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Alternative forms of energy will be the subject f
speakers sponsored by the Nebraska University Public In
terest Research Group (NUPIRG) during March.
The first speaker, Robert Broman, associate professor
of chemistry, spoke Friday on the general energy problem
and defined the limits of the energy crisis.
The second speech wfll be by Alan Zebards of the
Underground Space Association. He will talk on energy
conservation and underground housing alternatives.
Energy problems on small farms will be the subject of
the third speech by Ron Krupicka. This speech will be on
East Campus.
Solar energy will be covered by Ed Anderson in the
fourth speech. Anderson will discuss solar collectors,
panels and other technological solutions.
Ed Dworak, from the State Energy Office will talk
about what Nebraskans can and are doing about the
energy problem. Sen. Don Wesely will join Dworak in this
speech.
Jim Krueger, environmental director of NUPIRG coor
dinated the speeches and advertising along with Midwest
Energy Alternatives. '
"I'm real concerned about the energy problem and
wanted to inform the campus about the problem and
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number will be posted.
"The Magazine", UNL's
new literary publication, is
soliciting prose, poetry and
photography. Bring entries
to Andrews Hall 142.
Deadline is March 16.
The UNL Actuarial Club
will meet Tuesday at 7 pjn.
in the union. Guest speaker
will be pension actuary
Donna Jones.
Innocents Society now is
accepting applications for
freshman scholarships.
Applications are available in
Nebraska Union 115 and
the financial aids office
Deadline is March 21.
'lTie Undergraduate
Speech Association will
meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in
Oldfather 438. The meet
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be discussed.
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3:30 pm.-Chess Club,
Harvest Room C
3:30 pjn.-AAUP Execu
tive Committee, Rooirf 21 6
6 pjn.-Towne Club,
Harvest Room AB
6 p.m.-Volunteer In
come Tax Assistance, Room
225G
7 p.m .-Circle K. Room
202A
7 pjn.-Table Tennis
Club, Conference Rooms
7 pjn.-Delta Sigma Pi
Execs, Room 232
7 p.m .-Phi ( Cappa Psi,
Room 343
7:30 pjn.-Math Coun
selors, Room 225 B-C
7:30 pjn.-Delta Sigma
Pi, Room 232
7:30 pjn. -The Way -Campus
Outreach Concert,
Ballroom
8 pjn.-Delta Sigma Pi
Pledges, Room 337
UPC-City Art Print Sale,
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Nebraska East Union
9 pjn.-ASUN-CEQ Gra
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