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WOMEN BOWLERS
Tryouts for the University Bowling
Team will be held Saturday, Feb.
17th, 10 a.m. at the Union. The
team will compete intercollegiately
with 9 other colleges, have two 2-day
traveling trips and some shorter ones,
enjoy free bowling & compete every
week in a postal league.
The cost is minimal-$1 for 3 Hpts.
1 0 bowlers will be chosen.
FIRST TRIP IS MARCH 16th & 17th
TO KANSAS UNIV.
Weather stalls
Environment talks
The weather apparently
stalled the Environmental
Information Series Wednesday
evening.
After apologies from Bill
Freudenburg, chairman of the
AS UN Environmental Task
F orce, the crowd that had
braved the cold left the
Nebraska Union.
Fern Farris was to speak on
chemicals and preservatives in
food. She was to substitute for
Jan Postlewait, the speaker
originally scheduled.
Accroding to Freudenburg,
Postlewait is the editor of
Greenpower magazine and a
member of the organization
with the same name. The group
is involved in organic gardening
and natural foods.
The speeches in the
Environmental Information
Series are sponsored jointly by
the ASUN Environmental Task
Force and the Union Talks and
Topics Committee. William
Wayne, UNL geology
professor, will speak next
Wednesday on the hydrologic '
cycle.
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Week -Rev. Clifton Bullock and
Leona Bullock-Nebraska Union
11:30 a.m. Muslim Student
Association-Union
12:30 p .m . Placement
luncheon-Union
12:30 p.m. -Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship-Union
1 : 3 0 p.m. American
Pharmaceutical Association-Unios:
2 p.m. -Black History Week
film-Union
3 p.m. Placement-Union
7 p.m. -Black History Week
plays, "Happy Ending," "A Day of
Absence," "Great Black
Leaders-Union
7:30 p.m. -Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship-Union
8 p.m. Union Program Council
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