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Tuesday, April 19,1933
Daily Nebraskan
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KFITH GREEN CONCERT
Would you like to go to
tonights FREE concert but
Wt have a way to get there?
GWe ? call, we'lf be glad
Mril 472-8798 Jon 472-S794
Kevin 472910Karen 472-9250
PS It you could take someone
with you. please call . and
help us out. PTL!
Union Board Meeting Wed
nesday. April 20 . 7:15 p.m.
City Union, open to the pub
lic. Final decisions on space
allocations.
IMPORTANT
UPC Concerts Committee
meeting tonite in the Union
at 6:30. Last one this year so
be there!
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
meeting tomorrow
Congratulations to the win
ners of the UPC-East Photo
graphy Contest:
1st Peggy Reichardt
2nd Robert Nabity
3rd Dino Wright
Honorable Mention Cari Cohn
BLACK AND WHITE
1st Charles Hullet
2nd Dan Miller
3rd and Honorable Mention
Dino Wright.
Will be on display this week
in the Nebraska East Union.
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
meeting tomorrow night 7:00.
Health Center. Election of
Officers.
Need CASH
Dirt Cheap needs
your used LP's and Cassetttes.
Call 427-6061.
CORNCOBS
No regular meeting today.
Execs will meet at 4:00, and
committee chairmen will meet
at 4:30.
Cornstock Marshalls:
Meeting tonight. East
Union CAP Office 6:30 p.m.
Do lie detectors tell the
truth?
Hfar F. LEE BAILEY, host
of the TV show "Lie Detector",
Wed. April 20 at 8:00 p.m. in
the COLISEUM. Free with UNL
I.D. $2 general admission.
Peel yourself away from the
books and split to the union
Sundae the 24th.
Delts, . ,
Four days and counting!
The ranks are being filled fast,
so reserve those tents. Rumor
has it that 5 o'clock Charlie is
going to strike the No. 4077 on
the 23rd, so be prepared!
Hawkeye & Trapper
IMPORTANT
MARKETING CLUB
MEETING
Wednesday in CBA 120
Officers at 5:30
Everyone else at 6:00
There's a lot to talk about
so be there!
Congratulations to the hard
est working committee on cam
pus, the Mastodon Marathon
Committee:
Amy Sharp K.D.
Suzanne Wilder D.G.
Heidi Stalder AOII
Shelly Roloff AOII
Kelcy Nickerson Kappa
Kristin Kuhlman Chi-O
Sue Noel Ka8Pa
Dennis Kean Lambda Chi
John Massey Sip Ep
Gerard Keating AGS
Greg Behm ATO
John Oberheide AGS
Jim Gotschall AGR
"Thanks to you, it worked."
Make no bones about it, you
guys are the greatest!
Always,
Bert
SUMMER HOUSING
Summer Coed Living
at Triangle Fraternity
Rooms air conditioned and
laundry facilities available from
May 8 through August 20.
Call Bill at 472-8545.
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Lrmativ an pnmnp.p.rinn decree was vour
tirlfot tn Air Pnrro onninpprinn H()W. if V0U tlBVB
either an engineering or an applied science degree,
you may qualify for an additional BS degree pro
gram in high tech electrical engineering. The Air
Force provides the education. You get Air Force
officer pay and benefits as you enhance your tech
nical and management skills. For more information,
contact: Bob Waters
402471-550U Call Collect
Minimum qualifications: In or out of school, 25 GPA,
6 hours of calculus plus differential equation ,u u.
AfTft of calculus-based physics.
Last Tassels meeting at 5:00
in Union. Room will be posted.
Officers meet 4:45.
DENNIS TAYLOR 6-12
string guitarist performing Wed.
2:30 in the South Crib.
ASUN has numerous open
ings for representation on
campus wide committees. Check
at 115 Nebraska Union for in
formation. Deadline is April
20th.
Cornstock Marshalls: Meet
ing tonight. East Union CAP
office 6:30 p.m.
It's not too late to enter
the Beta Theta Pi Easter Seal
Spring Run for only $4 through
Thursday.
Check out the UNL Depart
ment's Display. April 18-22
NE Union-Main Lounge.
EXPERIENCE THE ARTS
WEEK.
Today is your last chance
to help a friend go to sleep,
and Camp Kiwanis for Handi
capped Children. Buy a Lullaby
with Gamma Phi ticket!
Act like a banana and
split to Delta Gamma Banana
Split Social.
ft
Steve Gipson
Comedian-Cartoonist
today in the main
lounge 11:30-1 00
EXPERIENCE THE
ARTS WEEK
EARLBUTZ
Sunday, April 24 at 3:30 pm
Last College Republican
meeting for the semester, Tues
day, April 19 at 5:15 in the
City Union. Will have speaker.
