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The Undergraduate
ftychology Organization if
fponjoffcg a Sprfrs Party
Friiay at Rtskh Hacc
Apartments, 001 Norwood
Dr. Tickets are 75 cents In
advance and SI at the door.
Tickets and details are
available in Dumett 35.
Anyone may attend.
The UNL Young
Democrats wCl meet at .
AAV. Uorsefeathers, 1228 P
St., tonight at 9. Forest
Church, son of democratic
Sen. Frank Church of
Idaho, will answer questions
about his father's presiden
tial campaign. Final plans
for the Young Democrats
state convention also will be
discussed.
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The Second Annual
Alpha Zeta, Ag Honorary,
Pancake Feed will be Friday
and Saturday, April 2 and 3,
from 6:30 ajn. to 9:30
a.m. in the gymnasium of
the East Campus Union.
The Avocado Growing
Contest Judging is today in
Nebraska Union, north
room downstairs. Registered
contestants may leave their :
plant(s) anytime between,
10 ajn. and 3 pjn. Judging
begins at 3.
Monday's Short Stuff
regarding open, volleyball
incorrectly indicated that
league play would be
involved. However, the pro
gram, sponsored by the
Womens Athletic Dept.,
only involves volleyball
practice, which will be every
short
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Wednesday: Gear skies,
sunny and warmer. High temp
eratures from the low to mid
60s.
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Wednesday ,
8 ajn. Old West Regional
Commission Nebraska Advisory
Committee Meeting Nebraska
Center for Continuing
Education (NCCE), 33rd and
Holdrege streets.
1 pjn. Future Farmers of
America Conference NCCE.
1:30 pjn. Bowling Exam
Nebraska Union Auditorium.
1 :30 pjn. Fees Allocation
Subcommittee 4 Union 216.
2 pjn. Institute for Agricul
ture and Natural Resources
Land Safe Union 232.
2:30 pjn. Bowling Exam
Union Auditorium.
5:30 pjn. - Gamma
Lambda Union Harvest Room
A.
5:30 pjn. Engineering
Toast masters Union Harvest
Room C.
5:30 pjn. Union Advisory
Board-Union 216. "
6 pjn. Volunteer Bureau
Income Tax Assistance Union
225G.
6:15 pjn.-Phi Chi Theta
Union 242.
6:30 pjn.-ASUN Senate
Meeting Union 202.
6:30 pjn. Greek Follies
Rehearsal-Union Conference
Rooms and Auditorium.
7 pjn. V.'IId Foods from
the Plains Conference NCCE.
7 pjn. Gemstones and
Gemology Conference NCCE.
7 pjn. Non-Verbal
Expressive Forms Conference
NCCE. v
7 pjn. Inter Fraternity
Council Union Pewter Room.
7 pjn. Free University;
"How to Relate with People"
Union Harvest Room B.
7 pjn. Free University:
Tlying"-Uhion 343.
7:30 pjn. Mexican
American Student Association
Union 243.
f 7:30 pjn.-Math Counselors-Union
225 B-C
7:30 pjn.-Elacks of African
Descent-Union 232.
7:30 pjn. Union Program
Council Human Potentials:
Indian Healing Ceremony
Tuesday and Thursday start
ing at 4 pjn. The article
also stated that men may
attend practices. However,
practices are open only to
women.
The Undergraduate
Psychology Organization is
sponsoring a prercgistration
advising program now
through Friday in booth
4A in the Union north
lobby from 10:30 ajn. to
2 pjn.
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The Overseas Opportun
ities Center (OOC) is
sponsoring a New Towns
and Community Planning
program in England along
with a graduate course at
the Universtiy of
Manchester from July 1 to
July 29. The course includes
lectures, field trips and
tutorial sessions specializing
in urban planning problems.
Application deadline is
April 15. Further informa
tion is available at the
OOC office, union 205.
Deadline for early regis
tration and - priority for
classes for the fall 1976
semester is Friday April 2.
Early registration packets
are available in the Admin
istration BIdg. main level,
window 5.
Students considering
summer study in Hawaii
are able to earn seven units
of undergraduate credit in
tro weeks. The program is
offered in cooperation with
Hawaii Pacific College,
university of Hawaii and
East-West Center.
Course offerings include
oceanography, scuba diving,
sailing and sky diving.
Enrollment is limited. For
further information write
Resource Center, 364
Seaside, Room 2012,
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815.
The following organiza
tions have requested student
fee financing from the Fees
Allocation Board. Their
requests will be discussed
Thursday at 4 pjn. in the
Union. Students supporting
or opposing financing of
these organizations are
urged to attend. Organiza
tions are: Undergraduate
Psychology Organization,
Soccer Club, American
Society of Interior Design,
Ag Economics-Agri
Business, Gamma Lambda
band honorary, ASUN and
NUPIRG (Nebraska Univer
sity Public Interest Research
Group), Rodeo Club, Con
cerned Pro-Life Students
and Marketing Club.
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