thursday, november 6, 1975
daily nebraskan
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Course Offerings
A Workshop in Silversmithing
7:00 p.m. Tuesday
Love Bsmt. or Centennial Bsmt.
Comics, Nostalgia and Collecting
6:30 Wednesday Neb. Union
The U.S. 200 Yrs. Later
8:00 p.m. Wednesday Neb. Union
Registration:
Stop by the Free U. office Rm. 331 Neb. Union
or call 472-2587. 8a.m. - 4p.m.
Jewelry Casting
(Lost Wax Method)
Time & Place to be arranged
Intro into techniques of Aquarian
Awareness and Self-Control
Wed. Fri. 7:00 Neb. Union
Free Cross-Country Skiing films
Nov. 11 & Dec. 9 at 8 p.m.
Introduction, entertainment &
instructional information.
Sign up at either showing
at the Bivouac. 1235 Q St.
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Benchcrafted by
skilled artisans
from full weight
natural cowhide.
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J. W. Fox & Co.
carries a full line
of casual and dress
boots for your
needs.
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a shoo store
1229 R Street 435-2504
short
Earlv reeistration for the
spring semester will be ac
cepted until Nov. 21. Class
es will be given on a first
come first-serve basis. Stu
dents who have extra pre
registration forms are asked
to return them to the infor
mation window in the Ad
ministration Bldg.
A panel of graduate stu
dents from the different
areas of psychology will
provide information about
grad school experiences and
different career opportuni
ties tonight at 7 in Burnett
35.
Marian Cast will speak on
Morocco at the Nov. 6 meet
ing of the American Home
Economics Association
meeting at 6:30 p.m. in
C.Y. Thompson Library
lounge.
Alpha Chi Omega and
Kappa Alpha Theta are spon
soring an All University
Fund spaghetti feed, Sun-d-y
from 5-8 pjn. in the
Nebraska Union Harvest
Room. C;tl 432-7045 for
more information.
Lambda Tau. the M
Tech Honorary will meet
tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the
University Health Center
basement.
Marketing Club's Novem
ber Think Drink is scheduled
for Thursday from 4:30.
6:30 pjn. at the Waterhcle.
Frank Hallgren, UNL direc
tor of placement, will speak
on job placement and the
job market. Businessmen
and professors will be avail
able to answer questions.
Cost is 25 cents for members
and $1 for guests.
International Week is
sponsoring a display and ba
zaar in Nebraska Union
Lounge, Thursday and Fri
day, from 9:30 ajn. to
4 pjn.
Appointments for getting
pictures taken for the senior
yearbook will start Nov. 10
and run through Dec. 12.
Photographs will be taken
Nov. 17 through Dec. 12.
Students wishing to make
appointments call the Stu
dent Alumni Association,
472-3913.
CSL to meet tonight
The Council on Student
Life will meet today at 7
p.m. in the Pewter Room of
the Nebraska Union.
Agenda
I. Approval of minutes.
I I. Discussion on Publications
Board.
1 1 1 .Procedures for appeals.
IV.Discussion on parking fines.
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