frsdy, ?ril 22, 1377
p!
1 WC?
The Mexican American
Student - Association con
cludes, its Cultural Aware
ness Days 1977 with several
programs this weekend.
Events include a panel dis
cussion with Olga Villa in
the Nebraska Union at 1:30
p.m. today; a lecture by
Abelardo Delgado about
The Importance of Raza
Poetry at ,the Culture
Center, 1012 N. 16 St.,
at 7:30 tonight; a talent
show at 10 a.m. Saturday
in Henzlik Hall; a dance at
the Elks Club, 15th arid P
streets at 8:30 pjn. Satur
day; and Comida and festi
, val at noon Sunday at the
Knights of Columbus Hall,
7300 Holdrege St.
-.,
The UNL Eckanar Inter
national Student Society is
sponsoring a Day with ECK
seminar Saturday beginning
at 11 a.m. with the film,
ECKANAR: A Way of Life. '
The program will feature
music, poetry, lectures and
a skit
The India Association
presents India night, a
banquet followed by a
cultural program of Indian
classical and Folk dances,
songs, and music in the
Union Ballroom Sunday, at
6 p.m. Tickets are available
in the foreign students
office, Union 345.
If a woman contracts
rubella shortly before, or
during early pregnancy, the
disease can do serious
damage to her unborn child.
During April, rubella
immunity testing wEl be
available to all UNL women
at the University Health
Center for $2. To be tested,
report directly to the
Medical Laboratory, room
129 in the Health Center
Monday through Friday, 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. during April.
For more information, call
472-2102, ext. 268. -
Today is the last day for
the AD University Fund
Spring faculty drive. All
money will be donated to
the senior dinners program.
Send donations to: AUF,
Union.
Rigel-Five, the fifth
calendar
9 a-m.-Mini - University
Litercultural Communica
tions class, Nebraska Union,
232.
10:30 ajn.-Montgomery
Series Lecture by Maurice
Meisner, Union Auditorium.
12 noon-Ad-Hoc Stu
dent Development Training,
Union North Conference
Room.
12:30 pjn.-MusHni Stu
dent Assn., Union 337.
' 1:30 psn. Mexican
American Student Asixi
tion Women's Workshop,
. Union 203-202A.
3:30 pjn. - FhUcsophy
Dept. visiting professor
speech. Union audiierkn.
6:30 pjn. - Cclse
' Czreer Christian Fc"o;:p
Chorus, Union 22.
6:30 p.m. Ccll-33 '
Carter Chriitin FcHcviip
Dinner, Union' Erocn."
7:33 pxi.-fcter Vcity
Chririin Ft2av:?, Union
North Confsrsnce Room.
short stuff
regional Star Trek Science
Fiction mini-convention will
be Saturday, from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. in the Union
Centennial Room.
The African Students
Association is having an
emergency , meeting
Saturday and is urging
members to attend. The
meeting is from 7 to 8 p.m.
in the Union.
Dadaji Sarit Kumar, a
teacher of Ananda Marga
meditation will be speak
ing at Commonplace, 333
N. 14th, tonight at 7 p.m.
Ananda Marga is a spiritual
63d sodd tcrvlc-3 ccpni
zatica. Joan Till will give a short
lecture and discussion
session, The Sun, Your Skin
end You, dealing with the
do's and donts of sunbath
ing end other sldn problems.
This is the first in a series
of Drown Bag Lectureships.
The lecture is from 12:30
to 1 pjn. in the north part
of the Main Lounge. It is
sponsored by the Talks and
Topics committee of the
Union Program Council.
A Pioneers Park Fun Run
begins Sunday 10 a.m, at
the train engine at Pioneers
Park. This is an open track
meet for all runners. There
will be four-mile and eiit
mUe running events. Entry
fee is $1. For further infor
mation, call Jim Crabbe,
472-1703.
Of 'epicolcgy' daily nebraskan
i
What do you get when you combine
ecology and fund raising for epilepsy re
scorch? Epicolcgy, cf course.
Members of Alpha Tau Omega frater
nity and their "little sisters" contributed
to epicology by planting 4,000 trees at
Pawnee Lake Saturday and picking up
litter along the shore to raise money for
epilepsy research.
Jeff David, Alpha Tau Omega's social
service director, said local businessmen
pledged $1,800 for the project. He said
he expects contributions to reach $2,000.
The fraternity worked on the project
in conjunction with the Nebraska Game
and Parks Commission
This is the second year of the project
which is scheduled to become an annual
event, David said. Alpha Tau Omega has
entered the project in the Budweiser and
ABC Radio Network's National College
"Pitch In!" Week contest, he added.
Editor-in-chief: Sandy Mohr. Managing Editor:
Pete lesson, Naws Editor; Rex Solint. Associate
Newt Editors: Lrry Lutz and P P.ozz'v.
Layout Editor: Liz Beard. Entsrtainmti Editor:
Carta Ercstrom. Sports Editor: Jim Hunt. Night
News Editor: Sharon Armstrong. Photography
Chief: Tad Kirk.
Copy editors: Del Eockhahn, Ann Owens,
Gail Smith and Cecity Williams. Business Man
agar Jarri Haussler, Advertising Manager: Gregg
Wurdeman. Assistant Advertising Manager: Dick
Worick. Production Mancger: Kitty Policky.
The Daily Nebraskan is published by the
UNL Publications Committee on Monday, Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday during the fall
and spring semesters, except during vacations.
Address: The Daily Nebraskan. Nebraska Union
34, 14th and R straits, Lincoln, Neb. 635C3.
Telephone: (402) 472-2583.
Copyright 1977, The Daily Nebraskan. Mat
erial may be reprinted without permission if
attributed to the' Daily Nsbraskan except
material covered by another copyright.
Second class postage paid at Lincoln, Nab.,,
. ,
. - " v ; ij i
r v (if MftTT
V
til . A f
Ml Mmu
n
fiS,
Vi i - ,.. m m "
nna n
Li Lit! Jb JULi
run nn
5
In
Tke Best Ckance To Save
on your Spring and Summer
4 -r
Everytking from Slioes-to Suits;
ra Dresses to Swims
droL
uits !
7. til 6 Gtraffipo Stiro'e
0 o I o
i - -
.i
i 1
r " -
i
1
1 .
i ! ;
i j i j
lb if Rr.
si
A
TV-
. n n