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i Waterloo. Ontario. Can-
dav; will; speak ; today at
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: xVNIght of the Living
Dead", a 1868 Horror
Fantasy Film produced in
the United States, will be
shown tonight and Satur
day at 3, 7 and 9 p.m. at
Sheldon Art Gallery.
I The African Students?
Orgahiiation will have an
Mfrican Students. Party
Saturday at 9 p.m. at 501
S. 13th St., Apt. A4. All
' African students at UNL
are requested to attend.
0
Two Art Series films,
"Theodore Gericault"
and ''John Constable",
will be shown Saturday at
1:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 I
p.m. at Sheldon Art
Gallery.
, Alpha Xi Delta, a na-
tiohal social sorority for
women, is offering . a
$2,500 graduate fellow-.'-
ship for advanced study in
the field of social service.
-,To be eligible for the
fellowship; an,, applicant,
r; : must be a graduate of an
'.' .'accredited college orainf
-. "vershy; have a grade
'.. average of B or above;
v have applied or been
,: accepted for admission to
a graduate school of social
r- work; and be interested in
pursuing a career wommg
. with children or; youth to
combat delinquency in the
persons may obtain an
' annllrntinn form for this.
fellowship from Deb
..Bettenhausen or Pam
Herb Adam3, ; Steph
Kallos and Kathy Morrow
will perform at 8 p.m.
Sunday in the Union Ball
room. Tickets for the
concert may bo obtained
from the sponsoring or-
Eanizations, Sigma Alpha
psilon and Kappa Kappa
Gamma or at the door. All
Broceeds will go to the AN
iniversity Fund.
i Applications for the
Sugar Bowl Lottery will be
taken Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday from 9 to
12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. at
the Soulh Stadium ticket
office. Each student must
present his own ID to
apply. Students wishing to
sit together must , all be
present and apply as a
group. The $9 ticket price
must be paid when the
application Is made. Win
ning lottery numbers will
ho published in the Dally
Nebraska)."
frlddy, november 15, 1874
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