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Oct. 31, 1914-"The mid-semester examinations will
be held in the near future and they are destined to
strike fear into the hearts of the verdant Frosh and the
great and wise Sophomore. The exams will be held
during the eighth week of the term, that is from
November 9 to 14.
"Already the students are beginning to inquire into
their standing as aspirants to the great and dignified
P.B.K., which may be a new "frat" for all the Frosh
knows. The Soph however, tells his younger brother
who is a Frosh here that it is a frat and that he was
"rushed" by them when he was a Frosh. The aspirants
to this honorable society are now beginning to make.the
start on the grand "cram" and to pray feverantly that
they will be successful in their efforts. ' '
Join us for lunch!
Try our new lunch menuand
enjoy a free Coke with your
meal or sandwich.
Come on down for our 2 for 1
Cocktail hours Monday thru
Thursday 6pm to 8pm .
Remember. .... the last day of
efery mOhth is New Year's
Eve. Party hats, horns,
Champagne and General
Hell Raising. i
doily nobrdskdn
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Managing Editor: Dave Madsen. Associate News Editor:
Rebecca Brite. Layout: Mary Beth Grange. Sports Editor:
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Editor: Jane Hoge. Chief Photographer: Gail Folda. New3
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Reporters: Harry Baumert, Chuck Beck, Lisa Brown, Lori
Clepper, Paula Damke, Margaret Ehlers, Joyce Felton,
Connie Sue Gaskill, Judy Goeshel, Randy Gordon, Deb Gray,
Ivy Harper, Gina Hills, John Kalkowski, Rusty Reno, Mary
Roth, Rex Seline, Lynn Silhasek, Mary Snackelton, Greg
Wees.
Entertainment Writers: .Dennis Ellermeir, Chuck Strinz,
David Ware, Vince Boucher.
Sports Staff: BobCullinan, Becky Morgan, Dennis Onnen,
Larry Stunkel, PetaWegman.
Columnists: Mark B. Rasrnussen, Karen Richardson, Tim
Sindelar, Nancy Stohs, Amy Struthers, Ray Walden.
Artis: Ron Wheeler. .
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Newberry, Mary Shackelton, Ron Ruggless, Deb Wood.
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The Daily Nebraskan is published by the Publications
Committee on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays
throegh he autumn and spring semesters, except on holidays
"and during vacation.
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Volunteers are needed
to work on pretrial investi
gation of potential jurors
for the Wounded Knee
Trials. Anyone interested
should contact Student
Volunteer Services, Neb
raska Union 200, for
further information.
"Traffic", a French
comedy film by Jacques
Tati, will be screened
today at 7 and 9:15 p.m. at
Sheldon Art Gallery.
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The George Faison Uni
versal Dance Experience
will perform Friday at 8
p.m. at Ki.mball Recital
Hall. The modern dance
company strives to meet
both educational and
aesthetic prupose by fus
ing social message with
artistic mastery.
"WillaCather, a Pictor
ial Memoir", photographs
by Lucia Woods, text by
Bemice Slote, is among
award-winning University
Press books on display
through Friday in the
central reserve area of
Love Library. Slote is
professor of English at
UNL and Woods is a
professional photographer
in New York.
, Student season basket
ball tickets will go on sale
Monday at the South
Stadium Ticket Office.
The season ticket, to be
sold for $5.75, will admit
the bearer only to the 11
home basketball games.
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With tho' U1ULSKI Club ' x Y
This Is our club's annual
bus trip to Colorado. We will
stay at the modern Copper
Mountain Condiminiums.
These are equipped with 2
bedrooms, shag carpeting,
fireplace, kitchen, Party Room
andaPOOLI
You will leave Lincoln Jan
uary 5th and return January
11th. The trip includes 5
nights lodging and 5 days of
skiing with lift tickets. This'
Includes the. interchangeable
pass to Keystone or Brecken
rldge. The cost is $130.00, with
this price, you better sign up
In advance.
You will stay at the popular and
luxurious Park City Resort Condomin
iums. These are furnished with shag
carpet, kitchen, Fire Place, two bed
rooms and two baths. FIRST CLASS
ALL THE WAY!! I
Departing time for Park City !s
January 4th. We'll return January 8th.
This trip Includes 5 full days of Skiing
with lift tickets, and 5 nights lodging.
Utah
The total cost to you is only
$195.09. So sign up-NOW! I
The Waiting List is getting
full.
our next meeting
a & js" I?" ps
at Chateau LaFluer
Clubhouse Tuesday
Nov. 12th at 8:00p.m.
ALL UNL SKI CLUB mem
bers will be admitted free!
The trips will be discussed in
detail. You may pay club
dues, sign up for one of our
two trips, and of course drink
beer! Our membership is $5.
You must be a UNL SKI CLUB
member to go on the trips.
Each trip requires a $50
deposit. We'll start taking
, deposits at the meeting.
The Clubhouse Is located
one block south of 63rd and
Cotner. Bring your friends
and start planning. All
beginners are welcome!
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daily nebraskan
thursday, October 31, 1974