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3 IE . Sili'fcT The Student Council for Exceptional Children is meeting today at 4:15 in Henzlik 35. Stanley Elkin, author and a judge for the National Book Awards, will discuss his upcoming book, The Franchiser, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Nebraska Union Ballroom and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the English Department lounge. Phi Upsilon Omicron is having a St. Patrick's Day Party Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Home Economics Building, Room 104. Elliott Elementary School needs volunteers to design and teach mini-courses in April. Contact the Student Volunteer Services Office, Union 200, for more information. The CSL Subcommittee on Student Organizations will be making appointments to the Fees Allocation Board. Interested students should apply by April 1. Application forms are available in the Student Activities Office. For more information call Chris Batie, Chairman, or Jack Guthrie in the Student Activities Office. A special one-time issue of Bald Eagle will be published April 18 and 19. Anyone is invited to contribute. Material will be credited and remains the property of the producer. Send your work to Bald Eagle, P.O. Box 1314, Boulder, Colo. 80302. The deadline is April 11. The Victoria Teacher Selection Program will interview prospective teacher candidates for the states of Tasmania, West and Queensland, at the Teacher Office, Teachers following an session. Call Victoria, Australia Australia, Placement College 106 orientation .472-2213 or 472-2214 for an appointment. Students may express their views on the financing of Pi Tau Sigma, Rifle Club, Innocents and Mortar Board, Women's Resource Center, and Union Program Council at an open hearing of the Fees Allocation Board Monday at 7 p.m. A schedule for the meeting ai ' copies of the budget and subcommittee records are available in Nebraska Union 200. Kappa Alpha Psi will hold the drawing for their raffle Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Union 200. The drawing, originally scheduled for December 24, was postponed because of difficulties with the raffle committee, according to Marvin Crenshaw, president of the fraternity. Crenshaw said the raffle was planned to raise money for the Afro-American Achievement Association and the Culture Center. The winner will receive $100 cash, he said. Tickets sold for the original drawing will be honored but no additional raffle tickets are being sold. n nff f .v 4 m at m v 1 S ' ' - y 'i ft Q f v 3U KsJjkjxLlj 1W (7 " O u tmmJ' mw1J VlMM) Open 8-5, Rtonday -Saturday 1 1135 R I 432-0111 j I E33IT! If you think you have the ability and desire to master nuclear engineering, the Navy's Nuclear Propulsion Program has openings for about 200 outstanding college graduates. There's a Navy Recruting Officer ready: to give you all the details on how you can become someone special in the new Navy. will be interviewing on your campus March 18 & 19. To arrange an interview, contact your placement office or cat! collect (402) 221-938S LT. DAVE FRAKX 6313 Pacific St. Overland Wolf Suite 400 Omaha, Ke. 08103 You can be whoever you want to be when you come to Duling for your new glasses. We have a whole new line of frame styles for spring . . . and if you don't like any of them (which we find hard to believe) you can choose . from another 200 already available. Your frames determine how the world sees you, of course. But your lenses determine how you see the world. That's why we consider your complete vision needs and not simply your frames. So come to Duling, you'll see things better our way. f7- i ) -n hrp v 1 Because nothing you wear is as important as your glasses. ruif LINCOLN 1324 "O" Street Phone: 402-432-9652 'O A member of the Opticians' Association of America. daily nebraskan 1 i f page 7 monday, march 17, 1975