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The Associated Student Ko-od (ASK) owes ASUN
$1,700 in an unpaid loan. The loan was made to allow
ASK to purchase a machine which makes the ASK
student discount cards, ASUN President Ron Clingen-
peei said Tjesday.
Purchased during the
machine cost $2,400. Intake
reduced the debt by $700.
npw cards are sold for
Seventy-five cents from sale
rom sale of each renewal
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Thi? vear 150. have Durchased the cards. Sharon
.ir,hn?nn ASUN first vice
sales of cards is because or ock or saies personnel.
Sales have increased in the last two weeks because of
more sales people, Johnson
Treck Photography plans
Ko-op because it is "no longer functional,'
Keith Anterburn said.
Pat Wood, manager of Quentin's said only one ASK
card has been used there in
beina last Tuesday. Gepetto's manager Mark way-
briqht called the cards "a
said three cards were used
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Life Science
symposium
opens
Monday
"Curious Chromo
somes, congenital cata
straphies and constructive
counseling," will be the
title of a public address by
Dr. M. Neil Mclntyre.
The address Is part of a
three-day symposium
sponsored by the School of
Life Sciences.
Mclntyre, faculty mem
ber at Case Western Re
serve University, is re
sponsible for the develop
ment of amniocentes, a
technique by which the
sex and other genetic
abnormality of an unborn
child can be determined
by drawing out and exami
ning the embryotic fluid.
He will speak Monday
at 8 p.m. in the audiior
ium of the Nebraska Cen
ter for Continuing Educa
tion, 33rd and Holdrege
Sts.
The symposium will fo
cus on studies concerned
with initiation of life pro
cess, according to Russel
Meintz, associate zoology
professor. The symposium
also will encompass major
problems confronting biol
ogy, he said.
Leading scholars from
the United States, Canada
and Europe will partici
pate in the program which
will run through Wednes
day, Meintz said.
"Students are free to
come and go as they like,"
Meintz said.
Friday
7:30 a.m. Regents Break
fast-Nebraska Union
9 a.m. Regents Committee
Meeting-Union
10a.m. Regents Conference
Meeting-Union
11 a.m. -Film, "We Came
From the Valley"-Unlon
12 p.m. Regents Luncheon
Union 12:30 p.m. Placement
Luncheon-Union
12:30 p.m. Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship-Union
12:40 p.m. Engineering
Mechanics Luncheon-Union
1:30 p.m. Regent Public
Meeting-Union
1:30 p.m. American Phar
maceutical Assoc. -Union
1:30 p.m. Educational Pay
chology Dept.-Union
3,7,and 9 p.m. "Dead of
Night" and "lnaomnla"-Shel-don
3:30 p.m. Chemistry Dept.
Seminar-Hamilton 110
6 p.m. Sigma Alpha Mu
Rally - Union
7:30 p.m. Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship Union
7:30 p.m. "The Navitators"
- Union
7:30 p.m. Human Relations
Insight League Concert - Union
8 p.m. "Tiny - ' Tem
ple 6 p.m. -"The King and I" -Klmba!!
First Down -Youdon't
know the
players ,
without a
program!
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