mondsy, cpril 12,1970
deify ndbrtdUzn
short
oiuacnu inierenea in
doing volunteer work this
jammer should contact
Community Involvement
Services, Nebraska Union
200.
The KU Dental College
wZl have an open hearing
on its policies and
procedures relating to Title
IX regulations today at
noon in the Dental College
Eldg. 115. The hearing win
relate specifically to non
discriminatory policies
regarding students and
academic-administrative
personnel in the college.
Gerald Prescott, a
phycolost from Univer
sity of Montana who has
traveled worldwide collect
ing and studying algse, wEI
speak today in Cessey IW
auditorium at 3:30 pjn.
Today is the deadline for
reservations , to Health
Professions Day at the
University of
Medical Center
24. Students
should sign up
Hall.
Nebraska
on April
interested
in Bessey
The Society of Voinen
Engineers will be meeting
today at 7 p jn. in Nebraska
Hall WI31. The guest
speaker will be Sharon
Lippett, assistant personnel
supervisor for Northwestern
0cB Telephone Co. of
Omaha.
The Nebraska Union Pro
gram Council will discuss
the future of its Black
Activities Committee at jts
regular meeting Tuesday at
6 pjn. in the Union. All
interested students are
invited. Room number win
be posted.
The State Department of
Health Education and
Shurtleff Ambulance Co.
are sponsoring a two-part
emergency course on heart
massage and artificial
respiration today and
Vednesday from 3 to 5 pjn.
in Nebraska Hall V128.
The UNL chapter of
Mortar Board is sponsoring
a daily booth this week in
the Union north lobby from
9 am. to 3 pjn., to offer
information on UNL
women's athletics during
Women's Athletics Teek,
April 12 through 16.
-
Any women's student
organization interested in
applying for interest money
earned from the investment
of funds left by the now
defunct Associated Ycmen
Students should apply in
writing to the Council on
Student Life subcommittee
on Student Organizations,
courtesy of Jack Guthrie,
Union 200, before May I.
The interest, which will
amount to $26 .23, will
become available in June.
Chautauqua' 76 billed in 8 towns
By Bsibsra Lct2
The repeat performance of Chautauqua, a touring
company of UNL singers, dancers, speakers and
craftsmen, is bCIed as a hit for its 1976 summer season in
eight Nebraska towns.
Don Jacks, director of the 85-member cast, said, "the
idea is to take university arts and humanities outstate to
people who don't have an opportunity to see live drama,
live dance, broadcasting and dynamic speakers."
' Jacks also is assistant director of university informa
tion and was member of the publicity crew last summer.
The program, being planned since August 1975, will
start in South Sioux City May, 25 and 26 and continue
with two-day stays in BeEevue, Beatrice, Grand Island,
Kearney, Ogadala and Scottsbhiff. It ends with a two-day
stay in Chadron June 8 and 9.
This year's theme is a combination of the Bicentennial
and a play, "The Awakening Conscience of America,
he said.
The $v0,(XXl budgst is financed by the State
Bicentennial Commission, the State Committee for the
Humanities, ths State Arts Council, the University of
Nebraska Foundation and the National Endowment for
the Arts.
Each community must guarantee an additional $3,500
from ticket sales it sets, Jacks said.
; Chautauqua rents a tent for 1,500 people, and towns
must furnish electricity, chairs, security and publicity,
he said.
Jacks said last year's program touched on Nebraska's
cultural heritage, this year, folk artists, craftsman,
fiddlers, dulcimer players, blacksmiths and quitters will
display their talents.
Other performers will be the UNL Scarlet and Cream
singers, the NU dance ensemble, the Nebraska Repertoire
Theatre, UNL debate team, local talent and speakers.
-John Salisbury, president of the Radio, News and
Television Directors Association; Andy Montgomery,
Washington news correspondent, and Fred Bosselman,
Chicago lawyer, also wiH speak.
Cleveland actress Edith Owen will perform a one
woman show about Abigail Adams, wife of America's
second president.
Junior Chautauqua, for children 5- to 15-years old,
will feature drama workshops, jugglers, puppeteers and
painting.
David BeO, former UNL faculty member, and Alan
Nielsen, UNL graduate student in theatre, will direct their
new play Home Front, an original musical with 14 songs
and a cast of 10.
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