Varner calls
Regent meeting
The National Panorama of
Conservation Action, showing
what needs doing to relieve the
ecological crisis is presenting a
free show at Cengas offices
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. today
and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday. (See calendar.)
The Union Program Council
has applications available for
chairmenships of the Jazz &
Java, Recreation, and Drama
Committees, in room 128,
Nebraska Union. Positions are
open to any student interested.
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The Nebraska School of
Religion is offering two new
courses this fall. Black Religion
and Parapsychology and the
Christian Faith. The courses
are transferable to the
University for elective credit.
The Educational Testing
Service announced dates for
the National Teacher Exams.
'College seniors preparing to
teach may write the test
21st& "O" STREET
LIU COIU, NEBRASKA 63510
DAILY 9:09-5:50
THURS. 9:00-9:00 PM. SAT. 9:09-5:00 PM
435-2959
FROM THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW ELECTRONICS BEST,
November 13, 1971 or January
29, April 8 or July 15, 1972.
Further info can be obtained
from:' National Teacher
Examinations, Box 911,
Educational Testing Service,
Princeton, New Jersey 08540.
The University Gay Action
Group will hold an
organizational meeting Monday
in the Nebraska Union at 8
p.m. New members and all gay
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Lloyd's portable cassette tape recorderplayer goes everywhere,
for taping, and listening to lectures, music or just for fun. Auto
matic record level control. Complete with dynamic remote pen
cil mic, carrying case and shoulder strap, batteries, AC adapter,
earphone, and demonstration tape.
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THE DAILY NEB RASKAN
men and women are welcome.
Applications for grants for
grad study or research abroad
and professional training in
creative and performing arts
for 1972-73 are available from
Roberto Esquenazi Mayo,
1034 Oldfather. Deadline is
October 1, 1971.
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President D. B. Varner
Thursday afternoon announced
that a special meeting of the
University Board of Regents
will be held in the Nebraska
Union at 10 a. m. Saturday.
Varner said the Regents will
discuss the University of
Nebraska Lincoln
chancellorship vacancy.
It is expected that the
Regents will name James H.
Zumberge, director of the
school of earth sciences at the
University of Arizona, as the
new chancellor.
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