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The Gay Rap Group will
meet at 8 p.m. at the UMHE
Commonplace, 333 N. 14th St.
The UNL chapter of Alpha
Lambda Delta, Freshmen
Women's Honorary, is taking
applications for two SI 00
scholarships to be awarded
April 24. Junior and senior
women who are members of
Alpha Lambda Delta, have
a eumidative grade point
average of at least 3.5, and
presently have no full-tuition
scholarships may apply.
Application forms are available
in Administration 108. The
deadline for applying is April
10.
Student Volunteer Services
will pay $10 for the best design
submitted for a newsletter
logo. Entries should be
submitted to Nebraska Union
200 by April 18. Call 472-2486
or 472-2487 for more
information.
The Lincoln Labor Co-Op
will be sponsoring weekend
projects April 4 and 5, April 18
and 19 and May 2 and 3.
Persons who wish to volunteer
labor should go to the Student
Volunteer Services Office,
Nebraska Union 200 before the
weekend that they would like
to participate.
Any person or group
interested in participating in
the Spring Art Festival
sponsored by the Student
Chapter of the American
Institute of Architects April 9
to 11 should contact Ann
Florsek, 423-5357.
A volunteer is needed to
tutor a child in remedial
reading. If interested, contact
the Student Volunteer Center,
Nebraska Union 200.
Any students who wish to
oppose funds for the Black
Student Coalition,
Mexican-American Indian
Students, Student Bar
Association, Cultural Center or
the Alumni Association may
do so at a meeting of the Fees
Allocation Board today at 5:15
pjii. in the Nebraska Union.
Copies of these budgets and
subcommittee recommenda
tions will be on file in Union
200.
Bill changes student
The Nebraska Legislature has passed a bill which will allow
full-time students who work full time to be eligible for
unemployment compensation if they lose their jobs.
LB370, sponsored by Sen. George Burrows of Adams, passed
35-5 and was sent to the governor for his signature.
Gov. J. James Exon has not had time to study LB370 because
he has' been surveying blizzard damage in western Nebraska,
according to an office spokesman. The bill has not been presented
to him yet. . '
Currently, full time workers who are part-time students are
covered by unemployment compensation, but full-time students
under the same conditions are not.
Jack Ritchie, director of financial aids at UNL, said he does not
think many UNL students will be affected by the proposed law.
"We have a lot of staff who work full time who take a few hours
of classes, but not too many full-time students who are working
full time," he said.
Ritchie said until the regents change university policy 18
months ago, UNL students were prohibited from working full time
if they were full-time students. This previous ruling, he said, may
be partly responsible for the low number of full-time students with
full-time jobs.
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daily nebraskan
thursday, epril 3, 1975
