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ASUN begins Associate program If you are interested in stu dent government, but not sure where to start, the ASUN as sociates program is designed for you, according to ASUN Senator Stef Scholtes. The program aims to involve underclassmen in the work ings of ASUN, she said. "It will provide a framework for educating interested students in the issues now facing stu dents and student govern ments." Associates will spend a few A Getting Straight :M lavs it on 4 the line. 1 Bullion and Zipper Levi's BLUE LINCOLN ARMY & WESTERN STORE CORNER lift &N St. PAGE 10 hours a week serving as ASUN office staff, administrative aids, and committee workers. And, they will be part of a communications network to carry their knowledge back to their living units, she said. The first meeting of the As sociates will be Thursday, at 7 p.m. in the Nebraska Union. All interested students are en couraged to attend. Nebraskan Per Sal Hears. Fully customized. 421 Trl-power, 425 h.p. All new Interior. Must have money for college. Best reasonable ot ter takes, call 477-3437, . 64 T-Bird; Immaculate condition; me chanically A-l; new fiberglass tires; see on East Campus 782-2959. Sony Tc-8 l-Track cartridge tap record' er. Recently serviced. Need money. Call 43-ZMJ. '67 MGB. Excellent condition. 21,000 miles, 322 Andrews Hall. 782-2805 evenings. Honda 350-5 L. 3.000 miles. Must sell, 477-7004. Employment Positions now open for part-time sales men and cashiers, evenings and week' nds. Apply In person Robert Hall Clothes, 6105 O St. Custodian. Experienced. Evening work, Approximately 15 hours per week. 1100 month. Call 435-2946. Part-time work, 1 evenings A Saturday. Car Necessary. Writ Department A, Never expect less than the best Always choose Keepsake Choose Wisely Choose Keepsake Guaranteed, registered and protected against lost. DABUN ISOOI WIOOIN) KIN) T,IO i3aa v st fita-5i2 .1 II. t rz 7twn YAF plans own newspaper Continued from page 1 have to support one they may v not agree with. "There should be numerous papers, supporting numerous political viewpoints, all com peting for success. A paper isn't that hard to get together. "Besides," he added, "there aren't even enough Nebraskans printed for all 20,000 students at the University." Want Ads COUPLES WANTED. Career opportunities for couples Interested in working with problem adolescents. Experience not necessary but helpful. Can take 12 hours per semester. Good salary and excellent fringe benefits. Contact 434. 3185, Extension 21. Guys who "give a damn" about young boys. For YMCA CRA-Y Club leaders. Call Boys ChJb at 432-1251. Miscellaneous Help I Volunteers wanted to man Demo cratic Headquarters. Call 475-5704. World's Easiest Rhythm Guitar Method. $1.00 postpaid. Mailed same day. American Way, Box 65. Fenton. .Michi gan 48430. 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IT'S JUST THIS SIMPLE: DIVIDEND-2 Blocks South Of Campus Saves You Money On HIGHEST QUALITY GAS 24 Hours EVERY Day Of The Year DIVIDEND BONDED GAS 16th & P Sts. We Never Close THE NEBRASKAN Cannon says YAF plans to publish its own paper. "We have the funds and the press. We'll print as soon as we get organized." YAF is planning another way for conservative students to show their colors. Charles Vanderbeek is chairing the YAF Blue Button Campaign. "The Blue Button Campaign originated two years ago in California," Vanderbeek said, "when students, fed up with radicals who prefer breaking heads to cracking books, wanted a way to show that most students were against the campus crazies and for campus peace. "They came op with the idea of the blue button as a symbol of opposition to the violence and terrorism of our nation's new Nazis, the radical, left wing militants who believe In oteBii tj&fl&dDQOTOliro GOQXb WEDNESDAY, no one's rights but their own he explained. - YAF will pass out the buttons at its literature table in the Nebraska Union, at Its meetings, and at major campus events. Vanderbeek said other YAF goals include formation of a large, broadly based coalition with other groups and in dividuals opposed to campus violence. The coalition might sponsor candidates to oppose radicals in student elections. He added YAF will also "prepare for legal action should violence break out or should radicals force the clos ing of the school." "It's the administration's responsibility to give students the same protection of life and property that exists off cam pus, as well as the education they pay for," Vanderbeek said. SEPTEMBER 30, 1970