CANDIDATES
Students interested in run
ning for election to the 1983
84 Campus Recreation Advis
ory Council must file their
candidates papers by 5:00 pm
Tuesday, April 19th at the
Campus Rec. Office 1740 Vine
Street.
To all returning UNL women
who are interested in 1983
Sorority Rush, Contact Pan
hellenic office rm. 332 Ne
Union or call 472-2583 be
fore the semester ends.
Jim Willett & Greek Yearbook
Staff: .
Congratulations on a job
well done. This year's book will
be a tough act to follow.
The Men of Lambda Chi Alpha
Congratulations New Cres
cent Officers:
Chris Eckhoff Pres.
Sue Killman - Vice Pres.
Linda Jensen SecTres.
Nancy Tabor Rush
Sandi Stuewe Rush ,
Sue Kiest Courtesy Chair
Amy Werner J-Board
Michele Hawkins Newsletter
Suzie Koziel Newsletter
Good Luck in the upcoming
year!
Your Lambda Chi Brothers
ATTENTION STUDENTS
Positions Available on:
Academic Planning Committee
Central Planning Committee
Judicial & Appeals Board
Academic & Student Life
Commission
Teaching Council
Recreation Advisory Council
Government Liaison Committee
Electoral Commission
Constitution Committee
Publications Board
Information available 115
Nebraska Union,
Deadline April 20th
EARLBUTZ
Come listen to the Former
Secretary of Agriculture. Sun
day, April 24 at 3:30 in the
East Campus Union.
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PHI PSI LITTLE SISTERS
Tuesday, 6:30. at the House
. . Meeting!! See you there!
Elections for Students for
L.I.F.E. will be held 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the City Union.
Ag Econ Club
Awards Banquet is Tuesday,
April 19 at the Knoll's Club.
2201 Old Cheney Road Social
Hour begins at 6:00. Tickets
are $5 and can be purchased
at the Ag Econ Office in Filley
Hall.
Coming to the Showcase :
Rock-A-Billy Grant
SLEEPY LABEEF
Wednesday, April 20th
WATERSK1
Team meeting TONIGHT
8:00 in Union. Must be there.
Important tournament informa
tion. M
Attention Theatre and
Dance Majors
Professional mime artist Paul
Dion will be holding a masters
class for interested parties Wed
nesday April 20th at 7:30 p.m.
Temple Building, 12th street
entrance movement studio room
301-302.
Former Secretary of Agriculture
EARLBUTZ
"Food The Language of Peace"
Sunday, April 24 at 3:30
Nebraska East Union
Sponsored by UPC East
X
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PAUL DION
PROFESSIONAL MIME
ARTIST
at Memorial Plaza, NE Union
Thursday, April 2ist, 11:30
1:30. EXPERIENCE THE
ARTS WEEK.
HEALTH AIDES
NEEDED IN
THESE AREAS:
Abel 5, 6, 9, 11 and 12,
Sandoz 5, 6, and 9, Ray
mond 3, Heppner 2 and 3,
Cather 3, 7, and 9, Harper
5, 9 and 10, Schramm
6, 7, 8 and 10, Burr 1
West, 1 East, 2 West and 3
West, Selleck 4100, 4200,
4300. 5100, 5300, 6100,
8100, 8200, 8300, Corn
husker Coop, Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Ag Men, Alpha
Gamma Sigma, Delta Sigma
PM, Delta Upsilon, Theta
Chi, Theta Xi, and Triangle.
For more information
call 472-2102, extension 234
between 8:00 and 5:00 Mon
day through Friday or stop
by Room 106 at the Health
Center.
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Pre-Dent Club
Social Function
Party
April 22, Friday 8 p.m.
Chateau Apts
1025 No. 63rd Apt. A108
Stephanie 467-1030
Parry 474-3213
GOLDEN HEARTS'
OF
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
Last meeting of the sem
ester tonight at 6 p.m.
YOUR PARTY
HEADQUARTERS
WARM BEER DISCOUNTS
LIQUOR WINE
POPCORN ICE
KEGS AVAILABLE ANYTIME
466-3336 1240 N. 48th
COME TO KEN'S FOR ALL
YOUK PARTY NEEDS!
EARLBUTZ
Dr. Earl butz, former Secretary
of Agriculture under the Nixon
and Ford administrations will
speak on the topic "FOOD
THE LANGUAGE OF PEACE"
Dr. Butz's address will be Sun
day April 24 at 3:30 in the Ne
braska East Union. Free admis
sion Brought to you by UPC
East Sights & Sounds Committee
Come AZ you are!
