monday , march 8, i 976
daily nebraskan
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Committee seeks
education opinions
The Nebraska Legislature's Study Committee for Post
Secondary Education wants to hear from students, faculty
members and taxpayers Tuesday at 7 pjn. in the Nebraska
Union's small auditorium.
Waverly Sen. Jerome Warner, committee chairman, said
the committee is seeking input on how the existing system
is Viewed and how it could be developed to meet future
educational needs.
xHe said the hearing, which originally was scheduled for
Feb. 21, but canceled because of snow, is part of a plan to
develop a coordinated outline for higher education to be
presented both to the public
its 1977 session.
The School of Life
Sciences is sponsoring a
lecture by Steven D.
Schwartzback from the Oak
Ridge National Laboratory
in Oak Ridge, Tenn. at a
special seminar today at
3:30 p.m. in the Bessey
Hall Auditorium. There will
be an informal coffee hour
beginning at 3 pjn. in the
auditorium.
' . .
Irving Younger, a law
professor at Cornell Univer
sity, will speak in the Law
College Bldg. Auditorium
today at 10 ajn. Younger's
topic will be "The Art of
Cross-Examination.
Refund checks for
students whose tuition
statements showed a credit
balance are ready at the
cashier's window in the
Administration Bldg.
Checks may, be obtained
from 8:30 ajn, to Noon and
from 1 to 4 pjn.
The ASUN Government
Liaison Committee will
meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in
the Nebraska Union.
The Human Develop
ment Club will be meeting
Tuesday at 7 pjn. in Home
Economics Bldg. 104. The
program : will be about
adoption and foster homes
in Nebraska and some of the.
requirements, regulations
and general information in
this area.
There will be an All
University Fund meeting
Tuesday at 4 p. in. in the
Union. Room number will
be posted.
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and to the Legislature during
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Early registration for the
Fall 1976-77 semester
begins March.lS. Packets of
early registration material
will be available beginning
March 10 in the Administra
tion Bldg. main level,
window 5.
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The College of Business
Administration (CBA)
fcthmc Minority Committee
will be meeting Tuesday at
3:30 pjn. in the CBA
Bldg. 238.
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Students wishing or re
quiring youth hostel cards,
international student ID's,
ideas, discounts or informa
tion on all parts of travel,
work and study experiences
abroad, should contact the
' Overseas Opportunities
Center, Union 205.
The JoyceJohnson
Angel Flight, an organiza
tion concerned , with helping
people, is seeking new
members. The organization
is an auxiliary cf the Arnold
.Air Society. Interested
students should call 472
8608 for more information.
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Applications for
Innocents Society, senior
honorary, are available in
Union 200 and 332 and the
East Campus Activities
Bldg. main office. Any
junior may apply. Deadline
is March 16.
.
The Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance program will
be available to help students
fill out their income tax
forms every Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday
evening from 6 to 10 p.m.
from now until April 15 in
Union 225G.
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