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page 2 daily nebraskan Wednesday, february 15, 1978 Fof 68 4 nights3 days in Breckenridgo com plete with lift tickets and ski rental I Free shuttle service to Breckenridgo, Copper Mtn. and Keystone! Wine & cheese party included. Call Bob Joyce at 489-8264 for details. HURRY SPACE IS UMITED! Mid Week Lenten Meditation Each Wednesday evening 12 Hour Sessions Both at 7 and 930 The University Lutheran Chapel "The Chapel on the Mall" (Missouri synod) 1510 Q St. Everyone Welcome an cacao CLIP AND SAVE .USRSA 1 MEMBER: UNITED STATES KAtUUtl Ol HIIMV.cn) ASSOCIATION o Racquet Stringing i fiarniiPthflll 0 Squash Tennis $7-9 (Nylon) $10-12 (Nylon) Materials & Workmanship Guaranteed n KEN-CAL.LTD. 3040 Puritan 4354)118 I2j ca ca ca ca ea CLIP AND SAVE cacao a J Dlt 4820 RENTWOHTH 1 Block South of 48th&Hwy.2) Lincoln, Nebr. 423-1241 Special student rates for dorms, greeks, teams. T-shirts jackets, athletic shirts. w I I UD NIGHT tonight draws 25' pitchers 1 ::! Thur. Fri. Sot. HARK Journalism students to focus on Mexico By Mike Schmoldt Relations between the United States and Mexico will be the subject of depth reports by 21 UNL journa lism students this spring. The UNL School of Journalism has been assured a $5,000 grant for the project from the Tinker Founda tion of New York City and an equal amount from the Gannett Newspaper Foundation, according to Jim Patten, journalism professor. Groups will travel to Mexico and the southwestern United States in March, he said. Patten said students will report on drug smuggling, economic problems, cultural exchanges and the problems of illegal aliens. Patten said he will make final assignments after his conference Friday in Washington with State Department experts on Mexico. Professors and reporters in southwestern states also have been consulted about story ideas. An assignment has been made to study the Mexican American community in San Francisco, Patten said. Other students may travel to Mexico City, El Paso, Tucson and Phoenix for stories, he added. Patten will accompany at least one group of students. He said he probably would stay near the border with students who have no knowledge of Spanish. Spanish speaking journalism professors Josie Weber and Roberto Esquenazi-Mayo will take groups further into Mexico. However, plans are tentative, he said. The project began with the idea of using the depth reporting class to study international relations, he said. Originally, Patten said, he intended to focus on Canada, but funds were easier to get from the linker Foundation, which sponsors Latin American studies. UNL School of Journalism Director Neale Copple later was able to obtain the Gannett funds. Patten said Francis Schmehl, UNL research adminis trator, and Robert Rufford, vice chancellor of research and graduate studies helped develop the project. I think it's probably the most ambitious project in the nation this year, Patten said. "A group of journalism seniors is taking on as their project an entire nation.' Continued on page 12 union 1 calendar 12:15 p.m. - Rockbrook School, North Conference Room. 1 pjm. - UPC-debate on student fees, Main Lounge. 3 pjn. - NUPIRG Mr. Clancy Woolman, Auditor ium. 4 p.m. - NUPIRG Dr. WUliarn Scheller, Auditor ium. 4 pjn. - Eta Sigma Gam ma, Room 232. 5 p.m. - Womens Re source Center - womens rap group, Room 343. 5:30 pjn. - Engineering Toastmasters, Harvest Room A. 6 pjn. - Towne Club, Harvest Room C. 6 pjn. - Gamma Lamb da, Harvest Room C. 6 pjn. - Beta Alpha Psi -accounting tutoring, Room 225. 6:30 pjn. - ASUN Sen ate Meeting, Room 202 202A. 7 pjn. - NUPIRG Dr. Edward Anderson, Auditor ium. 7 pjn. -Interfratemity Council, Conference Rooms. 7:30 pjn. - Math coun selors, Room 225 B-C. 7:30 pjn. - UPC Talks & Topics - international de bate, Ballroom. 9:30 & 130 - Finan cial Aids check distribution, Centennial Room. m i- B I 5 - stuff I Come Saturday morning for an informal showing in our Bridal Salon This Saturday morning from 9:00 to 10: 00, you'll see our bride's and attend ant's gowns informally modeled in glo rious technicolor. Juice and rolls and you and your friends and us and our friends together with heavenly gowns for an hour. Sound fun? Just call 477 921 1 for reservations. You can come in the ground floor back door and take the elevator up to the Third Floor, The Bride's Shop. Downtown. 0 hovland-swonson The Talks & Topics Com mittee will meet at 1 pjn. in the Nebraska Union Main Lounge. The Undergraduate Soci ology Association will meet today at 1:30 in Oldfather 722. ' Interviews for Model United Nations and Foreign Films .committee , chairper sons will be held today at 4:30, $ The UPC, Concerts Com mittee will meet 'today at 4:30 in Union 202. The UNL Rodeo dub will meet tonight at 7 in the East Union. Executives will meet at 6:30 pjn. The Women's Resource Center is sponsoring a co-ed rap group at 7,pjn. in Andrews Hall 39. " The UNL Pre-Vef dub will meet tonight at 7 in Hamilton llOr The UNL Young Repub licans will meet at 6:30 pjn. Thursday in : the union. Room number will be post ed. 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