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t Friday, November 12, 1982 Daily Nebraskan Page 7 i 4 An txi!cr:TVi of U "inteM f ivcr of 3 ?ajl h$xter:j affects wapxtf h tls topic , of ta upcoming ' $yir.po;rJm ' 'sponsored by lh$ -: Vfc-rr& Pr?rcf &3tcr,' according to Vicki NcV dvciord, css&te and grsu&ato iew&b. ' v::i be ?!?uhy, Tu;;iay and Wednesday froitt 7 to 9 p.n, h tl-i Krlrr '-a Urbrt. lha syrm v.ul aJdresa several cuesiions $-;h v.L:C:r ,.r.:n uas hr.("jr differently l n n:.;n, s;: j I i - :y invert, kC cccrcaatar. ciurs t3 co:.:r:l " i t::? cf 1 bo3 dov,-n to i lilllllilll Tv;o sr-: :s .n to f;iter:J tuh r:"ht with a xXvXvXvXvx-X; ra I.!,:y st 7 p,rn, with L:r Fre es "Urv-::1 13 A waua. ilnl seek!-- ftcfor 5'-?-:r,r.2 Ort?fa kZowvdth Sod 'J tti Ti cjis'- at 8 n.m. Tr::Z;y. CrIry ij ctlrj d-rn cf C:hccJ r,ns jtoo? R'.Ivcr will be prci:tcvl by OnJa ICh. at 8 pjn, Krug i& a doctor cc-iSlt and trad-aato teacMrg s"o:stnt in $?r.ch ccra UNt rroftesor Darbara Ksrx wfl speak Wsdaes day at 7 p.m, on ,omen in Relationshtpsi Equality Thiou Language Kerr is a r?of$$sot of xaUna) psychology and a counseling psych oloisL Kate Joecktl speak at 8 p.m. a "Cop iS With Rsprmive Rhetoric: Afraid of the 'Z C;d Vj-htV Jfoeckct is master's fcrra stu dent and a graduate teachlAg assistant fa fricch rays a fresh stock of T. W 1 V. . kl I p Always a fresh stock of roses in a variety of colors.! UHIVBKIIY FLORAL 118N.14tfi 474-3792 Visa, Master Charge Diners-Carte Blanche American Express iHhnT 1TB O iiiaweiser. KINO OP OEER&t MESS? CIO Union Board limits contingency fund By Ward Triplett The Nebraska Union Board voted 7-1 Wednesday night to recommend a $100,000 maximum on the contingency fund, which is used primarily for major equipment re placement. The main purpose for setting the maximum is to keep the Committee for Fees Allocation from counting the fund as part of the unions' regular budget. The recommendation calls for the board to review the amount in the contingency fund on Oct. 31 of every year. If the fund is below $100,000, the board will then budget enough money to bring the contingency fund back up to $100,000. Union Director Daryl Swanson said the fund currently has $115,000 and that both he and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Richard Armstrong would liked to have seen the fund's maximum set at $150,000. In other business Wednesday, the board sampled pizzas made by the union food service staff. Swanson said the possibility of opening a pizza service in the union has been discussed for about a year and recently, the union has received two requests from private pizza operations to open a service in the building. Wednesday, food service Director Ron Pushcar provided three pizzas made by his staff and three pizzas made by a company from David City for the board to compare.' The David City company markets three kinds of frozen pizzas and had expressed an interest to establish a retail outlet in the union. . In other union business, Brian Wacker announced that a new Whirl-a-Whip flavor, called E.T., will be installed shortly. The flavor is made from Reese's Pieces candy. The Bakery's Sunday weekend service will be dis continued after the Oklahoma football game. The Bakery is making only an average of $35 a weekend. The board approved several changes in its bylaws, including a provision that will make the Residence Hall Association and Interfraternity Council representation on the planning committee optional. Another bylaw change will remove University Program Council mem bers from any union board committee. The board decided to continue offering coffee and tea for 10 cents during finals week and to allow the Red Cross reduced room rates for their blood drive. ZJC-D PROBLEM: You're out of cash. It's 6:45 AM, and you have solid classes today, starting with a 7:30 AM lab. SOLUTION . On the way to your lab, stop at a CASHBOX Automated Teller (at Commercial Federal 1314 "O" St. , 16th & South, or 56th 6?M0" - whichever is closest). CASHBOX is open every day at 6:00 AM, and it's so efficient, you can get cash and be on your way in less than a minute. PROBLEM: It's 11:04 PM. You Ve just left the library when you remember the deposit you should have made to your Commercial Federal checking account today. SOLUTION: Go to the nearest CASHBOX Automated Teller location at 1314 "O" St. Using your Commercial Federal account card, you can com plete your deposit in a minute. And CASHBOX is open until midnight, seven days a week, in case this happens again. 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