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change opens today in the
north and south confer
ence rooms of the Nebr
aska Union, in 103 Abel
Hall and in 103 Burr Hall,
East Campus, Hours
Monday through Friday
will be from noon to 8
p.m. and Saturdays, noon
to 4 p.m.
The exchange is a
non-profit activity to give
students an opportunity to
buy and sell used text
books. A phone connec
tion between the sites will
aid in locating books.
The final date for the
exchange will be Sept. 11.
It will be closed Labor
Day.
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A free watermelon feed
sponsored by Farmhouse
and Alpha Chi Omega will
be held from 5 p.m. to 9
p.m., Wednesday, Aug.
28, at Memorial Plaza,
iioi th of the Nebraska
Union.
The watermelon feed is
open to all students. Uni
versity administrators and
student leaders have been
invited to participate.
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More than 300 classical
and contemporary prints
are available free to stu
. dents this semester from
the Nebraska Union Pro
gram Office.
Prints may be borrowed
for one semester, accord
ing to Dennis Ellermeier
of the program office.
TheyfyV; framed and
ready p Rang.
Interested students
should bring their student
IDs to the Nebraska Union
main lounge Sept. 7.
Beginning at 9:30 a.m.
number tickets will be
handed out and prints
may be selected on a
first-come-first-serve
basis at 10:30 a.m.
Records are also avail
able free to students from
the program office.
The record lending li
brary opens Sept. 9. Reg
ular hours are 1:30-4
p.m., Monday through
Thursday. Up to two re
cords at a time may be
checked out for a two
week period.
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The Nebraska Union
Program Office foreign
film series features 15
films this year.
Tickets for the series
are $8 80 for people assoc
iated with other schools,
and $11.90 for all others. .
The films will be shown
twice nightly, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday
evenings at Sheldon Art
Gallery.
Tickets are available at
the Nebraska Union south
desk or from foreign film
committee members.
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"Hark! The Ark," a
medieval comedy, will be
performed by Lamb's
Players, a traveling drama
troupe, at 12:30 p.m. and
7 p.m., Tuesday on the
mall south of Love
Library. Fifteen actors
and three stage-men will
participate in the 50-mm-ute
pfay .
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The A SUN Book Exchange is a student service; conceived by students, operat
ed by students, patronized by students. If you'd like to save selling or buying
used books, or if you'd just like to beat the system . . . use the student Book
' Exchange.
August 26 September 1 1
Monday Friday 12:00 8:00
Saturday 12:00 4:00
Nebraska Union (north and south
conference rooms)
Abel Hall, Room 103 (in conjunction with ASRA)
Burr Hall (in conjunction with Burr Fed tie Hall Goverments)
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I feh.- the "good old days" V .-. i
If mss Whether it be autos. homesX. XLsx 1
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BACSST6
LTD.
GLASS MEKAGERlE 21HeQ
), they really
built things to last in
the "good old days"
Whether it be autos, homes.
clothes, or shoes! Reason the shoes"
wore so well was because they were made
of "LEATHER", and handcrafted by shoe
makers who cared.
Times haven't changed a bit when it comes to Back
stage Shoes . . . still made of Leather and still built by
experienced shoe makers. If you like comfortable,
Handsome, Long wearing shoes, see us! Over 100
stylos on display.
bsther is nsturcl . . . Why fc plastic.
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dally nebraskan
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