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daily nebraskan
monday, april 6, 1981
You asked for them.
We've got them.
The Optical Shop now offers Bausch &
Lomb soft contacts for the amazing low
price of $89.95.
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ke Ojolical Slop
333 N. 12th St 477-9347
10:00 AM 5:00 PM Monday-Friday
Thursday until 8:00 PM
10:00 AM 1:00 PM Saturday
VISA
EDUCES PRICES
Lunoh Buffet
All the Pizza, Spaghetti, and Salad You Can Eat. ONLY S2.99
Mew Spacial Mights Mondav F idav
Monday: Spaghetti Night -ALL You Can Eat. ONLY S2.49
Salad Extra-4 pieces of Garlic Bread per Order. 5 p.m.-12 midnight.
TUCSday: Buffet Night-All the Pizza, Pasta, and Salad You Can Eat.
ONLY S3.19 5:30 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Wednesday : Salad Night - FREE Salad With Pizza
Purchase. 1 salad with a small Pizza, 2 salads with
a Medium Pizza, and 3 salads with a Large Pizza.
5 p.m. - 12 midnight
Thursday : -happy hour"
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Outstanding leader award
presented to two students
... In :nllitinn. lie has served as VV:
By Roger Aden
Kent Warneke and Dorecn Charles
were named the outstanding student
leaders on the UNL campus at a formal
announcement Iriday by Dean of" Student
Affairs David DeCoster.
DeCoster said the selection committee
of student affairs educators and student
organization presidents "felt good" about
the selection (of Warneke and Charles).
"They were proud about selecting
two students who truly exemplify leader
ship role models," DeCoster said.
Warneke and Charles, both juniors,
will receive an award that will pay for
next year's tuition, said DeCoster.
Warneke, a journalism major and
political science major from Plainview,
is a member of Farmhouse fraternity
and editor of Greek Graffiti, one of the
top three Greek-affiliated newspapers in
the country.
In addition, he has served as Walnnn..
isnacht chairman. New Student Orientat
ion student host and is associate editor
of Pearls and Rubies, the Farmhouse
international magazine.
Charles is a journalism major from
Chicago involved in ASUN and the Stu
dent Y Board. She is president of the
Afrikan People's Union and ran for ASUN
president this spring.
She also has participated in the Resi
dence Hall Association and the Afro
American Collegiate Society.
Charles said she was "surprised and
honored" by her selection.
"I think it (the award) is an inspiration
for people to get involved," she said.
"It should encourage student activity."
Warneke, too, said he was honored.
"It's proof that students without any
special talents can make a contribution
just by their willingness to participate,"
he said. "I just wish more people would
get involved."
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Photo by Kent Morgan Olsen
Kent Warneke and Doreen Charles were named outstanding UNL leaders by Dean
of Student Affairs David DeCoster.
stuff
The deadline for appli- natives internships for the
cations for the Washington fall semester is April 15. In
Center for Learning Alter- formation is available from
A Symposium On
Chicano Folklore
Featuring Dr. Ruben Cobos
"The Man & The Legend
Speaking on Chicano
Folklore & Chicano Humo
Wednesday, April 8, 1981
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Nebraska Union
City Campus UNL
Room will be posted.
Free admission
Sponsored by:
UNL Chicano Graduate Student
Association
UNL Institute of Ethnic Studies
Financial Sponsors:
UNL Affirmative Action Office
UNL Convocat onal Committee
the Coordinator for Fxperi
ential F.ducation, Oldfathei
Hall. Room 12 18. A1!
1452. The Accounting Associa
tion will meet today at 3 30
p.m. in CBA, Room 124.
Nominations for new offi
cers will be taken for next
fall.
Anyone interested in
playing badminton can do
so tonight from 6 to 7 U) m
Mabel Lee Hall, Room M).
Fquipment will be provided.
Dave Aiken. I'M waiei
law specialist, w ill speak oi;
current legal issues coikcr
ing wetlands and the ct'e.N
ot uianiuin mining 'i
groundu.iier supplies
1 uesilax , I 1 .in., the I M
Liw College. Room 125. A
question and answei penod
will follow. The talk is spon
sored by the Nutiiu!
Resources l.aw Societx.
Downtown
Lincoln
Location
Rent-a-Tux
The Centrum
llll OSt
Open Evenings
t, Sundays
