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Union, two working days prior to
the desired date of publication.
Items must be submitted in writing
and will be printed a maximum of
two days. General meeting notices
will be Included in the daily
calendar.
Tutors of Nebraska Indian
Children (TONIC) needs new
people to tutor on the
Winnebago Indian Reservation
Thursday evenings. Interested
people may come to the booth
in Union Wednesday and
Thursday or call Keith Hodges
4344546 or Mary Findlay
466-6378.
Students who are now
seniors, and who are interested
in applying for Rhodes and
Marshall Scholarships (for
study in Britain) and Danforth
Fellowships, (for graduate
study), are invited to attend a
meeting on Monday September
25 at 4 p. m. in 303 Oldfather.
Information about application
procedures, etc. will be
avail able at this meeting.
Interested students who cannot
attend the meeting should see
DeanWadlow, 1223 Oldfather,
as soon as possible. The
deadline for applying is
September 29.
All University Fund (AUF)
will conduct an election
Thursday afternoon from 1 to
5 p.m. in the Nebraska Union.
All off -campus students and
Co,,egians' wehave FLOWERS
at Kramer Greenhouses
Roses, Corsages, all your floral needs.
For free delivery anywhere in Lincoln
phone 435-6830 10th and Van Dorn
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HAVE WE GOT DONUTS FOR YOU!
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About 45 different kinds in all.
And we think you'll like them all.
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others who have not already
voted, are invited to vote for
the charities for the fall fund
raising drive.
Gov. J.J. Exon has approved
a contract for a $165,000
seating project at the
University of Nebraska's new
all-weather outdoor track.
The project includes an
additional 4,894 seats and a
press box.
Tryouts for dancers for the
prod uction of "The
Mayflower," which was written
by UNL faculty members
Robert Beadell and B ill Wall is,
will be Thursday from 7-9 p.m.
in 304 Women's P.E.
Avery parking lot
closes tomorrow
Gale Gade, chief of Campus
Traffic and Security, reported
Tuesday the Avery Ave.
student and faculty parking lot
will be closed for resurfacing
from Sept. 21-29.
Persons who park in that lot
are requested to use the
Fairgrounds lot at 14th and
Military. Gade said free bus
service would be provided
Mon-Fri. from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Job interviewing
seminar planned
A job interviewing seminar
Sept. 26 will feature two
authorities in fields of career
planning and job interviewing.
John E. Kirchner Jr., IBM
branch manager, and Jan
Stoney, Bell System personnel
supervisor, will discuss the
current job market and answer
students' questions about
applying for jobs.
The seminar will be held in
the Union ballroom at 7:30
p.m.
UNL officials
fieldTV questions
'The University on Call," a
special Nebrasks ETV program,
will give Nebraskans an
opportunity to call in
questions to the University
president and three campus
chancellors.
Moderated by President D.
B. Varner, the program will be
broadcast Friday, Sept. 29, at
8:30 p.m.
The program will be a
discussion by three University
chancellors-James H.
Zumberge, Ronald Roskens,
and Robert Sparks of current
programs and future plans.
A major part of the program
will be devoted to answering
telephone calls from the
audience.
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Wednesday, September 20, 1972
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