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Latin At
Stunts and faculty can hear sotze of the country
Uzdbiz fchcbrs in Latin American ttudkt at the Kcbradca
Center for Continuing Education Fi&isy and Saturday.
Hie' theme of the lowest Association for Latin
American Studies (MALAS) meeting is Rektbns Between
Latin America crJ the United Suites: A contribution to
the United States CicentemdsL
MA LAS , mergers include teachers, scholars and gra
duate students who w3 present papers concerning Latin
American history, literature, politics and foreign langu
ages.
The keynote speaker wi3 be l!a!co!ni R. Hareebey.
director of the Office of Policy and Hans, Dureau of Inter
American Affairs, US. State Dept. Since 1952,Camebey
has been deputy chief of the mission in the embassies in
Nicaragua, Eolivia and Lima, Peru.
Roberto EsquenazHfayo, director of the UNL Insti
tute of International Studies, said he hopes Eamebey also
will talk about the conflict concerning the Panama Canal.
The meeting is the second to be hosted by UNL's
Institute of Inemational Studies and has been endorsed by
the Nebraska Bicentennial Commission as part of the
state's bicentennial celebration.
Dame-bey is serving as an adviser on Latin American
foreign policy in the State Depts Bureau of Inter-American
Affairs.
I lis speech, Challenges and Opportunities in U. S.
Policy Toward Latin America, will be at 12:30 psn. Fri
day. The session also will cover Transactions between
Latin America and the US. from 9 to 11:30 ajn. and
Historical Aspects of Inter-American Rektbns, at 2 pjn.
Inter-American Themes in Latin American Literature
will be from 9:30 to 1 1 :30 axi. Saturday.
ASUN aids voting
Students who need absentee ballots to rote in the
November elections can pick up the request forms in the
ASUN offices in the Nebraska Union.
Oct. 29 is the last day county clerks may send out
absentee ballots.
Mueller, ASUN president, sail his office has
devised the request forms to include all information
necessary to send to the voter's home county clerk. The
clerk wl then send the voter another form which he or
she must return to receive the absentee ballot.
Student voters can have their ballots notarized for free
in the Nebraska Union. Notaries public are in the Office
of Student Affairs, ASUN Office and the Student Legal
Services Center.
there may be a booth in the Union where notaries
would take shifts notarizing ballots, but that would be
nearer election timeaccording to Mueller.
Workshop
sexually, Edsntlty '
A chance to explore what it means to be male or fe
male awaits those participating in the Planned Parent-,
hood-sponsored sexuality workshop Friday and Saturday.
According to staff member Kathy Allen, the work
. shop which wCl.Iast for 16 hours, will Include time for
lectures and active participation through group discuss
ions. Te don't want this to be just a lecture situation so we
are going to get everyone involved to make it a learning
event," she said..
The cost, which includes two meals, is $ 10 for students
and $15 for others. It wQ be at the YMCA, 139 N. 1 1th
St.
"There is a rck involved because you will be exposing
your feeling to yourself and that sometimes can be very
painful, she said. She said that people have come to her
after completing the workshop saying that it has changed
their lives.
Films will be shown to provide information and mental
exercises that help people explore how they feel about
certain aspects of sex.
The workshop takes place four times a year and parti
cipants have ranged in age from 18 to 69, Alien said.
short
stuff
The UNL Student
Alumni Board is taking
applications for new mem
bers today through Oct.
15. Anyone interested in
joining the board should fill
out an application at the
Alumni House,. 1520 R St.
.
Robert Schmaltz, a Penn
State University professor,
will speak on Evcporites, -Sulfides,
and Petroleum at
1:30 pjn. today in Morrill
nan ku.
' Norman Rosenberg, UNL
Agricultural Engineering
professor, will speak on
Microclimate and Plant
Growth at 7:30 pjn.
tonight in Bessey Hall
Auditorium.
Phi Chi Theta, a business
honorary, will meet at 5
pjn. today in the Union.
Room number wiQ be
posted.
The Graduate Student
Association will meet at
7:30 tonight at Duffy's,
1412 O St.
Robert Olson, UNL
Agronomy Dept. professor,
wUl present a slide show on
Agriculture in China at 7:30
pjn. tonight in the Union
Small Auditorium. .
Lambda Tau, national
honor society for medical .
technologists, will meet at
7:30 tonight at the Univer
sity Health Center.
-
Coats Committee will meet
at 6:30 tonight in the Union
South Conference Room.
New members are welcome.
The Chinese Student
Association is having a
party at 7:30 pjn. Friday at
the Lutheran Chapel, 1510
QSt.
. v
Pre-med students plan
ning to enter the Univer
sity of Nebraska College of
Medicine in 1977 should
register for an interview
Friday and on Oct. 29. For
more information consult
the pre-med bulletin board
in Eessey HalL
The Afrcian Student
Association will meet at
7 pjn. Saturday in the
Union. Room number wO .
be posted.
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