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Tuesday, October 23, 1984
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A series of discussions dealing
with 1031 election issues will be
presented beginning today.
Sponsored by the Afternoon
Speakers Committee of the Univer
sity Program Council in coopera
tion with other campus organiza
tions, the discussions will include
UNL faculty members.
The Ethnic Minority Impact
on the 1934 Elections," will be
discussed today at 2:30 p.m. in
the Nebraska union. It will be
moderated by William Todd
Mancillas of the UNL speech com
munications department.
The Impact of the Gender Gap
in the 1 34 Elections," will be dis
cussed Thursday at 2:30 p.m. in
the Nebraska Union. The moder
ator will be Jack Kay of the speech
communications department.
Religion's Impact on the 1C34
Elections," will be discussed Nov.
1 at 2:30 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union.
Test Election Analysis," will be
discussed Nov. 8 at 10.30 am. in
the Nebraska Union. Dennis Boh
rraan of the speech communica
tions department will serve as
moderator.
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Want to
know where
the candidates
stand on the
issues? Read
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Issue
Nov. 1.
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Information and applications
for Truman Scholarships are avail
able in the deans office of the Col
legs cf Arts and Sciences, Old
father Hall 1223. Use scholarships
are for students who will be jun
iors in 1035-85 and have demon
strated interest in a career in
government. The deadline is Oct
29.
Free blood pressure checks will
be given Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. in
the Holling Education Center,
6S01 N. 72nd St., in Omaha. The
checks are conducted on the
fourth Friday of every month.
Nebraska writers and literary
scholars will speak at the Grand
Island Public Library from 7 to 9
p.m. on Tuesday. "Women's Jour
nals, Diaries, and Letters" with
Hekn StaufTer of Kearney, will be
this week's topic.
"Women Poets with Judith
Soniberger, a poet and editor of a
new book on Nebraska's women
poets, and Hilda Has, a poetry
editor of "The Prairie Schooner,"
both of UNL, will be presented
Oct. 30.
five distinguished alumni will
return to UNL for the annual
Masters Week Program, Wednes
day through Saturday.
Broadcaster Eric Brown, tax
specialist John Connor, executive
Richard Coyne, fashion designer
Marv Graff and corporate sales
director Bill Stowell will visit class
rooms and join in seminars with
faculty and students.
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