The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 02, 1981, Page page 2, Image 2
Wednesday, december 2, 198j daily nebraskan page 2 THE University of Dominica Schools of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine Accepting applications lor programs beginning in March and July 1982 leading to the MD and DVM degrees, and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in the fields of Epidemiology, Anatomy and Microbiology. Direct inquiries to: Carnbbean Admissions. Inc. 16 West 32 St (6th Floor) New York. N.Y 10001 or Dean R. Cuadrado. University of Dominica. P.O. Box 266. Roseau. Commonwealth of Dominica. Windward islands. West Indies Nontraditional Student Issues & Discussion Series A Program for Adult Students Dec. 3 Managing Finances as an Adult Student - Featuring Gail Cox, Assistant Director, UNL Scholarships & Financial Aids; Kathleen Prochaska-Cue, UNL Exten sion Specialist, Education & Family Resources. The session will be offered Free, 7-9 p.m., in Room 53 North Wing, Nebraska Center for Continuing Educa tion, 33rd & Holdrege. Sponsored by the UNL Division of Continuing Studies Department of Evening Programs & Adult Learning Services in cooperation with the Nontraditional Student Association. Band members. Continued from Page 1 , "I'm excited just to go," she said "It would be really nice to fly, but there are some advantages to ruling, like seeing the countryside," she said. "It really doesn't make any difference," said Jay Iladen, a sophomore from Bridgeport It (the trip w U make a lot of people pretty tired, but I'm not sure it will affect our performance or not." Gering sophomore Kenny Cox said, "When I first heard we were going by bus, I was kind of upset. But the way look at it now, it's going to be as fun as we make it. There is not a heck of a lot we can do about it." Most of the band members questioned said if the re gents and administrators get to fly, then the band should, too. "We dont mind the idea of going by bus, but we do . ... ii- ju - L... tna " fmanor coil) when we know it s possime io gu uy piauc, iviv6v, -If it works out so buses are the only way, then fine But after this is all over, it would be nice to see an itemiz ed list of the Orange Bowl expenses published," Krueger' said. Two UNL students file for pre-trial diversion Two UNL students charged with theft were placed in the Lancaster County Pre-Trial Diversion Program last week. Robert J. Wilczewski, 18, of 609 N. 17th St. and Tim othy J. Salisbury, 19, of 832 Abel Hall filed for pre-trial diversion last Wednesday. The two students were charged for the theft of stereo equipment from a car owned by Mark D. Dunham, 21, of Abel Hall. The equipment was valued at $850. CD UNL is a nondiscriminatory institution. JTA" Campus I-k Red Cross blood drive short of goal . . . . L. I I ' The I infnln fnmmunitV Blood Bank and the Omaha Red Cross are at UNL today to complete a two-day effort in this fall's campaign for blood donations, said co-chairperson Carol Shafer. "Only 32 percent of this year's goal of 550 units of blood has been reached," she said. "We are really encour aging students, staff and faculty to donate blood." About 60 volunteers from the UNL Campus Red Cross, Navy ROTC, UNL nursing students and Lancaster County Chapter of the Red Cross along with staffed registered nurses from the Omaha Red Cross are on hand for the two-day drive. Kathy Deever, Omaha Red Cross RN, said "One of the most important things a donor can do, is eat a good meal before giving blood. Shafer said that a donor is checked for vital statistics and medical history. Margie Cook, blood service consultant of the Omaha Red Cross, said donating blood differs from donating plas ma. "Here, the whole blood is broken up into three factors, platelets, plasma and red pack cells," she said. Cook said the shelf life for platelets is only three days and red cells just 35 days, compared to the ahnost indefi nite shelf life of frozen plasma. The drive continues today from 10 ajn. to 4 pjn., in the Nebraska Union Ballroom. Save More Than Ever Before at Today through Saturday Only Buy any pair of jeans or pants in the store, and get any second pair of equal or less value for in U Zi O Example - Buy 2 Levi's straight leg jeans, the first for $19.99, the second for $9.99! A 25 savings on both pairs - or You could get some Lee Junior jeans for our already reduced price of $24, and a pair of recycled Levi's for only $7! ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT IT, YOU'VE GOT A BARGAIN AT 14th & O O Special - Levi western shirts (reg. $22) $13.99! sGwtf stuff The UNL Amateur Radio Club will meet today at 4:30 pjn. in Bancroft 312. posted. The Accounting Assoc iation will meet today at 3:30 pjn. in CBA 110. Officers for next semester will be elected. There will be a Health Center Board meeting ska Union on Dec. 10 at noon, Dec. 11 at 10 ajn., Dec. 14 at 7 pjn., and Dec. 15 at 3 pjn. For details contact the Office of Thursday at 11:00 ajn. at md Financial thp I niuortitu Hoi th Cant- . . K. .. Aids, 472-2030. er. All are welcome. The Rodeo Club will meet tonight at 7 in the East Union. Room will be NU Meds will sponsor a Exit interviews for Dec- workshop on stress man ember graduates who have agement tonight at 7 in the had National Direct Student Nebraska Union. 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