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"Last year I had a hard time
finding people to help decide
how to blow all our money,"
remarked Bob Russell,
chairman of the Nebraska
Union Talks and Topics com
mittee. "Bat this year a real diverse
group makes up the committee,
freaks, dormies, and YAF
people. It is an inspiration to
see that students care where
their money is going."
The Talks and Topics com
mittee presents a speaker
series throughout the school
year.
"In the past the speaker
series has been concentrated on
big-name speakers who don't
have that much to say,"
Russell said. There are a lot
more speakers available who
don't cost as much but may
have more impact."
He said a survey conducted
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last spring told the committee
which speakers students
preferred. The committee has
encountered difficulty in get
ting the speakers listed because
of complications in availability
and cost, but a number have
been scheduled for the coming
months.
Senator Birch Bayh,
Democrat from Indiana, will
speak October I. Bayh led
senate opposition to the
supreme court nominations of
Clement C. Haynsworth and
Harold Carswell.
Nebraska gubernatorial can
didates Norbert Tiemann and
J. J. Exon are scheduled to
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campus October 21
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's
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women's liberationist and
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"We are also working on
some special projects, such as
bringing in a poet to give
readings and to rap with the
students," said Russell. "We
are trying to contact Richard
Brautigan, Allen Ginsberg,
Lawrence Ferlinghetti and
Robert Ely, as well as a few
others.
The State Department pro
vides speakers to discuss
foreign policy with students
and the committee will try to
take advantage of that too, he
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"We want - this year's
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intends to emphasize literary
matters and the arts as well as
politics."
Russell said there will be no
sports speakers this year. "If
students want to hear about
sports, they can talk to Bob
Devaney."
"It is not our aim to entertain
students. We want to bring in
speakers that will interest them
in humanity rather than a good
laugh," Russell added.
The program is worth the
time and money involved if
students are exposed to the
speaker in an informal situa
tion, he added.
Russell emphasized that the
committee and its meetings are
open to any student who wishes
to participate in choosing the
speakers. The Talks and Topics
committee will meet next
Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union.
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