An all you can eat pancake
feed will be held Sunday from
5 to 9 p.m. In the Nebraska
Union Ballroom; Proceeds
ffom the event will go to All
University Fund (AUF).
Tickets are available from
members of Delta Delta Delta
sorority, Beta , Theta Pi
Fraternity or AUF members
for $1.
UNL Young Democrats will
meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in
the Nebraska Union. The
meeting room will be posted.
A former Cornell University
professor will speak Thursday
on ECKANKAR-The Path of
Total Awareness. Frederick
Foos will lecture at the Cotner
School of Religion, 1237 R
St., Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
The UNL Agronomy Club,
in conjunction with the
Nebraska Soybean Assoc., is
sponsoring the first annual Miss
Soya contest. The contestants
entering must have a general
interest in and knowledge of
soybeans. The winner of the
state contest will compete at
Houston, Tex., in August for
the national title. The
Nebraska contest deadline is
Aprii 25. More information
may ba obtained from the
Agronomy Dept., Keim Hall,
on East Campus.
Olga Connolly, a flag
bearer for the US. at thX
Munich Olympics in 1972, will
conduct a workshop in Track
and Field for Women July 1-3
and July 8-13. Kftty Kjeldsen,
a sell-known authority on
gymnastics for women, will
hold a workshop Jule 17-28.
Cheryl Bridges, former world
record holder of the Marathon
for Women, will hold a
workshop June 24-July 12. A,
workshop in Outdoor
Education wiil be held June
10-28.
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