Pick up football tickets
beginning on August 28
Students may pick up or
purchase their 1973 season
football tickets at the Coliseum
Auq. 28 through 31 from 8
a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
The tickets are $14.50 each
.'ind everyone must present a
valid student ID with a current
sticker.
The athlotic office noted
that l-jst y; ir some students
v.- ( registered full-time, but
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their ID card was incorrectly
marked part-time. The office
advised that students check
their ID before standing in the
ticket line, since they will be
required to show they are
registered full-time.
Assistant bursar Gary
Fouraker said that
preregistered students' ID's had
been checked, but if a student
had an incorrect ID, he should
bring it to the bursar's office.
He advised students who
become full-time through drop
and add to have their ID
marked by the bursar's office
representative at drop and add.
Married students also must
present their marriage
certificate to purchase a ticket
for their spouse.
The ticket o f f i c r
emphasized that students mus
pick up their own tickets ever
though they may hav
purchased them in a block it
the spring lottery, sina
students will be asked to sigr
for the tickets.
Faculty tickets probably
will be mailed out during the
week of Aug. 27.
3-day fast to raise money
First, the students of the Lincoln Walk
for Development recruit you to walk 19
miles - now they're asking you to fast for
three days.
The Walk, a project run by UNL students
for the past three years to raise money for
local and international development
projects, is sponsored by the American
Freedom from , Hunger Foundation
(AFFHF), an organization that initiates
social and economic development programs
throughout the world.
The AFFHF is sponsoring the National
Fast for Unity from Friday evening, Aug. 24
to Sunday afternoon, Aug. 26. The fast, the
first of its kind wilfsdraw representatives
from the nation's Indian tribes, minority and
social action groups, welfare rights groups,
civil rights groups and Appalachian groups to
the Indian reservation in Winnebago, Neb.
They will meet to fast and to discuss
issues ranging from the situation of the
American Indian in the United States to
redevelopment of drought-stricken West
Africa, and propose solutions to these
problems.
The fast offers the chance to engage in a
cross-cultural event, learn more about
conditions of social injustice and poverty,
and what can be done about them, according
to Student Volunteer Services.
While other cultural awareness programs
presented by various ethnic student groups
took place on campus, the National Fast for
Unity will take place at the reservation.
If you want to participate in the fast and
the discussion, contact Lynn Silhasek, rm.
200 Union. (472-2486).
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representatives tor account
serviurv and sales work.
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the Daily Nebraskan.
"We need 3 people, 5 morninos a
week to plate the "Kan" on l ast &.
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The Lincoln Alcohol Safety
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display in the Union from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. on these days.
The machine (above) can
approximate the amount of
alcohol needed to legally
impair a person.
The machine works with a
number of variables, blood
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to determine the number of
drinks needed for alcohol in
the blood to reach one-tenth of
one per cent. A driver is
considered legally intoxicated
at the one-tenth per cent mark
in Nebraska.
Jack Merritt, public
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people individually how many
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