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9 a.m. to 3 pjn. -Financial
aids workshop,
Nebraska Union- 202-202A.
11:30 ajn. to 1 pjn. -Outreach
Films, Union
Main Lounge.
3:30 p.m.-CSO Ex
perimental Education,
Union 216.
3:30 p.m.-Panhellenic
Association, Union 232.
4:45 pjn. to 5:20 p.m. -Fees
Allocation Board
6 p.m.-Towne Club, tion Dept.-Triil AUsen," 7 p.m. -Concerned Pro-
Union Harvest Room B-C, Union Auditorium. Life Students, Union 337.
6:30 p.m.-Kappa Alpha 7 p.m.-Table Tennis 7:30 p.m. - College
Psi pledges, Union 216. Club, Union Conference Career Christian Fellowship,
6:30 pjn.-Delta Sigma Rooms. Union 202.
Pi executives, Union 232. 7 Pf.-Baha'i Associa- 7:30 pmMath coun.
p.m. - . vmvcraiy uyu, viuvu Union 335 US'
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Board Subcommittee IV, Harvest Room A. come tax assistance, Union ju p.m.-Leita Sigma
Union 203. 7 p.m.-Physical Educa- 225 F-G-H. Pi, Union 232,
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IN MEMORY OF
THE UPRISING IN TAIWAN
(FEBRUARY 28, 1947)
On Feb. 28, 1947, the long suffering people in
Taiwan heroically stood up and fought against
the corrupt and cruel Kuomintang (KMT)
Regime of Chiang Kai-Shek. The struggle was
brutally crushed, and more than twenty
thousand people were slaughtered. Among those
who sacrificed were students, intellectuals and
innocents.
At that time, martial law was proclaimed in
Taiwan. The martial law is still in effect today.
The KMT Regime in Taiwan does inhumane and
cruel things, suppressing any. political rights, v
merely under the Great Banner of "Anti
Communism". Amnesty International in London reported last
year that there were possibly up to 8,000,
political prisoners in Taiwan.
In view of President Carter's stand on Human
Rights, we urge you, the American Public, to
take a closer look at the oppressive measures
carried out by the KMT in Taiwan.
We outrageously protest the intimidation of the
Taiwan people by KMT Agents at home and
abroad.
Committee to stop Political
Oppression in Taiwan
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Films treating world hunsr and orcanic farming will ba shown in tha main lounga
WORLD HUNGER: PEOPLE, ENERGY. FOOD - CHINA: A CASE STUDY
Presentation and slidas of tha Pecp'a's Republic fo!!owod by questions and discussion
TILT and RUTH STOUT'S GARDEN
FSms dealing with world resources end organic farming followed by discussion
MARCH 3
East Campus Union .
24 PM REGIONAL MARKETING, DIRECT BUYING
Panel discussions
4-6 PM AGRO DEVELOPMENT IN CEYLON, GHANA, ENGLAND
FHr.;; a.d discussion . .
