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f shof li stuff Marsh speech State Senator Shirley Marsh will be speaking in the. Burr Hall basement tonight at 7:30 p.m. Volunteer needs Volunteers are needed as recreational supervisors, swimming instructors and crafts instructors at the Urban Youth Center. Contact the Volunteer Office in the Union. Advisory board Interviews for the College of Arts and Sciences Student Advisory Board associate membership and for student representatives to the Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee will be held Thursday, 7:30-9:30 p.m. in 1214 Oldfather. If interested, sign up at the Arts and Sciences Advisory Board office, 12th floor Oldfather, or call Scott Cooper, 435-2961. Program assistant The position of program assistant for the Centennial Education Program is open for the 1973-74 school year. The program is seeking a student ( upperclassman or graduate student) with some related experience and interest in the development of alternative educational methods. Applicants should contact Sally Gordon, 540 N. 16, before May 3. Geographers to examine plains' settlement "Images of the Plains: The Role of Human Nature in Settlement", is the topic for a conference sponsored by the UNL Department of Geography. It will be April 30 and May 1 at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. The theme of the conference, as stated in the program agenda, "...will be the manner in which various groups have perceived the environment of the North American plains region and how this perception has influenced behavior." The contributions made by Leslie Hewes, UNL professor of geography, to research the Great Plains in the last 25 years will be recognized by the conference, according to Brian Blouet, associate professor of geography. Blouet, along with Merlin Lawson, assistant professor of geography, organized the two-day conference. Most of the speakers have been academically associated with Hewes, Blouet said. The keynote address at the 9 a.m. Monday opening session of the conference will be by Andrew H. Clark, of the University of Wisconsin. According to Blouet, Clark is one of the most distinguished geographers in the United States. Among the speakers scheduled to appear at the conference are Waldo R. Wedel and John C. Ewers of the Smithsonian Institute and Herman R. Friis of the National Archives in Washington. The conference will close Tuesday afternoon with a summary session by a panel of scholars. Those in attendance will include professors and graduate students from the United States and Canada, Blouet said. He added, however, that the balcony in the auditorium of the Nebraska Center will be open for students. The conference proceedings will be published by the University of Nebraska Press. The conference is supported by the National Science Foundation, the Research Council of the University of Nebraska and the Cooper Foundation. SBpifi Do you need Space in The Union? Nebraska Union Board space allocations committee encourage all interested student organizations to apply for office and storage space in the Union for the 1973-1974 academic year. Applications and information are available in Room 220 Registration Now Open S U M M i: R R i; A I) I N C C 0 (J R S li S Credits While at Home Register at: University Intension Division 51 1 Nebraska Hall Honrs: 8 am to 1 2 noon 1 pm to 5 pm Monday thru Friday Also, seleet from 140 college credit courses available through independent study by correspondence. i rfr 0 I a fff' .fa lit vf 4? o A FUNNY THING HAPPENED 5 TO KID BLUE ON THE WAY D TO THE O ROBBERY 20th CENTUM V FOX Presents A MARVIN SCHWARTZ PRODUCTION 5 "KID R! I IF n V DENNIS HOPPER WARREN OATES ' j , f )t m ....... 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