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Reservation trip promotes understanding An Indian Encounter between students and residents of the Rosebud Reservation will be April 15-18. The group possibly limited to 10 to 15 people, will be concerned with learning more about Indians-their life past and present, their problems, their fears, their joys, according to the Rev. David Dressell. The group will be visiting schools, attending a pow-wow, meeting the Indians, possibly visiting the OEC offices, the Bureau of Indian Affairs complex, the Tribal offices and the museum and gift shops." Those interested in attending may contact Dressel at the University Lutheran Chapel. "There is little that can be done in the way of service in three days, said Dressel, "but we hope to gain a better understanding of Indian life, and Indian-White relations." The chapel sponsored a similar program last year and the participants felt their attitudes were significantly changed and their understanding increased, he said. The group will stay with members of St. John Lutheran Church in Parmalee, South Dakota, adjacent to the Rosebud Indian Reservation. (Rosebud is 50 miles north of Valentine.) Participants will pay only for their traveling expneses-about $15. Dressel hopes the group will be able to see the attitudes of both the Indians and their white neighbors. Ideally this original encounter will spur students to participate in tutoring programs for the Indians, activities of the Indian Center or other longterm involvements, he remarked. (committee to choose Pres. Soshnik's successor) TUESDAY , MARCH 30 , 7-10p.m. in ASUN Off ic or by appointment at the ASUN office Sign Up Mo Later Than 5:00 p.m. Monday Night March 29 in ASUN office ft Sartor Hamann Symbol of a Dream Just like your dream. Timeless. Reaching the infinity of a thousand stars. Reflecting a heritage of love as old as time. As young as the dawn. Fleurette Serving Lincoln Simx 190 ur? "cr srtar Registered Jeweler American Gem Society TRAVEL-EXCITEMENT-GALS-GUYS-BEACH ES-FUN -SUCCESS-MONEY Consider something really different. We offer a paid, working vacation this summer, financial assistance for your last two years in school. At the end of your first year on the job, after graduation, a paid 30-day vacation. Free 'air transportation for your holiday excursions. Travel and experience in ex otic places. Oh! And yes, we offer free flying lessons for qualified guy-types. We can't offer you a free trip to the moon, yet, but we're working on it. Contact the: Department of Aerospace Studies M&N Bldg., 432-8 163 or campus X-2473-74 East Campus hosts annual FHA meeting The female population of East Campus will increase by 1,500 Friday and Saturday with the annual meeting of the Association of Future Homemakers of America. They will stay at the Nebraska Center For Continuing Education. Friday a former Miss America and television personality Marilyn Van Derbur will address the groups. Committee kills housing bills Three low-income housing bills failed to get the approval of the Legislature's Public Health and Welfare Committee and have been indefinitely postponed. LB 898, which would have put at least one low-income housing tenant on the local housing authority commission, LB 901, which provided for tenants to bring their homes up to minimum housing standards by deducting the cost from rent, ind LB 902, which waived tenant representation cnr on housing authority boards from conflict of interest laws, all were killed by identical 7-0 votes. Also advanced Tuesday was a bill creating a state system of community colleges. The bill, LB 759, passed the Legislature's Education Committee by an 8-0 vote. Committee chairman Sen. Don Elrod of Grand Island said the system should relieve enrollment and budget pressures on the University of Nebraska and the state colleges. WHAT HAPPEN ED-AND WHY Pulitzer-prize winner, James Michener, recreates the tragedy at Kent. In an eye-opening book conden sation he reveals, step by step, the events that led to the fatal shootings. It is all here, including the surpris ing reactions from adults and students across the country, and Michener's advice about handling the division between American lifestyles.Oneof38articles and features in the April READER'S DIGEST IPOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOfl IGoing Home For Spring Break? VILLAGE AIRWAYS will fly you to Chicago for only $28 with your college ID or student travel card. Flights leave Eppley Air Field at 6 pm Monday thru Friday and 1 am Sunday thru Thursday. Each flight connects to all points East. Village Airways ! j Call X 345-1010 a in Omaha 0 for reservations jirLi-Li-u-u-u-inj-Lriju- i'i" COKING OARCII 26-27 Second Annual Plan How To Attend! u&$r MAX MILLER TASSELS INTERVIEWS Women's Pep Organization SATURDAY, MARCH 27 Sign up for an interview time and return your application to the Union Activities Bulletin Board across from the Auditorium in the Union Basement by 5:00 Thursday, March 27. Application forms may also be picked up from the bulletin board. - -I THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1971 PArtF fi THE DAILY NEBRASKAN