LAL w s?ow Audubon films
Leading naturalists will personally present
five wild-life color motion picture programs
during the Audubon Wildlife Films Series to be
shown at UNL.
The films will be shown in the Love Library
Auditorium at 8 p.m., and are sponsored by the
University Extension Division, the University of
Nebraska State Museum and National Audubon
Society.
The schedule of films:
Oct. 25 "Sky lland: Arizona' Chiricahua
Mountain Range" with Robert Fultz, who has
photographed its varied wildlife, vegetation ana
climate.
Nov. 22-"Journey in Time" with Robert W.
Davison, a filmed look at one of the most spectacular
monuments In the world, the Grand Canyon, its
majestic beauty, ecology and history.
Jan. 29-"Scandinavian Saga" with John Douglas
Bulger, who captures on film the wildlife, the city
sights and the people of this area of Europe.
Feb. 23-"Outback Australia" with Eben McMillan
is an adventure in the land "down under", with close
study of the red kangaroo, koala bear and many other
birds and animals.
March 23-"Enchanted Galapagos" with Robert E.
DeLoss features fascinating sequences on Galapagos
tortoises, the swallow-tailed gull, Darwin's finches and
the masked and blue-footed boobies.
Programs
like NOVA
expand
WASH I NGTON -Despite discontinuing the NOVA
(Nebraska Opportunity for Volunteer Action) program at the
University, the federal government has announced plans to
expand similar programs at other universities.
Joe Blatchford, director of the citizen service corps
ACTION, said an additional 350 college students will be able
to earn academic credit while working in community poverty
projects this school year.
Blatchford said ACTION hopes to expand the year-old
pronram from 24 colleges to 34 hy Feb. 1, 1973.
AFT urges
bylaws adoption
The UNL chapter of the
American Federation of
Teachers (AFT), Monday
passed a resolution urging the
NU Board of Regents to adopt
the proposed University bylaws
as submitted by the
Commission on Governance of
the University.
The federation also voted to
attempt to convene a special
session of the Faculty Senate if
the bylaws are rejected,
substantially amended or not
acted upon within a
"reasonable amount of time."
In other action, President
Sing-nan Fen reported that the
AFT Executive Council had
met with Chancellor James
Zumberge about salary
requests, but that no action
had been taken.
The federation has proposed
a 5' per cent across-the-board
salary increase for the 1973-74
term, plus adoption of a
minimum salary scale.
The University of Nebraska
at Omaha already has such a
scale.
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Wednesday
9 a.m. -4 p . m . B u i Iders
Activities Mart-Nebraska Union
12;30 p.m. -Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship-Union
3 p.m. All University Fund
(AUF) executives
3:30 p.m.-Arts and Scienc
advisory board-Union
3 30 p.m.-AUF-Union
3:30 p.m.-Latter Day Saint
Student Organization-Union
4 p.m.-ASUN senate
meeting-Union
4:30 p.m. -Minority Task
Force-Union
5:30 p.m. Engineering
Toastmasters- Union
5:30 p.m. -Kappa Kappa
Psi-Unlon
6 p.m. Red Cross Union
6:30 p.m. -Builders executives
Union
7 p.m. Interfratemlty Pledge
Council-Union
7 p m.-Towm Club Union
7 p.m. Builders Union
7 p.m.-ASUN Legal Rights
Comminee-Union
7 p.m. Lt. Col. Albert Crews
Jr., NASA astronaut
7:15 p.m.-ASUN
Environmental Task Force-Union
7:30 p.m. -Math
counselors Union
7:30 p.m.-Wlidlife Club-Union
8 p.m. Physiology Lecture on
transendental meditation
8 p.m. -Students for
McGovern-Veterans-Union
8 p.m.-ASUN Environmental
T i ik Force-recycling
committee-Union
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Students planning to
graduate at the end of first
semester should apply for their
degree or certificate by Oct. 2,
according to The Registration
and Records Office. Students
can apply at the information
window in the Administration
Building between 8 a.m. and 5
p.m. Monday through Friday.
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
astronaut Lt. Col. Albert Crews
will talk about the space
shuttle program Wednesday at
7 p.m. in the Nebraska Union.
The Psychological
Consultation Center 's
conducting a research project
on interpersonal group
transaction. The center is
looking for UNL students 20
years of age or older.
Interviews for participants will
be held October 18. Interested
students can contact A.W.
Lanfield, Room 217 Burnett
Hall or Deanne Canar, Room
111 Burnett Hall.
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Wednesday, Sopt. 27, 1972
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