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UNION (yoon'-yun) noun 1 The act of uniting, or the state of being united; a joining; coalescence; junction. 2 That which is constituted as one by the combination of elements previously separate; a coalition; a confederation; league. Each student at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln pays a certain amount through student fees to support the activities which are planned for them through the Union Program Council Projects. Because students are the supporting factor financially, we believe that it is their right to be well informed as to what the various projects are planning. The Nebraska Union Publications Committee is planning to compile a full page "Nebraska Union Calendar" to appear in the Daily Nebraskan every other week which will anounce all the activities which Union has planned during that two week period. This page is designed to be ripped out and saved for easy reference. Whether or not this project becomes a reality beyond this first calendar will depend a great deal on the response from you. Since this is being done for your information it is only logical that we want to make sure this is the best way to reach you. Please tear out the questionnaire below so we can know what your thoughts are in regards to this. Thank you. VVc think you should have a chance to voice your opinion about what is being done for you by your Union. Jane Kidwell Chairman of Union Publications Committee Tom Lesoing Union Program Council Pamela Polland will be one of the most exciting and versatile folk artists to appear on the U of N campus. Her talents as composer must share equal billing with her musical talents. Her songs have been performed by the Byrds, Vicki Carr. Nancy Ames and others. She has toured with Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Pamela Polland is a fine performer, well worth hearing when she performs in the South Crib. October 13 and 14 from 8 to 1 0:30 p.m. AplM,;,iii The new painting, drawing and photographs which are or the Main Lounge are part of the new Graduate Student Display. Larry Alexander, Steven Schearer and Harry Oriyk are the featured artists. "Putney Swope" will be presented October 12 by the Union Special Films Committee. Showing will be 3. 7 and 9 p.m. at Sheldon Art Gallery. "I am quite certain that 'Putney Swope' is the funniest, the most absurd and the most intelligent film that you will see this week and next week and the week after. " Jonas Mekas, Village Voice A new selection of records wiH be featured x. part of the Record Lending Library which will be ; opening soon. Students may check out records, from classical to hard rock, free with a student ID. MI Hyde Parks will be held in the Main Lounge every Thursday starting at 3:30 p.m. lAf. ... 1. M ttmik D. H. Lawrence's "Women in Love" is the next weekend film, to be shown in the small auditorium of the Union. There, October 15 and 16. "The Strawberry Statement.' the story of Columbia University's student revolt, will be shown. Showing's are at 7 and 9 p.m. Admission is .75c with student ID. ;; J, m n r j Jean Francois Revel has many profound views on the future of America and the world. His ideas on the New American Revolution will be expressed Tuesday, October 1 2 at 3:30 P m. in the Union. (Mr. Revel is the author of Without Marx or Jesus: The New American Revolution.) 0 1 ff "Made by Kenneth Loach, "Kes" is the story, done in semi-documentary style of a sullen and apathetic Yorkshire boy. a bom loser, whose interest in life is awakened when he finds and trains a falcon. The power of "Kes" lies in its compelling naturalism and its ability to project one into the world of this anonymous byt appealing boyThe words for "Kes" are poignant and delightful."-O.W. Riegel. Film Society Review, Dec. 1970. Foreign Film Society tickets are still available and may be bought at either the 7 or 9 p.m. Showings of "Kes", Wednesday, Oct. 6. Please let us know what you're thinking about the idea of a "Nebraska Union Calendar." This is important because we feel that m order to be of any fust purpose we must be producing what you want. Just check a yes or no or say as much as you'd like and put it in one of the boxes which will be at the main desk of each dormitory, at the main desk of the Nebraska Union and in the East Campus Union Program Office. Thanks again. I think that the Nebraska Union Caiendar will be an effective method of letting me know what the Union has to offer me. Yes No O Why? Year in School Student ID Number MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1971 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN PAGE 7