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The Chinese Student
Association General Election
for 1975-76 will be held
tonight at eight in the
University Lutheran Chapel,
15th and Q Sts. Films and
refreshments will be provided
after the election.
The Near South
Neighborhood Association is
sponsoring a Goals Formation
Workshop this Saturday i't
9:15 a.m. in the Trinity
Methodist Church. Anyone
who lives in the area is
welcome.
The
first meeting
of the
Sherlock Holmes Social Club
will be at 8 p.m. Saturday in
the French Quarters
Clubhouse. Criminal Justice
majors and their friends are
urged to attend.
Phi Upsilon Omicron is
having initiation of new
members this Sunday in the
Home Ec Building, Rm. 104, at
7:30 a.m.
Dalou Asahi is speaking at
the Commonplace Chapel, 333
No. 14th, Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
to help raise money for the
Attica Brothers Defense Fund.
The University Gay Action
Group will sponsor a
Coffeehouse Saturday evening
from 9 to 1 a.m. and Sunday 9
p.m. until midnight at the
UMHE Commonplace Chapel.
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 liibor Co-Op
will be sponsoring weekend
projects April 4, 5, 18 and 19
and May 2 and 3. Persons who
wish to volunteer should go to
the Student Volunteer Services
Office, Nebraska Union 200
before the weekend that they
would like to participate.
Today is the last day to
register for eight man
intramural soccer. All rosters
should be turned in to the
Recreation Department, 1740
Vine St.
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George Tuck, associate professor of journalism, holds "Prairie Storm," which last year won
- an exhibition merit award at the national convention of the Professional Photographers of
America in Los Angeles, Calif., and is currently being exhibited in Juarez, Mex.
Mexico shows professor's prints
The Museum of Art and History in Juarez,
Mexico, is the location of a photograph display
by George Tuck, UNL associate professor of
journalism.
'Hie display, consisting of 50 color prints
made from a black and white or color negative or
American" Southwest landscapes, nudes and
"some people shots," Tuck said.
The photographs were made by a
time-consuming process in which high contrast
positives and negatives of varying densities were
made from a balck and white or color negative or
transparency. Colored light was then passed
through them onto color printing paper.
Tuck said he showed some of the prints to the
museum's director while on vacation in Juarez
during Christmas. The director "liked them very
much," he said, and invited Tuck to display
them. Tlie prints are for sale in the museum
throughi April 22.
This is the first time Tuck's work has been
shown in a foreign country. Tuck said he is not
yet a nationally recognized photographer, but
said he was named one of Nebraska's top ten
photographers in 1974.
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Good Food
Fried Chicken
Prime Rib
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cuisine right here in Lincoln
at the French Gourmet.
Come with a group of
friends . . . there's a 10
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discount tor groui o
or more.
Enjoy the Divertimenti String
Trio and free canape's Friday
and Saturday nights.
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daily nebraskan
friday, april 4, 1975
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