noon - Millard School - Bryan
4th Grade: Union
12:30 p.m. - Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship: Union
1 :30 p.m.- A. Ph.A.; Union
2 p.m. - Council on Student
Life; Union
2 p.m.- Wildlife Club - Press
Conference; Union 3:30 p.m. -
Builders - Scholarship;
Union
3:30 p.m. Builders
Scholarship; Union
3:30 p.m. - Jazz and Java,
Union
6:30 p.m. - U. Of N. Wildlife
Club Dinner; Union
7 p.m. - India Assn; Union
7 p. m. April Foolishness
Rehearsal; Union.
University to host
teaching exams
The University has been
designated as a test center for
administering the National
Teacher Examinations on April
3, according to Lee DeJonge,
director of teacher placement.
College seniors preparing to
teach and teachers applying for
positions in school systems
which require scores on the
National Teacher Examinations
are eligible to take the tests.
At the one-day session, a
candidate may take the
Common Examinations, which
include tests in Professional
Education and General
Education, and one of the 24
Teaching Area Examinations,
which are designed to evaluate
his understanding of the
subject matter and methods
applicable to the area me may
be assigned to.
More information is
available at the Teacher
Placement Office.
Selleck's
April
Foolishness
March 27,1971
8:00 PM
Union
Ballroom
4JRAVEL - EXC1TEMENT -
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 ft.
Contact the:
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Wednesday budget meeting
leaves problems unresolved
The controversy over the
University's budget appears
unresolved after a Wednesday
night meeting between
University and state officials in
Gov. J. J. Exon's office.
NOTING THAT MANY of
the details of the budget were
discussed Wednesday, Varner
said there "were some areas of
agreement and some areas of
disagreement."
Exon said the meeting had
been useful to all participants
in "sorting out facts and
figures."
The Governor had suggested
the informal private conference
in an effort to reach some
agreement on University needs
and to resolve any differences
over fiscal facts which have led
to wide differences between
the University's request and
Theologian
visits center
George Forell, head of
Iowa University's religious
department is scheduled to
speak at the Lutheran Student
Center, 15th & Q, 7:30
Saturday evening.
Forell is expected to discuss
"Contemporary Issues and
Theology."
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Mon-Wedtil 10 P.M.
Thurs Sat til Midnight
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Exon's budget recom
mendations. THE LEGISLATURE'S
APPROPRI ATIONS
Committee is now considering
the University's budget for
1971-72.
In addition to the
Chancellor and the Governor,
Wednesday night's meeting was
attended by Sen. Richard
Marvel, Appropriations
Committee chairman; Gus
Li e s ke, the state's
administrative fiscal analyst;
Robert Raun of Minden, Board
of Regents' president; and
Howard Neville, vice chancellor
for business and finance.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 26. 1971
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
