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Tod3y at 7 p.m., Alpha
Zeta Fraternity will meet
in the lounge of C.Y.
Thompson Library.
Dwaine Rogge, executive
vice president of First
Mid-America, will speak
on "Changes in the
Economic Stability of
Agriculture." The lecture
will be followed by a
business meeting. .
The Student Legal
Services Center and the
ASUN Legal Rights Com
mittee will hold a legal
seminar on "Small Claims
Court Procedures" today
from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union small
auditorium.
Today is the last day to
pick up lottery tickets for
the Colorado migration
game. Students with
iottery numbers up to and
including 936 should pick
up their tickets today from
9 to 1 2 noon and from 1 to
4 p.m. at the South
-Stadiunrr Ticket'Office."
Tickets not claimed by 4
p.m. today will be
cancelled.
Tryouts will be held
today from 3:30 to 5:30
p.m. and from 7:30 to 10
p.m. for the Studio
Theatre's production of "A
Deed from the King of
Spain". All tryouts will be
held in the Studio Theatre
and perusal scripts are
available in Temple 105.
The Student Education
Assoc. will hold a
reorganizational meeting
today at 7:30 p.m. in the
Henzlik Auditorium. Mem
bership is open to all
education majors, and a
mixer and election of
officers is on the agenda.
Readers are needed for
visually impaired in the
areas of legal research,
Spanish, and research
into cerebral paisy. Many
youth also need friends
that can serve as adult
models. Anyone inter
ested in community
development, environ
mental projects and
housing rehabilitation,
should get involved in the
Labor Co-op. Volunteers
are also needed to help
with a Halloween party for
70 youth in the Maiono
Area. Volunteers would
work with neighborhood
parents to organize the
party. Students are also
needed to help with
parties in Headstart and at
Macy, Neb. For more
information, contact Stu
dent Volunteer Services,
Nebraska Union 200.
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