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Innocents Society, the
senior men's honorary society
at UNL, is accepting applicants
for membership. Applications
are ' available in the Daily
Nehrsskan office, Nebraska
Union 34, or in the Union
Program Office, Union 115. To
be eligible for membership, a
Student must have accumulated
85 credit hours by the start of
next school year. Applications
are due March 22.
Students interested in
talking about their college
experiences at their high
schools during spring broak
should visit the Builders booth
in Nebraska Union on
Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m.
Applications for the
Women's Athletic Assoc. Board
secretary or treasurer are
available on Gail Whitaker's
board. Women's Physical Bldg.
127. Applications are due by
4:30 p.m. April 2.
Course descriptions are
available in ail UNL. living units
and in the ASUN office. The
handouts, put out by various
UNL departments, contains
descriptions of courses being
offered next fall.
The NU Meds election will
be Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the
Union.
The Office of Scholarships
and Financial Aids want to
start a summer work-study
program in student's
hometowns. Anyone interested
should contact Doug Severs,
Administration Bldg, 1 1 3.
(Registration
open for
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Students who wssh to
attend a series of lectures on
the American Revolution given
by Henry Steele Commager
should register. for the course
April 5 at 3:30 p.m. in Burnett
104.
The lectures are given by
Commager, 70, a professor of
epf I jfpC American history at Amherst
VIUI VU Cocge jn Amherst, Mass.
Commager has been called the
most distinguished American
historian living today.
His course will be taught
April 8 through 26 at 3:30
p.m. Monday through Friday.
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