Monday, April 11, 1933
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Financial aid bills need support
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There seem to be times in each year
when legislative issues, state and national,
that concern students, reach their focal
point. At this critical stage, many decisions
regarding the future of students and of
higher education hang in the balance.
Today we face such a time.
In the next few weeks the Legislature
will be considering LB126;a bill to create
the Nebraska Work-Study Program. This
program would aid eligible Nebraska
students by providing Work-Study
positions in the public and private sector.
At the same time, Congress will be
considering the budget for fiscal 1984.
Included in these budget considerations
will be the provisions for student financial
assistance programs.
In the administration's proposed
budget, presented on Jan. 31, the student
financial assistance system has been tar
geted for dramatic reorganization. These
proposals are too extensive to go into
great detail at this time. It has been esti
mated, however, that these proposals, if
adopted, could result in the loss of one
million financial aid awards nationwide.
Throughout the year, the Nebraska
State Student Association has been actively
working for the passage of LB 126 and
keeping the Nebraska Congressional dele
gation informed on the views and concerns
of Nebraska's students.
Now is the time to get involved. Write
your state senator today and ask for
support for LB 126. Write your Congres
sional representatives today and ask for
support for student financial aid through
adequate funding and for opposition to the
proposed reorganization of the financial
aid system.
Additional information will be made
available on campus by the NSSA. Learn
the facts and get involved. Write your
representatives today!
Debra A. Chapelle
executive director
Nebraska State Student Association
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Sunday, April 10
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Out Of Our Father's House. A dramatic representation
featuring conversations among historical women leaders
such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mother Jones, and Dr.
Anna Howard Shaw. Presented by the Washington Street
Players: Susan Garrett, Mary Sullivan, Peg Sheldrick, and
Catherine Madden. Sponsored by UPC-City Arts Commit
tee. Donations accepted. Nebraska Union
Monday, April 11
10ti0-ll :00 a.m.
A Program for Abusive Partners: The Next Step. A discus
sion of abusive relationships and the social psychology of
abusers. Includes the social contexts of violence and aggres
sion in men and passivity and dependence in women. Pre
sented by Margie Rine and JoAnn Dunn. Sponsored by
RapeSpouse Abuse Crisis Center. Nebraska Union
11:30-12:30 p.m.
Equity In Agriculture. Speaker Norma Hall. Sponsored by
Women Involved In Farm Economics (W.I.F.E.). East Union
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Date Rape, Assertiveness, and Sexual Responsibility.
Speaker Susan Powers-Alexander. Sponsored by Planned
Parenthood. Nebraska Union
3M-SMp.m.
Wellness: A Woman's Prerogative. Speaker Dr. June Davis.
Sponsored by Women's Athletic Department. Nebraska
Union
Women's Art Display. Monday, April 11 through Friday,
April 15. Sponsored by UPC-City Arts Committee. Nebras
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Tuesday, April 12
9J0-lI.-00p.rn.
Volunteering And Staying Sane. Speaker Kathy Brzezinski
Stein. Sponsored by UNL Counseling Center. Nebraska
Union
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Transformances: Cinderella Grows Her Feet. A program
which transforms old stereotypes into new possibilities for
growth. Skits, slides, poems, and personal accounts. Bar
bara Bush and Kerstin Van Dervoort, Lincoln Southeast En
glish Department. Sponsored by Women's Resource Cen-ter-UPC-City.
Nebraska Union
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Breaking Stereotypes Of Sorority Women. Presented by
The Panhellenic Executive Board. Sponsored by Panhel
lenic. Nebraska Union
7:30 p.m.
Heartwomen. Sandy Boucher, author of Heartwomen,
Harper it Row, 1982, will discuss the richness and diver
sity of the women of trie' great plains. She will describe
her odyssey as an urban feminist back to her Midwestern
roots. Sponsored by Women's Studies Program, Women's
Re'source Center, University Program Council-City. Ne
braska Union.
Wednesday, April 13
11:00-1:00 p.m.
Creative Writing Workshop for Women. Sandy Boucher, na
tionally known author and writing teacher, will conduct
a creative writing workshop for women. Stories, essays,
articles, dreams, fables, visions: whatever you are writing
about or wanting to write. Describe and develop your ma
terial in a supportive atmosphere. To register, call
Women's Resource Center 472-2597, by April 8. Sponsored
by Women's Studies Program, Women's Resource Center,
University Program Council-City. Nebraska Union
1:00-2:00 p.m.
Open House. Women's Resource Center, Room 116, Ne
braska Union. Come join us for coffee.
7:30 p.m.
Coming Alive From Nine To Five: Planning Your Career.
Speaker Jan Deeds. Sponsored by Women's Resource Cen
ter. Nebraska Union
Thursday, April 14
U:30-12:30p.m.
Eating Disorders. Speaker Dr. Shirley Pflug. Sponsored by
"the University Health Center. Nebraska Union
100 p.m.
Women's Tennis. UNL vs. North Dakota. Sponsored by
Women's Athletic Department. East Campus
im-2:00p.m.
Feminist Approaches To Mothering. Speaker Barbara Kerr.
Sponsored by Women's Resource Center. Nebraska Union
3:00 p.m.
Black Women Of The Great Plains. Speaker Bertha Callo
way, Great Plains Black History Museum. Sponsored by
Women's Studies Program, Affirmative Action Office, The
Institute For Ethnic Studies, Talks & Topics UPC-City,
Women's Resource Center. Nebraska Union.
7:30 p.m.
White Supremacy And Its Effect On Women Of Color. A
panel discussion with Jenice Bigbee, Leola Bullock, Do
lores Cardona. Sponsored by African Peoples Union, Mexi
can American Student Association, Nebraska Native Amer
ican Student Congress, Women of Color Task Force of the
Lincoln Lancaster Commission on the Status of Women.
Nebraska Union
Friday, April 15
12:00 Noon
Introduction Luncheon. Welcome new women into Gover
nor Kerrey's administration: Mayor Helen Boosalis, Direc
tor of Council on Aging; Donna Karnes, State Tax Commis
sioner; Gina Dunning, Director of Welfare; Kandra Hahn,
Director of Energy; and Holly Jenson, Director of Motor
Vehicles. Sponsored by Lincoln-Lancaster Commission on
the Status of Women, Nebraska Commission on the Status
of Women, Chancellor's Commission on the Status of
Women, Women's Resource Center, and Union Program
Council-City. Luncheon cost: $5.00. For reservations call
the Women's Resource Center at 472-2597 by April 12. Ne
braska Union
Sunday, April 17
7:00 and 9:00 p.m. performances
Julia with Vanessa Redgrave and Jane Fonda. Sheldon Film
Theatre, 12th and R Streets. Sponsored by the Women's
Resource Center. Tickets: $2.00-UNL Students, $2.50 gen
eral. Tickets available at the performance.
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All women and men are invited to participate
For more information, Call the Women's
Resource Center at 472-2597
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