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November 15 -Model United Nations Resource Center
opens (room 237B in the Union)
November 16 -Free University Course-Model U.N.
"Introduction"
November 23 -Free University-Model U.N. "How to
Prepare"
November 30 -Free University-Model U.N. "Writing
Proposals"
December 8, 9 -Free University-Model U.N. "Parliamentary
Procedure"
Original vocal and guitar music andromic highlights will
come to the South Crib of the Union.
ENTERTAINMENT
November 11-12 Jim Glover
December 9-10 White Eyes
(Thursday and Friday nights)
'Free admission plus popcorn and coffee
Each of these meetings will be held at 7 p.m. in the Union.
Great learning experience. Take advantage of it.
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November 2 -Professor James Weber, chairman of the
Department of Chemical Engineering,
will speak on Technology at 3:30 at
Rap-In (Check calandar of events in
the Union for room number.)
November 18 -Pete Anderson, Youth Director for
Planned ParenthoodWorld Population
in Nebraska, will be at Rap-In to talk
about "A Male Looks at Abortion
Repeal."
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Here's something to direct your college interests towards.
Keep these in mind:
1. Union Board will be interviewing for new Union Program
Council members on November 14. Application forms
available in room 128 Union.
1. Union Board will be interviewing for new Union Program
Council members on November 14. Application forms
availalbe in room 128 Union.
2. The newly selected UPC members will be interviewing
for the 21 new Union Program Council Project
Chairman on December 5. Applications are available in
room 128 Union.
Jazz and Java is still trying toget underway. Response
has been pretty good, but several groups have
committed themselves and then cancelled. It is up to
you, the students, to support Jazz and Java. If you
know of any groups or if you're in one yourself and
would like to have experience of performing and
sharing your talents with others, please call Dede
Andros at 488-4891. Thanks!
Signs will be up in the Crib a couple of days before
each Jazz and Java so keep watching.
Bin REVOLUTION
You may have missed them before but you've got
another inexpensive chance to see:
Nov. 5,6 The Wild Bunch
Nov. 12. 13 Diary of a Mad Housewife
Nov. 19, 20 Anne of a Thousand Days
Dec. 3,4 Bob & Carol. Ted & Alice
Dec 10. 11 Downhill Racer
Showings at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday
nights
Nebraska Union small auditorium
Admission 75 t with student I.D.
EAST UNION
November 7 -Housemothers
Bridge Party
November 12 -Roller Skating
Party
December 7 -Faculty &
Student Tree
Lighting
Ceremony and
Chili Feed
December 12 -East Campus
Christmas
Choral Concert.
All those interested in becoming involved or who have
previously been involved in the World in Revolution
Conference Committee should come to a special meeting
with Ely Meyerson, people from the Union andASUN and
all members of the WIRC committee on Tuesday,
November 2 at 5:45 p.m. in the Harvest Room. (Dinner's
optional through the cafeteria-dutch.)
On Tuesday, November 9 at 5:45 p.m. there will be
another special meeting of the World in Revolution
Committee. This should be of particular interest to those
traveling to urban areas over Thanksgiving and Christmas
vacations. Check the calendar in the Union for roon
number.
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December 7 at 7 p.m. & i p.m.
at Sheldon Art Gallery- 'Brand
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It's finally opened! Classical to Merle Haggard to
Frank Zappa.
Music Lending Library's in room 237:
Tuesday 1 to 3 p.m.
Wednesday 10 a.m. to noon
1 to 3 p.m.
Thursday 7 to 9 p.m.
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The Foreign Film Society shows films every other
Wednesday at 7 and 9 p.m. Admission is by membership
only but there are still a few tickets left in room 128
Union.
These are the films for the rest of the semester:
Nov. 3 'The Garden of Delights," a Spanish film by Saura
Nov. 10 -Chabrol's "Les Bkhes""
Nov. 17 -DeSica's 'The Bicycle Thief," a New York Film
Critics Award winner.
Dec. 15 -Roman Polanski's "Knife in the Water"
November 3.
Wednesday
8 p.m.
STYLE 3
SHOWS
Sleek, slippery ski fashions will
be on display in the Centennial
Room. A ski film's going to be
shown and there will be an
informal talk by a qualified ski
instructor.
Prizes!
-2 ski jackets
-3 day pass in Winter Park
7 days and nights lodging at
Wildwood Ski Resort in Aspen.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1971
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