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Thursday, October 15, 1970
730 P.M. "Institutional Racism at the University Level"
Panel discussion with:
E2.llMm Phil Layne, Pschology Counselor
UniOII DO 1 1 rOOm Lodis Rhodes, Coordinator of Black Studies
Haze Pope, Director of Special Programs
Al Lewis, President, Afro-American Collegiate Society
Friday, October 16, 1970
10:30 A.M.
Union Ballroom
Panel Discussions:
11:30 A.M.
Nebraska Union
Small Auditorium
1:30 P.J
Union Ballroom
2:15 P.M.
Nebraska Union
Small Auditorium
3:30 P.M.
"The Education Revolution"
Larry Magid, Director, Center for Ed
ucational Reform in Washington, D.C.,
past coordinator of the Center for
Participant Education (Berkeley's student
run experimental college) and writer for Ed Centric.
"Women - A Local Emphasis'1
Florynce Kennedy Moderator
Betty Jeanne Holcomb-Keller, Governor's
Commission on the Status of Women
Ms. Margaret Brown,. Project director of
Women in Community Service
Linda Pratt, Chairman, Faculty Committee of
Women's Rights
Sandra Little, University Women's Action Group
"Students and the Law"
Michael Liethcn, Presently on leave from
the Universe of WiiCons:n Law School,
is Director of the National Student Assoc
iated Legal Rights Program, and Associ
ate Editor of tho College Law Bulletin.
"Alliarc of the Alienated"
Larry Mogid
Florynce Kennedy
Fred Anderson, History student at the
University of Nebraska
Dr. Harry Cannon, Director of counseling
service at the University of Nebraska
Patti Kaminski, Women's Action Group
"Institutional Oppression of Womsn"
Florynce Kennedy, Feminist Attorney,
Director of Media Workshop of the Consumer
Information Service, Delegate to the
National Conference on Black Power.
Saturday, October 17, 1970
1:30 P.M.
Union Ballroom
"Ecology as a Local Issue"
Lester Sanger, Director of the Division
3:30 P.M.
Union Ballroom
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of Environmental Health and Air Pollution Control
Phillip Agee, Chief of the research
division, Nebraska Game and Park Commission.
Hunger and Poverty Views from Below the
Poverty Line"
A Panel Discussion by people involved with
tho problem in Lincoln and Nebraska.
Award Winning Films from the Fifth National Student Film Festival Sheldon Art Gallery 50c per person
Friday, October 16 7 and 9 P.M. Saturday, October 17
ASUN SPONSORED
BARB SNOOK CHAIRMAN PROJECT 2
RALPH WARE INDIAN ACTIVIST MARIE TRUSKA ASSOCIATED WITH THE LANCASTER COUNTY
GARNET LARSON PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK WELFARE RIGHTS PROGRAM
3 P.M.
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THE NEBRASKAN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1970
