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'stampsJ' 10:30 a.m. -- Computer Science I, Nebraska Union Noon - Odell School, Union 12:30 p.m. - Inter Varsity . Christian Fellowship, Union 12:30 p.m. - Muslim Student Assn.. Union 1:30 p.m. - A. Ph. A., Union 2 p.m. - Council on Student Life, Union 3:30 p.m. - Builders- -Scholarship, Union 3:30 p.m. - Jazz and Java, Union 6 p.m. -- Football Clinic Dinner, Union 7 p.m. -- Union-Concert, Union 7:30 p.m. - Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship, Union. 'Cornhusker' picks staff execs A junior from Lincoln, Jody Beck, will be editor of the 1972 Cornhusker. She will be assisted by the other new executives-associate editor Diane Pcterman, art director Shelley Thorton and business manager Todd Smith. Interviews for other staff positions will be Sunday, May 16th in the Nebraska Union. Needed are six managing editors, two associate art directors, one business assistant charee of portrait photography and tree lance photographers. Applications will be available Monday in the Cornhusker office in the basement of the Nebraska Union. . Anyone can apply-witn or without experience. Everyone should bring a portfolio if possible, especially photographers. Regents schedule Saturday meeting The University Board of Regents will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Basic Science Building at the University Medical Center in Omaha. This weekend the Regents will also participate in dedication ceremonies for the Library of Medicine at the Medical Center and for the Kimball Recital Hall on the Lincoln campus. 65Yes, in fact you should see its apartmentGQ Classes sprout in garden The sculpture garden by Sheldon Gallery will be the center for informal discussions and classes next week sponsored by the Nebraska Free University. The Student's Spring Session will begin Monday and will deal with topics similar to those offered in the regular free University. The purpose of the session is to provide a channel for interests and issues not usually dealt with by the University community, according to John A. Hansen, Jr., one of the organizers of the spring session. An all-university jam session will be held Thursday where people can "bring anything that makes a noise" and a local rock group, Black-jack, will play during the week. Speakers will include Gale Cade, director of campus security. Joseph Soshnik, on the problems of administration and Stephen Rozman on "United States Imperialism and the Third World." Faculty members are also urged to hold their regular classes in the area and open them to interested students. Anyone wishing to arrange other classes during the week will be able to post announcements in the area, Hansen said. 24 iteolK Ccc cans Y mJlf 3 S9 US!! 1 I LINCOLN'S FAVORITE!!! DISCOUNT STORE A Most Complat Showing m at Antique Bourn I 18th It N STREET TODAY AT 1:45, 3:15 4:45.6:15.7:45 Late Show Fri & Sat 1 1 pm CAME SIT WITH mm PJMOTGEOIlCttuiy - m m mum Af i, NO ONE UNDER 18 PLEASE BRING YOUR ID T AOS3 171. THEODORE NAMM CO. ST. PAUL AND OTHER CITIES PAGE 4 ft j THE DAILY NEBRASKAN FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1971