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thursky, cpril 1,1976 pc3 3 short The UNL Chem&ry Dept. is sponsoring a lecture by Prof. L Lalez2ri from the Chemistry Dept. zt the University of Tehran, Iran. A conference with Laljzari for interested students is at 2:30 pjn. in Hamilton Ifcll EOI, and the lecture starts at 4 pjn. in Hamilton 110. A two-kcture mini symposium jointly sponsored by UNL's Chemistry Dept. and the Physics Dept. will be today and tomorrow. William Reinhardt from the Univer sity of Colorado's Chemistry Dept. will speak in Hamilton 110 at 330 pjn. on Friday and William Chupka, from the Chemistry Dept. at Yak University lectures at 4 pjn. today in Brace IhR 211. The American Home Economics Association : is meeting tonight at 630 in the Commons Room of the Home Economics ddg. The program w21 be given by Linda Bortis, consumer con sultant for the Nebraska Department of Agriculture. The School of Life Sciences is presenting a special seminar today at 230 pjn. in Hamilton 104. Richard Karpel of Princeton University will speak on RNA Unwinding Proteins. Builders is having a "Think Drink" today from 430 until 630 pjn. at the Water Hole, 148 N. 14th St. One dollar buys all the beer you can drink at this faculty member and student get-together. Tassels is having a re organization and recruiting meeting tonight at 7 in the Nebraska Union for all students interested in join ing the UNL spirit organiza tion. Membership is open to men and women of at least sophomore standing next semester. If you cannot attend, call Melanie Carlson, 432-1793. ASUN Environmental Task Force is meeting tonight at 7 in the Nebraska Union South Conference Room. Lambda Tau, the Pre Medical Technology honorary, is meeting tonight at 7 in the Conference Room in the basement of the Uaiverstiy Health Center. Interns from the three Omaha hospitals will lead discussion and answer questions concerning the Pre-Medkal Technology program. April 2 is the deadline for entries to the Mortar Board Toman As Art art contest. Sponsored by UNL Mortar Board and Lincoln Mortar Board Alumnae, it is open to all students. Art work in any media is eligible as long as it is visibly connected with women. A cash prize of $300 is offered, with the exhibit being displayed in the Union Main Lounge April 3 through 8. The Undergraduate Psychology Organization is sponsoring a preregistration advising program now through Friday in booth 4 A in the Union north lobby from 1030 ajn. to 2 pjn. Friday is the deadline for early registration and priority for classes for the fall 1976 semester. Early registration packets are available in the Administra tion Edg. main level, window 5. ...... . ' Junior students at the College of Dentistry-UNL and senior dental hygiene students will demonstrate dental activities - and techniques at the annual College of Dentistry-UNL Table Clinic, scheduled for 7 to 9:30 tonight at the College of Dentistry-UNL on the East Campus. D. James McCabe, pro fessor of dentistry, said the program allows advanced students to investigate in depth a topic of their choice and then publicly present their findings. The . audience is comprised of dental students, faculty members and Lincoln-area dentists and dental hygienists, McCabe said. The event also is open to the public. Presentations are judged and the dental student winner will represent Nebraska at the American Dental Association meet ing in Las Vegas this fall, he said. " VV OA Diamond Solitaires Choose the shape, width. weight and pice you want. fe. 8MM band. carat marquis shape diamond. $275. . 4MM band. carat mind shape bamoML$2a3. AB bands U karat gold 8 Convenient Ways to Buy STUDENT ACCOUNTS INVITED 71 8 CONVIENT WAYS TO BUY Hospitality Days begin Saturday "We've come a long way baby,- is the theme of the UNL College of Home Economics "Hospitality Days." Saturday from 8 ajn. to 2:30 pjn the college will give Nebraska high school students a taste of what uni versity home economics is all about. Lorraine Brandt, faculty chairman for Hospitality Days, said those attending the event may talk with alumni about career planning. Hospitality Days have been going on for close to 50 years," she said. "If the weather is good, we expect close to 1 ,500 people." The cost to the college is minimal, she said, with each department providing displays. Exhibits will be held in the Home Economics Bldg., the Ruth Staples CkUd Development Laboratory, Home Management Laboratories and residence halls on East Campus. Nutrition demonstrations, fiber burning equipment, rehabilitation areas and a fashion show are some of the scheduled demonstrations. A fashion show preview is at 7 pjn. Friday in the Home Economics Bldg. Schedule of ItagKtsSty Days events 8 ajn. Registration Home Economics Bfcfg. 9 ajn All displays and exhibitions open Home Economics Bldg. and Child Development Laboratory. 9:30 ajn.-Fashion Show-Home Economics Bldg. auditorium. 10:30 ajn.-Fashion Show-Home Economics Bldg. auditorium. 1 1 :30 ajn.-Optional fashion show (If enough people attend) Home Economics BSdg. auditorium. 2:30 pjn.-All exhibits close. 1 1 1) i rT t w . -w v w J Ls . L-J Li J IS' ; J Until May 8. 1976. you can choose $20 worth of top quality, nationally known brand accessories FREE horns, tire pumps, car carriers, etc. when you purchase any Raleigh. The highest quality bicycle in the world for over 90 years 3r-' But act now! Come see us today. Oea: Tecs. k Fri. SK5 SstS-5 e U&n. 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