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A new fashion idea that makes a lot cf fashion ssnso is the
sweatcrshirt Thsre warm yet light weight They're com
fortabie and they're colorful, too. Here are three collared
sweater shirts that are proved best-sellers. Come in and see
for yourself why our sweatershirts are so deservedly popular.
Ail three come in small, medium, large and extra-large sizes.
Tc?: Heather-bar stripes by Thane in oxford gray, chocolate
cr navy. C21.
Center: Claude's sv.eatershirt with Scandinavian design
shoulder stripes, soKd color cuffs, collar and waist band.
Drcvn, navy or green on ecru. 22. .
Ce"en5: Himalaya's chest-striped sweatershirt in rust, brown
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Economics Eldg, Applicants
must be second semester
sophomores or above and be
home economics majors.
Phi Chi Theta fraternity
will meet at 4:30 pin.
today in the Union.
Theta Xi fraternity and
Triande fraternity
a haunted house
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from 7 to 11 OJtt. Friday, w-. Alt, Phi enrnrifv are
Saturday and Sunday at g a haunted house
1235 N. 16th St. Proceeds f nusaihx dystrophy
go to the All University fr0m 7:30 to II pjn.
(AUF). Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday at 1535 R St. Dona
The Agronomy Club will are $1 for adults and
meet at 7 tonight in Keim u 50 cents for children. All
IlaH. Ron Hanson, assistant proceeds will go to the
professor of agricultural Southern Nebraska Chapter
economics will speak on 0f the Muscular Dystrophy
Nebraska - Farmland Prices: Association.
How Much Higher? " .
Fred Tibbals, University
Phi Upsilon Omicron, of Durnham professor, will
a national professional fra- speak on The Ptovhton of
ternitym home economics, Computing Support for Nat'
is taking applications for und Sciences Research at
membership. .The applica
tions are available . in
Neihardt Residence Center
or the dean's office in Home
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3:30 pjn. today in Hamil
ton Hall IM.
Ronald Case, UNL poul
try and wildlife sciences
associate professor, wOl
speak on Road kCkd Wili-Ufe-A
Bonanza for Biolo
gists at 3:30 pjn. today.
in Bessey Hall Auditorium.
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The UNL Clack Masque
Chapter of Mortar Board
w21 meet Friday and Sat
urday in the Union. Sat
urday's keynote address will
be given at 1:30 pjn. by
State Sen. Shirley Marsh.
- The Physics and Astron
omy Dept. wSl open the
BeMen Observatory to the
public from 7 to 10 pjn.
Friday. There is no admis
sion charge. -
Mueller Planetarium is
sponsoring a special sche
dule of programs entitled
Halloween Night in the
Planetarium, - which will
be shown at 1:45, 2:30
and 3:15 Saturday and
at 2, 2:45 and 3:45 pjn.
Sunday. "
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