Alpha Zeta meeting
Wed. April 20. 7:00
Nebraska East Union,
TONIGHT
Royal Grove. Free Kegger
8-9 plus Mud Mania and Wet
T-Shirt Contest. No cover.
Due to inclement weather, the
thrilling action-packed UPC
UNL Rodeo Club Western Week
Games were postponed until
Wednesday, April 20. Teams are
still invited. Call 472-1780.
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PRE-DENT CLUB
Social Function
April 22nd
Friday 8:00 p.m.
X
Pottery Demonstration
UNL Ceramics Department
in the Main Lounge
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th
10:00-2:00
EXPERIENCE THE
- ARTS WEEK
SO YOU WANT TO GO TO
LAW SCHOOL...
Come hear F. LEE BAIL
EY, prominent lawyer. Wed.
April 20, 8 pm in the COLI
SEUM. Free with UNL I.D.
$2 General Admission. By
UPC Talks & Topics.
The World's Hottest
Blues Guitarist
ALBERT COLLINS
and the ICE BREAKERS
April 22-23
ZOO BAR
SAA Chairpersons:
LAST cabinet meeting
Wed. 5 p.m. in Union.
Important so please be there.
Benefit Book Sale
BERNICE SLOTE PRAIRIE
SCHOONER (AWARD)
FUND
Andrews Hall, Room 210
April 21 & 22
Thurs & Fri, 8:30-5:00
Cowboy II,
This isn't a "Happy Birth
day" wish ('cause it's a day
late) nor is it to remind you
of:
Bananas
Douglas
4th of July "burns"
Octoberfests
"Corn Cobs" Shirts
But check pg. 3 for your B-day
surprize!
Cowboy I
Denise
Hope to see you and all
the other beautiful women at
Muldoon's Thursday night Mad
Hatter Party
Perry
Gymmees
Meeting Tuesday at 6:30 Bring
money for banquet and candy.
Oozeball
Filthy, dirty. Fun!
Diamond-Wedding Sets-Custom
Design-Quality-Value
Elder Jewelry
3111 O Street
464-6044
A-
THEATRE EXHIBITION
-Stage combat
-Make-up, the aging process
-Mime elements
-Clowns
Tuesday April 19 Memorial
Plaza 12-3
In case of rain, mam lounge
EXPERIENCE THE
ARTS WEEK
CORNSTOCK XIII
APRIL 22
12:30-6:00
Be there or you'll
wish you had been.
Buy tickets to 4
or more events
and save 15
Only season orders
of 4 or more events
accepted now
UNL Students
save up to 57
Only mail orders
accepted through
August 28
For information
or Free Brochure:
KIMBALL
HALL11&R
Kimball Box Office
113 Music Bldg, 11th &R
472-3375
Hr University
Lincoln
EXPERIENCE THE
ARTS WEEK
April 18-21
SPONSORED BY UPC
ARTS COMMITTEE
CONTACT
LENS
Replacements
and Spares
AS LOW AS
S14.95
Call for Details
1 800 255-2020
EYE CONTACT
P.O. Box 7770
Shawnee Mission KS
66207
2X O, SWt
Lincoln. Tie 66510
pirWim in back
spa
Gertrude Stein, Gertrude
Stein, Gertrude Stein
starring Pat Carroll
Laura Oean
Dancers and Musicians
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Missouri Repertory Theatre,
The Importance of
Being Earnest
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Gerry Mulligan Jazz Quartet
Pailiard Chamber Orchestra
from Franc
Jetinek Memorial Concert
London Early Music Group
Alicia de Larrocha, piano
Ruth K. Seacrest Memorial Concert
Ohio Ballet
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Daniel Heifetz, violin
Beaux Arts Trio,
piano, violin & cello
Jelinek Memorial Concert
Alvin Ailey
American Dance Theatre
A Mid -America Arts Alliance Program
Actors Theatre of Louisville,
Three New American Plays
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Czech Philharmonic
Orchestra
Jelinek Memorial Conceit
Jelinek Memorial Concerts are
supported by a fund made
available to the University of
Nebraska Foundation by Viola
Jelinek, as a memorial to her father
Stephen Jelinek. The Ruth K.
Seacrest Memorial Conceit is
funded in part by the Lincoln
Foundation from funds held in the
Joe W. and Ruth K. Seacrest Fund
made available to the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln by the Seacrest
family for an annual concert as a
memorial to Ruth K. Seacrest.
Mid-America Arts Aihance
Programs are made possible by
support from the Nebraska Arts
Council and the National
Endowment for the Arts through
their participation in Mid-America
Arts AHiance, a regional arts
organization. AI programs in this
year's series are supported in part
by a grant from the National
Endowment for the Arts.
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