Wednesday, february 18, 1976
daily nebraskan
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Ralph Abernathy to spetik
Ralph Abernathy, president of the
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
(SCLC) will speak in the Nebraska Union
Thursday night at 7:30. The public event
is sponsored by the Nebraska Union
Program. Council's Black Activities
Committee.
Abernathy became SCLC president after
the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther
King, Jr. He rose to national prominence
in 1955-56 when he and other black
leaders, including King, led the
Montgomery, Ala. bus boycott.
A graduate of Alabama College, . he
re.ceived an M..A- in Sociology from Atlanta
University.
, Abernathy, 49, was a founder of the
Montgomery Improvement Association,"
the direct forerunner of the SCLC He
serves as President Emeritus of that
organization and currendy is pastor of
West Hunter Street Baptist Church in
Atlanta-
Abernathy will discuss "A Nation Irf
Crisis." An informal rap session with
Abernathy will be in the Harper Hall
Lounge,.! 150 N. 14th. St., after the talk.
short
Sttfff I
The UNL Ski Hub will
be meeting at 8 tonight at
the Cherry Hut, 415 West
Dawes Ave. Deposits and
final payments for the ski
trip to Winter Park Colo.,
will be needed and next
year's officers will be
elected. Non-members
attending the meeting will
be charged SI for,
admission. ( For' more
information call 488-1666
or 423-9911.,
The School of Life
Sciences is sponsoring a
lecture by Richard Consigli,
professor of micro-biology
at Kansas State University,
in the Bessey Hall
Auditorium today at 2:30
pm.
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Applications for
Innocents Society, senior
honorary, now ae available
in Nebraska Union 200 and
332 and the main office of
the East Campus Activities
Bldg. Any junior may apply.
Eta Sigma Gamma, the
National Health honorary,
will . feature Richard K.
Boohar, UNL associate
professor of zoology, with a
lecture on "The Population
Explosion Worldwide"
tonight at 7 in Union 243.
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Anyone interested in
entering the Triple Title
Scholarship pageant should
attend an important
meeting Thursday night a 7
pjn. at the Radisson
Cornhusker Hotel. For
further information, call
477-1572.
The Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance program will
be available to help students ,
fill out their income tax
forms every I . Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday
from 6 pjn. to 10 p.m.
from now until April 15th
in Union 225G.
.
The UNL student
chapter of HEMP (Helping
End Marijuana Prohibition)
is holding a brownie sale
this week to raise money for
HEMP in ticket booth 2A
in the Union north lobby.
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Application forms for
the Donald Walters Miller
Scholarship for 1976-77
for sophomores, juniors'and
Wtithw
' W4nirfay: Partly tunny
with temperatures in tha upper
40a to low 50 s.
Wednesday
8 a.m. -Japanese Agricul
tural Training Program
Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education INCCE), 33rd and
Holdrege streets.
8 a.m .-Extension Service
Directors Advisory Committee
-NCCE.
8 a.m .-Corrosion Prevention
Confarence-NCCE .
8 a.m .-Nebraska Reai Estate
!.i,m and Graduate Cco
ference-NCCE.
11:45 a.m. University
Association for Administration
Development ' Luncheon
Nebraska Union 202-202A.
12 p.m.-Ewtfish Dept.;
Women's Resource Center; Poet
Carol Olev-Union 242-243.
8:30 p.m. Gamma
Lambda-Union Harvest Room
A.
5:30 p.m. Engineering
Toastmaeters-Unior Harvest
Room C.
6:30 p. m. -Nebraska Union
Advisory Board-Union 242.
cahndaf
6 p.m. Volunteer Bureau;
income Tax Assistance Union
225 G.
6 p.m .-Areas of Excellence;
Life Sciences Dinner-NCCE.
6:15 p.m.-Ptti Chi Theta
Union 203-202A.
6:30 pjn.-ASUN. Senate
Union 202.
6:30 pjn.-Panhellenic Rush
Chairmen Union South Con
ference Room.
6: 45 p.m.-Student Veterans
Association-Union 337
? p.m -Eta Sigma Gamma
Union 243. '
7 p.m. -Model United
Nations Committee Union
Harvest Room B.
7 p.m Concerned Pro-Lite
Students-Union 222.
7:30 p.m.-Matn Counselors
-Union 225 B-C.
7:30 p.m. Mexican
American Student Association
Union 232.
7:30 pn -Blacks of African
Descent-Union 343.
7:35 p.m.-Basketbetl; UNL
vs. Kansas State-Coliseum.
8 p.m. Studio Theatre;
'Oh Dad. Poor Dad. Mmta't
Hung You in trie Dmf and I'm
flih' So Ssd. -Temple Bldg.,
12tn ad R streets,
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seniors in Arts and Sciences
College are available " in
Oldfather Hall 1223.
Applications are due Friday,
March 5.
Applications for the Out
reach Training Program,
which begins Feb. 23 and
Involves creative listening
and problem solving, are
due this Friday-. Applica
tions are available in Health
Center 104.
, Alpha Zeta, agriculture
honorary, will have a meet
ing tonight at 7 in Keim
Hall 244 on die East
Campus. Officers will be
elected.
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