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spring semester tuition
statements have been
mailed. If students have not
received their statement,
they should check the
Office of Student Accounts,
Administration Bldg. 204.
Union Program Council
(UPC) will have an inform
ation meeting for students
interested in learning about
the 14 UPC-sponsored
committees Thursday at
7:30 pjn. in Union 216.
Registration is now being
taken for UNL's spring
charter flight to London
May 16-June 4. Study
tours take off from London
to their respective countries.
Contact Flights and Study
Tours, Union 204 for
registration and details.
Feb. 9 is deadline for
applying for degrees or
certificates to be received
at the end of second
semester. Apply at the
Office of Registration and
Records, Information
Window, Administration
Bldg., between 8 ajn. and
5 p.'m., Monday through
Friday.
"Dr.' Thane H. McCulloh.
a research geologist with the
U.S. Geological Survey, will
speak to members of the
Nebraska Geological Society
and faculty members and
students of the "geology
dept. at 8 pJn. Thursday
in Morrill Hall Auditorium
Gina Washburn, chair
woman of the Lincoln
Coalition against Rape, will
demonstrate techniques use
ful in stopping rape
attempts, Thursday at 7
p.m. in the Raymond
Television Lounge, Cather-Pound-Neihardt
complex.
,
The Recreation and
Parks Society is sponsoring
a cross-country ski clinic
tonight from 7 to 9 in the
fourth floor lounge of the
WPE Bldg. Anyone may
attend.
All mechanical engineers
interested in doing projects,
joining the rally team or
joining athletic teams, are
invited to the mechanical
engineering dept.'s meeting
today in the Bancroft Hall
lounge at 4 pjn.
A Pre-Physical Therapy
Club meeting is tonight at
7 in Union 202A.
Representatives from
various Lincoln banks will
explain the status of activity
charges on checking
accounts to the Nebraska
Union Advisory Board
today at 5:30 pjn. Students
interested in asking
questions or commenting
should attend the meeting
in Union 243.
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Carrot cako Cheesecake
Banana broad
Hot Cider
Hot Chocolate Herbal Teas.
" Fresh Ground Coffee
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Bring your choss or crlbbag hoards,
guitars, or books to study and
spend an afternoon at the Palms
Open for dinner
Specials every night
5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Thurs., Fri., & Sat.
(Located in the rear of JADA)
Wednesday
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy,
windy and colder with highs
reaching the upper teens.
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Wednesday
8 a.m.-8eef 4-H Study
Nebraska Center for Continu
ing Education (NCCE), 334d
and Holdrege streets.
8 a.m. Japanese Agricul
ture Training Program-NCCE.
8 a.m.-Newspaper Manage
ment Identification end Train
ing Conference NCCB.
8:30 a.m.-Teechers College;
Teacher Corp Workshop
Nebraska Union 232.
12:15 p.m.-College of Busi
ness Administration Luncheon
Nebraska Union Pewter Room.
12:30 " pjm .-Placement
Office Luncheon-Union 242.
1 p.m.4-H Officers Con
ference NCCE.
2 p.m. Minority Affairs;
Fee Alocation-Union 203.
3:30pjn.-Health Education
Staff-Union 222.
4 p.m. All University
Fund-Union 337.
5:30 p.m.Nebraska Union
Advisory Board-Union 243.
5:30 p.m. Gamma Lambda-Union
Harvest Room A
5:30 p.m. - Engineering
Toastmesters - Union Harvest
Room B.
6 pjn .-Volunteer Bureau;
Income Tax Assistanca-Union
225 G.
6:15 pjn.-Phl Chi Theta
Union 343.
6:30 p.m.-ASUN Senate
meeting-Union 202.
7 p.m. Interfraternity
Council-Union Pewter Room.
7 p. m. -Pre-Physical Therapy
Club-Union 202A.
7 p.m.-Parthe!lenlc Rush
Chairmen-Union 242.
7 p.m. - Model United Na
tions Committee-Union Har
vest Room C.
7 pjti.-UPC Foreign Film
Committee Union 216.
7 pn. American Society of
Industrial Engineers Union
337.
7:30 pn. Dept. of Modem
Language Film Unidn Audi
torium. 7:30 pjn .-Blacks of African
Descent-Union 222.
7:30 p.m. Math Counselors-Union
225 B-C.
7:30 p.m. Mexican-American
Student Association Union
232.
7:35 pjn .-Basketball; UNL
vs. Kansas Coliseum.
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