E Week was a success. "The weather hurt us," Elliott said. "We had a softball tournament planned, but it got rained out." Elliott said the planned pig roast was also not attended as well as he had expected because of the weather. "But overall, the week ran real smooth and was very successful," he said. The open house was at the Nebraska . Engineering Center Saturday and fea tured eight categories of competition, Elliott said. In the agricultural engi neering category, Susan de Shazer, Jim de Shazer and George Meyer won first place for their project entitled The Determination of Absorption and Re flection of Light from Paint." In the chemical engineering cate gory, Gregory A. Chapman won first place for his project entitled "Solar Distillation of EthanoL" In the civil engineering category, Karen Coen and Hoa Dang were win ners for their project "Hydrology Peak Flows and Flood Plain Management." In the computer science division, Randall A. Netherda was the winner for "Chatterbug: A Portable Speech Synthesizer for the Orally Handicap ped." In the construction management division, Andrew R. Bailey was the winner with "Critical Path Scheduling for Construction." In the electrical engineering cate gory, Tammy Meedel, Bonnie Presnell and Mark Bauer were the first place team for their project "Force Distribu tion of the Human Foot." In mdustrial engineering, Dave Clop ton, Gary Gross and Paula Obert took first place for their project, "Robotics." In the mechanical engineering div ision, Bruce Burnside, Scott Hanson, Ron Schmitt and Terry Stormberg were the combined first place winners for their project "UNL-Sponsored 'High Mileage Car.' " Each category winner was then judg ed in overall competition, Elliott said, with the mechanical engineering pro ject finishing first, the chemical engi neering project second and the elec trical engineering project third. Another of the week's highlights, Elliott said, was the Road Rally. In the rally, participants were given a city map of Lincoln and followed instruc tions that took them all over Lincoln and Lancaster County. The winners, Brian Denning and Phil Cortum, were picked according to the fastest time and the least amount of gas used. i ( ') in i.ii Corrections Paul Robert Gregory, Jr., a senior cover charge for Bad Comedy Night at chemistry major, was inadvertently Patoot's Saloon was incorrectly listed omitted from the list of chancellor's in Thursday's Daily Nebraskan. The scholars in Wednesday's Daily Neb- cover charge for the weekly event is $ 1 . raskan. Due to a typographical error, the Malone center... There is so much improvement, Umoren said, that he has never seen anyone mugged at the center or even seen any windows broken by vandals. He's not sure how Malone got a "bad reputation," but Umoren said he hopes enough people. ...will attend "Music Festival '84" so misconceptions can be cleared away. 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