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BRAJSTDEIS The store that has everything 1 r V : : T; .:!;. .,r : & fSfM' W Via:; : 1 V :sit liurliiiloii hosiery sale, March 2-14 Sheer savings on beautiful Burlington Cameo hosiery that's perfectly proportioned to fit in all your favorite stylos. This is a once-a-year chance to stock up at these exciting sale prices. Buy them by the dozen and charge them alll Reg. Sale pair 3 pairs Cantreco II sheets . .' 1.65 3.90 Loop-the-Loop dress sheers 1.75 4.05 Porportioned-to-fit parity hose 2.50 6.00 Cantrese II parity hose 3.00 7.50 Cantrece II End Run panty 3.50 8.25 Bikini panty hose 3.00 7.50 Little Something Support hose 4.00 2 prs. 7.00 Orders yours by mail or phono 477-1211 Hosiery main ASUN acts on day care, housing by GARY SEACItEST Ncbritkin SUN Wrltar In a busy session Wed nesday the ASUN Senate took preliminary steps toward the creation next semester of a pilot day care center for the children of University students. A subcommittee of the Human Rights Committee was established to investigate the idea of a day care center. The Human Rights Committee will also survey students to determine the need for a day care center. The resolution on the day care center claims that over one-fifth of NU students are married and that many have started families. The ASUN Senate Wednesday also passed a resolution in structing the Council on Stu dent Life to evaluate the right of the Housing Office to tell students to leave their off campus residence on the grounds of racial discrimina tion by the landlord. At the Wednesday afternoon meeting ASUN Electoral Com m i s s i o n e r Glenn Nees presented the proposed rules and regulations for the ASUN spring elections. However, consideration of the Electoral Commission's report was postponed for a week because many senators ob jected to certain election rules. Sen. Nancy Ryan said the maximum expenditures of $50 per senatorial candidate might prevent minority students from running for election. Sen. Dan Lawler said, "Last year I didn't find the ASUN elections exciting or fulfilling. He thus objected to certain election rules that prohibited Imaginative campaign devices. The Senate defeated Wednesday an organic act which would have appropriated $150 to support the Student Veterans' National Convention to be held in Lincoln this ApriL 'eace Cor pi on campus Two Peace Corps recruiters wi'l be on campus Thursday and Friday. The recruiters are looking for people of all disciplines, ac cording to Norman Hoffmann, one of the officials. They will have a booth in the Nebraska Union and will be snowing films and speaking to groups around Lincoln. ICE CUBES 10 ib. Bag LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN AT DIVIDEND 16th & P St. Just South of Campus .vi.-0-y.iM y ' I . , I Dividend Bonded Gas WE NEVER CLOSE Read Ncbrasknii Want Ads PAGE 2 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1970