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" Unusually warm temperatures that peaked somewhere around the 60 degree mark drove
hundreds of Lincoln residents outdoors Sunday afternoon. Drake Uhlinger and Dave
Hill patiently await the decision of the frisbee football huddle at Pioneer's Park, where
many area residents were seen enjoying the weather in shirt sleeves and cut-offs.
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A world of careers in Aerospace
for tomorroiv-minded college graduates.
See our
representative
on campus
Feb. 7, 8
' Our Denver Division has many new
opportunities awaiting college
graduates. Major facilities are located at
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Opportunities Mow
within these areas are many entry
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Propulsion Thermophysics
Structures Mechanisms
Dynamics Stress Materials Mis
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Logistics Integration Systems
Guidance C Control RF Systems
Communications Data Handling
Power Systems Payloads Sen
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cluded are: Company-paid insurance,
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Interested graduates please contait
Mjrtin Marietta Aerospace. Attn: Col
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monday, January 14, 1980
Women in business
form support group
By Julie Bird
An organization designed tocreate.a statewide support
network for women business owners is successful and
growing, the group's organizers say. .
The Association of Women Entrepreneurs (AWE) was
started in the fall of 1979 after Connie Clark, owner of
the Pioneer Diet Center, and Elaine Waggoner, a partner in
Waggoner & Hays law firm, were inspired by a seminar on
women in business.
Clark and Waggoner obtained mailing lists from
different organizations and informed women across the
state about forming the group. The UNL Small Business
Center provided money for their mailing. About 150
women are on the mailing list now, Clark said, and they
continually meet more, women who are interested in
joining.
"We need each other " Clark said. "It's lonely at the
top, the bottom and the middle. This group provides a
network of emotional and financial support for women
business owners."
The group offers advice in "how to's," like how to get
loans, how to set up business accounts and otheri financial
matters, Clark said.
"Most women haven't had much experience with
handling money," she said. "We are not conditioned or
trained to make decisions, have them fall apart, and then
( learn to live with them."
. Small business owners have had groups such as the
Kiwanis, Waggoner said, adding that women need to
develop those channels for themselves. She compared -m
those primarily male-oriented groups to college"
fraternities, where the men go to each other for help in
business and financial affairs as well as personal ones.
Sororities generally do not have that type of business
: network said Waggoner, a former .UNL sorority member.
"Now," Waggoner said, "we've graduate and reinvented
the wheel." .
"A lot of people who go into business don't under
stand what's involved," Clark said. "It takes every
resource you have." .
AWE elected officers in a meeting Saturday and set
dues and future meeting , dates.; They plan, alternate
meeting dates on the first Wednesday or Saturday of each
month. The next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 6 at 6:30,
p.m.The location will be announced later. '
Art. show entries needed
Entries are sought, from Nebraska schools for the, 33rd"
Annual Nebraska Elementary School Art Exhibit, which
will be in Lincoln March 22-29 at Miller and Paine's down
town store. - . '
Sponsored by theUNL Division of Continuing Studies
and Miller and Paine, the exhibit attracts about 3,000
entries; from which 300 to 400 entries are selected tor the
exhibit. ' .
All entries should be submitted through the student's
school and are due in Lincoln no later than Feb. U After
the. Lincoln, exhibit, several traveling exhibits will be
assembled, ,
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