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friday, October 17, 1975
All' Tassel members plan
ning to go on the Oklahoma
migration Nov. 22 sign up
with Melanie Carlson or
Gina Hills by today.
Pre-Med students plan
ning to enter the University
of Nebraska Medical Center
in 1976 should sign up
for an interview. Interviews
are scheduled for today,
Oct. 31 and Nov. 7 on city
campus. For further
information, see the Pre
Med bulletin board in
Bessey Hall.
The National Foundation
of March of Dimes is
sponsoring a Youth Con
ference Saturday at the
Lincoln Hilton Hotel. There
is no admission charge.
The Independent Order
of Foresters is sponsoring
another collection of all
aluminum (recyclable) beer
cans for kidney dialysis .
equipment at St. Elizabeth
Community Health Center.
The drop site locations are
the Hinky Dinky stores at
25th and 0 streets, 17th
and South streets, 59th and
Adams streets, the Belmont
Jack and Jill, and the
Madonna Care Center, 56th
and South streets. All drop
sites are open from 9 ajn.
6 pjn.
A car wash sponsored by
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Friday
9 a. m. -Student Affairs-Our
Troubled Economy Nebraska
Union 232.
10:30 a.m.-Bus!ness Educa
tion 120 Union Auditorium.
Noon-Chancellor'i Office-luncheon-Union
242.
1:30 p,m .-American Phar
maceutical Association Union
(Auditorium.
7:30 p.m .-Audubon Wild
life film-Walter H. Berlet'i West
Side Story, Mexico to Alaska
Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education (NCCE).
Saturday
9 B.mA p.m.-Collection of
all-aluminum beer cans-Kinky
Dinky Stores. 25th and 0, 17th
and South, 69th and Adams,
Belmont Jack and Jill and Ma
donna Car Center, 58th and
South streets.
Sunday
1-4 p.m.-Alpha Omlcron PI
and Phi Delta Thete-car wash
faculty parking lot, north of Ne
braska Union 15th and S streets.
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Editor-ln-chlef: Rebecca
Brltt, News Edfeort: Randy
Gordon and Lorl Demo, Manag
ing Editor; Stan Linhorit,
Associate News Editor: Gin
Hilis, Layout Editor: Michele
Schmai,. Night News Editor':
John Katkowskl, Art and.
Entartainmafit Editor: Robert
Thurber, Sports Editor: Larry
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tor: Vine Boucher, Photo Chief
Tad Kirk, Business Manager:
Jerri Haussler, Advertising
Manager: Mary Ann Myers, Pro
duction Manager: Kitty Pollcky.
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Lincoln, Neb., 63588.
Address: The Dally Nebras
kan, Nebraska Union 34. 14th
and R streets, Lincoln, Nb.
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2533. Copyright 1975, the Dally
Nebratkan. Material may ba re
printed without permission if at
tributed to the Daily Nobraikan,
except material covered by
aitcther copyright.
Alpha Omicron Pi and Phi
Delta Theta is scheduled for
Sunday, Oct. 19 from 1 to
4 pjn. in the faculty park
ing lot north of the
Nebraska Union at 15th and
5 streets. Cost is $1. Pro
ceeds go to All University
Fund.
The deadline for register
ing for a flight-only space
on the NU charter to
London (Dec. 26-Jan. 11)
is Oct. 20. Some spaces are
still available. Contact
Nebraska Union 204 for
more information.
Registration questions
may be answered at the
Nebraska Union Centennial
Room Monday. Faculty and
students will be available to
help with pre-registration.
All colleges on both City
and East Campuses will be
represented.
Student Advisory
Boards of the Arts and
Sciences and Business
Colleges are sponsoring a
pre-registration clinic
Monday in the Nebraska
Union Main Lounge from
noon to 4 pjn.
A fellowship of Christian
students in any pre-medical
oriented field will meet
Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Dr.
Garland Bare's home at
1320 Carlos. For rides, meet
at the Wesley House at
6:30 pjn.
Alicorn, a new literary
magazine sponsored by the
English Dept. on the UNL
campus, is looking for
writers, poets and artists.
Wend submissions to
Alicorn, care of the English
Dept. or drop them in the
box in the mail room in
Andrews Hall, second floor.
The deadline is Nov. 12.
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