Wednesday, October 14, 1981
daily nebraskan
page 14
United Nations Day,
Nebraska prairie week
proclaimed by Thone
By Ward W. Triplett ffl
Gov. Charles Thone signed two proclamations Tues
day - one designating Oct. 24 as United Nations Day
and another marking the week of Oct. 18 through 25
as Nebraska Prairie Appreciation Week.
A press release from Ernest Rousek of the Wachiska
Audubon Society said that educational packets dealing
with prairies and their importance will be distributed
to schools and youth groups throughout the week. Tours
of the Nine Mile Prairie, a Wildlife Art Display and a
prairie transplant party are planned.
Among the events, which will be free and open to the
public, will be a display at Morrill Hall of native plants
and recipes for local edible plants.
A PrairiePlains Resource Institute press release said
the purpose of the celebration was to increase public
awareness about the danger of the vanishing prairie.
It will also help to locate and map both public properties
and preserved private properties that include native
prairie grasses such as big and little bluestem, Indian
grass, cordgrass, switchgrass and side oats grass.
United Nations
United Nations Day is designed to introduce high
school participants to UjN. procedures and to give the
ruling council some experience to improve the weekend
long Model United Nations in March, according to secretary-general
of the Model U.N. Howard Dickerson.
"This is designed to give everyone an idea of what
will be going on," Dickerson said.
The events for United Nations Day will actually be
gin Oct. 23 with the selection of a security council.
On Oct. 24 Nebraska Wesleyan University will sponsor
three workshops featuring William Powers, director of
Water Resources Center at UNL; a discussion on U.S.
China relations with Susan Rigdon of the UNL Political
Science Department; and Mari Diaz, state coordinator
for refugee affairs, who will talk on world refugee crisis
in international law.
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Gov. Charles Thone (center) signs a proclamation recognizing Oct. 24 as United Nations
Mary Louise Skotchdopoly and Howard Dickerson look on.
A banquet at the Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education will feature Nebraska Chief Justice Norman
Krivosha, who will speak on "The Need for World Recog
nition of Rule and Law."
Regional conference
The Model U.N. is a regional conference that brings
together college- and high school-age students who assume
the roles and positions of countries in the actual United
Nations, and argue those roles during the course of the
conference. The theme for the March 3 through 6 confer
nce is "Peace-It-Together," and the keynote speaker will
be Donald F. McHenry, who assumed Andrew Young's
position as United Nation's U.S. representative after
Godfather's Pizza
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Write Mrs. James Longman,
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Work crew supervisor Pius
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Need 4 G.A. tickets to K
State game. Call 476-3235 after
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Theta Xi Little Sitters Dinner
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MATTHEW CHILD
International mime artist
will give a mime and comic
dance workshop, Oct. 19-30.
For more information, call:
Tru Dance
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k NU MEDS
Wednesday, Oct. 14, 7 p.m..
Union Mock interviews for
Medical School.
Delta Upsilon Little Sis
ters: Important meeting to
night, 7:30 p.m. Exec at 7 p.m.
LESBIAN RAP GROUP
7 p.m. Union; All wimmin
welcome.
Remember! Every Thurs.
night is price drinks for
ladies at The Water Hole.
UPC-Culture Center Posi
tions open on ail committees.
Applications available in CAP
Office, Rm. 200, Nebr. Un
ion. SUPPORT YOUR OWN
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The ASUN Credit Union
was established by students
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HOURS: 12-4 p.m.
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WHAT IS a FASS Binder?
UNL Weightlifting Club
Meeting Wed., Oct. 14 in Col
iseum at 6:30. Will critique
Wt. training programs and var
ious lifting techniques. Wear
appropriate clothing.
PROBE, the magazine of
the College of Business is
taking applications for the pos
ition of Associate Editor. Busi
ness students may pick up
applications in CBA Room
240.
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ALUMS
Anyone interested in or
ganizing Alumni Chapter at
UNL please contact Tami A.
(before pet. 20). 472-9338
(after 7 p.m.)
SAE - Budweiser All-University
Flag Football Tourney.
Oct. 17-18. Contact Roger, 476
0390435383. THE MAGAZINE, the un
dergraduate literary publication
of UNL, is seeking submissions
of poetry, prose, art, and pho
tography. Submissions accept
ed at Room 142, Andrews. For
questions call 472-6357.
ung's resignation.
Sonya Fidler, United Nations Association represent
a.ive, said enthusiasm about the United Nations has
picked up since the Model United Nations began.
"This is just to make people aware that the UjN.
is still working to preserve and to improve the quality
of life,' she said.
Fidler said issues likely to be discussed at the confer
ence include the Middle East, nuclear proliferation,
political security and social humanitarism.
Dickerson said the conference usually hosts 500 dele
gates and 250 to 300 of these are -from UNL. Those
wishing to be delegates can pick up applications at the
UPC office beginning Oct. 28.
AUF Meeting Thursday
15th, 6:30 p.m., Nebr. Union.
Room posted. Please attend.
Phi U Members: CAPITOL
ize Thursday, 6:30 p.m.
TONIGHT! John Ander
son, 1980 Presidential Candi
date, speaks on "The '80's:
The Future of American Pol
itics." 7:30 p.m.. Nebraska
Union. Centennial Room.
Free with Student I.D.'s,
non-students, $2. This pro
gram is being brought to
you by Talks & Topics
Committee and UPC-City.
DESIGN
The New Plaza Marquis
Winning Design will re
ceive $25 and will be built
and permanently displayed
on Memorial Plaza. If in
terested, pick up- details in
Suite 220, Nebraska Un
ion, All submittals due by
Nov. 6, 1981. N.U. re
serves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
ELECTRONICS CENTER
Fraternity-Sorority CAS
SETTE Deck Contest is
now in progress.
To all Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod Students:
Kent W. Stephens will
be installed as Director of
Christian Outreach for Uni
versity Lutheran Chapel,
1510 Que Sts. at the 9:00
& 10:45 a.m. services on
Sunday, October 18, 1981.
Please come and join in
worship and giving thanks
for this new staff person.
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Day while Maton Evans,
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Advising sessions for Human
Jutrition and Food Service
Management students will be
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
13 and 14, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.,
Room 217, Ruth Leverton
Hall. All NUTRMGT students
are urged to attend one of these
sessions.
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