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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1976)
page 8 , o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o daily neur aSKail monday, february 16, 1976 When he promises you the sun, moon and stars, tell him you 11 settle for a rock. f & V ,7 my msittmiB mmuh iwie went Downtown ' Gateway Conestoga 11290" St. Enclosed Mall Enclosed Mall Lincoln Lincoln , Grand Island ft a' ! A I Student's trial is Tuesday A UNL jujor elementary education major, from Lincoln has been arrested and charged with concealing stolen property. Debra Nelson was arrested Feb. 6 after campus police found a rhino boot in her car, according to Campus Police Lt. Robert Edmunds. ' " Nelson, who has pleaded innocent, will stand trial Feb. 17. v According to police reports, the rhino boot was attached to Nelson's car Feb. 5 because of unpaid parking violations. Later that day an officer discovered the boot. and car gone. John Duve, Campus Police parking and traffic coordinator, said this is the fifth incident in which a boot allegedly has been illegally removed. He said the removals probably resulted from improper application and not from a mechanical breakdown of the boot. Edmunds said that this is the first time charges relating to an illegal boot removal have been filed. There are no provisions under university policy to deal with rhino boot removals, he said. getting OOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOO Spend ft W at the Grove Mon.-Recession Night Tues. - Ladies Night Wed - A-Go-Go-Contest Thurs.-Tequila Night Fri.-Sat-B.M.G.&F. (booze, music, games & fun) o o o o o o The Heart-Break Kids Appearing all Week o The Royal Grove 3Qow.eomhusker OOOOOCOOOO00OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO mmv Sim ' . is' . - HI! original T-Shlrta --SiSkccf coning plus heat transfer -We've got every kind ofT-Shlrt on the market. Stingy Sam prints anything. "Ha's not tht Cadillac of th business ha's tha Msresdes" f ---T'i WMr e!so: JawtSry, Canvas Knapsacks, Aprons, (.sundry Ccqj, TotaBags y ' 244 No. West ddo f the Glass fftanagofla Mi tzza. & thura. cps.. CIS 9;00 pA Janet Norris, a UNL senior majoring in Univer sity Studies, will be one of 33 American students study ing abroad after receiving an International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) scholarship through the Institute of In ternational Education (HE). She will be studying at the University of Innsbrook in Innsbrook, Austria. In a University of Iowa debate competition which took place Feb. 5 through Feb. 8, with 34 Midwestern colleges, two UNL students took first place in the dra matic duo event. Ron Taylor, a sopho more speech communica tion major from Omaha, and Bob Thurber, a junior speech and theatre major from Lincoln, did an oral in terpretation of literature from British drama writer Harold Pinter. - Edward Robinson was . awarded a $200 scholarship by the Nebraska Seedman's Association at a banquet Feb. 9 in Omaha. The award is given an nually to n agronomy stu dent with aa -outstanding academic record during his or her freshman year at UNL - , Robinson is s sophomore at UNL majoring in agron omy with an option in crop production. Weather Monday: Partly , tunny and cooler with a good chance of showers tarty Monday. Highs around 50. TiMt&y: Clear to partly cloudy and unseasonably mild with high tomperaturas In tha low 60s. Monday 8 ajn.-Nsbraska Real Estate Institutes and Graduate conference-Nebraska Center for Continuing Education (NCCEJ. 33rd and Holdrege streets. 6 a jn. Japanese Agricul tural Training Program NCCE. 8 ajn.-HEMP (Helping End Marijuana Prohibition) Brownie Sale Nebraska Union North Lobby ticket booth. 4 pjn. Home Economics Graduate StudentsHome Economics Bldg. 104. 6 p.m.-Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Union. 6:30 pjn.-Corroston Pre vention conferenceNCCE. 7 pjn .-American Society for Personnel Administration Union. Tuesday - 8 ajn. Nebraska Baal Estate Institutes and Graduate eon f em nee NCCE. 8 a jn, Japanese . Agricul-' trual Training program-NCCE. 8 a jm .-Corrosion Pre vention conference NCCE. -. 12 pjn. Extension Service Directors Advisory Committee NCCE. - 6:30 pjm.-Phl Upsilon Omicron Home Economics Bldg. 104. 7 pn. ASUN Government Liaison Committee Union. 7 pjn. Alpha Tau Alpha Agriculture Hail 311. 8 pjn. Studio Theatre; "Oh Dad. Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You In the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Scd."-Temple Bldg., 12th and R streets. ri Introducing Vision Center's n. t 3 II' vPl 1 mwWhf 1 I r fii ii kjf eaa"emgj wm"" i nwai ir I WH-m, i VI i SMB. 1 TiNk.l The origiiul purchacwr of thia ptte ef contort kmmt, St ma comitty setiBnad within 50 ys of purduwe, fct nttuml to a nrun4 M the com of the mm only. fUfuiwl wiU M wade upon rvtran ef the ham with Ihia cartilicaM to lK fmmi VWon Cantar what putchaaM. 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