Tuesday, October 30, 1984
Daily Nebraskan
Shorts
The deadline for scholarships and
financial aid applications for
second semester at UNL is Wed
nesday. More than $80,000 is avail
able for students who qualify.
Students must come to the
Financial Aids Office, Adminis
tration Building 113, to apply.
Priority will be based on grades
and class ranking as of June 1984.
An agriculture land evaluation
debate will be today at 7:30 p.m.
in the Nebraska East Union Great
Plains Room.
Jack Kay, of the UNL depart
ment of speech communications,
will serve as moderator.
"An Evening of Country Ele
gance" will be the setting for a
benefit dance for the Cornhusker
Division of the March of Dimes.
The dance will be Friday at 7:30
p.m. in the Hilton Hotel Ballroom.
The Whiskey River Boys will pro
vide the music. Tickets are $2.50
in advance, $3 at the door. For
more information, call the March
of Dimes office at 476-01 1 7.
An information session for
students interested in becoming
New Student Orientation hosts
will be today at 7 p.m. in Harper
Hall.
The Dracu-blood blood drive,
sponsored by Acacia Fraternity,
will be today in the Nebraska
Union Regency Suite.
Agriculture Careers Day, spon
sored by Alpha Zeta agriculture
honorary, will be Wednesday from
9 am. to 3:30 p.m. in the Nebraska
East Union Great Plains Room.
Women in Perspective will be
today and every Tuesday at 12:30
p.m. in the Women's Resource
Center in the Nebraska Union.
Faculty members from the UNL
English department and the Col
lege of Business Administration
will present lectures at a meeting
scheduled by the Intra-University
Scholars Program.
The session, dedicated to the
topic "Behaviorialism Across Dis
ciplines," will be today at 3:30
p.m. in the CBA Lounge.
Who's
News
Charles Godwin, associate pro
fessor of curriculum and instruc
tion in Teachers College at UNL,
has been named recipient of the
Paul Beck Social Studies Educa
tor of the Year Award by the
Nebraska State Council for the
Social Studies.
The award is given annually in
honor of the late Paul Beck, pro
fessor of history at UNO and a
one-time president of the council
Godwin has been executive sec
retary of the council for five years
and a member of the UNL faculty
since 1067.
The Nebraska State Council for
the Social Studies is an organiza
tion whose purpose is promoting
and encouraging the teaching of
social studies in Nebraska schools.
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MODERATOR
PANELISTS
PRO DEBATERS
CON DEBATERS
AG LAND VALUATION DEBATE t
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7:30 p.m.
Great Plains Room
Nebraska East Union
Dr. Jack Kay, Department of Speech Communication
Dan Looker, Farm Writer, Lincoln Star and Farm Editor, Lincoln Journal
Dr. Bert Evans, Department of Economics
Richard Mercer, President, Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association,
and Chairman, Ag Land Committee
State Senator James Pappas
Charlie Bacon, Executive Vice President, Nebraska Tax Research Council
State Senator Don Wesley
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