tnursday, January 22, 1976
daily hcbraskan
Today is the last day to
submit applications to
ASUN Senate for a position
on the Electoral Commis
sion. Apply in the ASUN
office, 334 Nebraska Union.
Interviews are tonight at 7.
There will be a Human
Individual Metamorphosis
lecture tonight at 7 at
UMHE Commonplace, 333
N. 14th St. The lecture
will center on explorations
into the possibility of evolv
ing to a physical level above
human in this lifetime.
.
There will be a meeting
for Trivia Bowl Team Cap
tains tonight at 7:30 in
Union 222.
The chemistry dept. and
the School of Life Sciences
is presenting a lecture by
UNL chemistry Prof. Larry
Parkhurst at 3:30 pjn. in
Bessey Hall Auditorium.
The talk is "Studies of
Some Rapid . Biochemical
Reactions."
Phi Beta Lambda, a cam
pus business organization, is
sponsoring a tour of Quik
Copy tonight. Those inter
ested should meet at the
Lutheran Chapel at 525 N.
16th St. at 6:15.
The Agronomy Club will
meet tonight at 7 in Keim
Hall 244 on the East Cam
pus. Speaker is Tom Brose
of the Ag-Tech company.
Anyone wishing to join
Agronomy Club is invited.
Students who brought
books to the ASUN Book
All Salts
Final
BUYO
PBSCE
1,500 P
Exchange may come to the
Union North-South Confer
ence Room and claim their
unsold books today and Fri
day from 9 a.m. to 5 jjjn.
.
Prospective pharmacy
students are reminded that
Jan. 24 is deadline for ap
plications for the Pharmacy
College Admission Test. Ap
plications for admission to
the College of Pharmacy
must be received by Feb. 1.
For additional information,
contact Dean L. Kirk
Benedict, Lyman Hall 1 16.
.
Applications from junior
men and women for 1976
77 Mortar Board are due at
5 pjn. Friday. Forms are
available from residence hall
directors or Greek house
presidents and at Admini
stration Bldg. 310 or the
Panhellenic-Inter Fraternity
Council office.
Builders is taking appli
cations for committee chair
persons and assistants. Ap-
Elications, available in
Won 345 or from any
executive member, must be
turned in by 4 pjn. Friday.
Interviews will be the follow
ing Sunday.
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The Women's Resource
Center Advisory Board
meets tonight at 5 at the
Women's Resource Center,
Union 116.
The East Union Program
Council will have interviews
Sunday starting at 2 pjn.
for five committee chairper-
sons on dances and concerts,
recreation, hospitality, ca
pus involvement, and educa
tion. Come or phone East
Union 472-2955 or 472
2956 for an interview time.
Interviews will be Satur-,
day , for UPC Talks and
Topics committee chairper
son in the Union beginning
at 2 pjn. Room number will
be posted on the Daily
Events Calendar.
'
An important meeting of
the African Students Associ
ation is Saturday at 7 pjn.
in Union. Room number
will be posted on the Daily
Events Calendar.
The Union Program
Council is looking for volun
teers interested in music,
records or Union program
ming to serve in the Record ,
REGULAR
CHOOSE FBQti
Lending Library, Union
122.
The UNL chemistry dept.
is sponsoring a lecture Fri
day by Hans J. Ache from
the chemistry dept. of Vir
ginia Polytechnic Institute
at 3:30 pjn. in Hamilton
Hall 110. The lecture topic
will be "New Aspects of
Positronium Chemistry."
An informal discussion
period with Ache is at 2:15
pjn.
Financial aid applications
for the 1976-77 school year
should be sent to the ad
dress indicated on the Par
ents Confidential Statement
by Feb. 1. For further infor
mation or an application
form, contact the Office of
Scholarships and Financial
Aids.
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Weather
Thursday: Crisp, mostly
sunny with little temperature
change. Highs in the mid to up
per 40s.
Thursday
7:30 a.m. Teaching Council-BreakfastNebraska
Union
203.
8 a.m. Nebraska Dept. of
Revenue Conference Nebraska
Center for Continuing Educa
tion (NCCE), 33rd and Hold
rege streets.
8 a.m.-Nebraska Rural Elec
trification Cooperative Associa
tion Conference NCCE,
8 a.m. Japanese Agricultur
al Training Program-NCCE.
8:30 a.m. -Real Estate Sales
Seminar-NCCE.
8:30 a.m.-Student Affairs
Staff-Union 243.
; 0 a.m. Groundwater Seminar-NCCE.
9 a.m. Summer Sessions
Union 216.
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Hair Dryers
Shavers
All Makes
Repaired
1140 "N" Street
1358 S. 33rd St.
After Feb. 29 wa will
Announcin
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Bricks,
publications committee,
Redcoats, Projections
and Student Faculty
Applications are available
in room 345, Nebr. Union,
or from any Builders
. executive member.
Deadline for applications
is this Friday.
Interviews are on -Sunday.
WANTED: Student commercial artist to take part
in continuing project. Good pay. Apply for inter-
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3:30 p.m.-Student Affairs
Staff Development Union 216.
4 p.m. Fees Allocation
Board-Union 203.
5:30 p.m .Housing Policy
Committee Union Pewter
Room.
5:30 p.m. Council of Amer
ican Indian Students Union
232.:..;
7 p.m. Council on Student
Life-Union Pewter Room. ,
7 p.m. Concerned Pro-Life
Students-Union 202.
7 p.m. Chess Club-Union
Harvest Room A.
7:30 pjn. - Greek Week
Trivia Bowl Union 222.
, 432-1785
432-3772
be at 317 S. 1 1th
Interviews
for Builders
view8...bnng porttoiio.
IN THE OLD QUENTIN'S LOCATION
43S-2504
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