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Dally Nebraskan
Wednesday, October 31, 1934
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Nov. 4
RESIDENCE HALL NIGHT
DOWNTOWN
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Experience Ted & Wally's premium
ice cream 16 cents off any size
cone or dish of any flavor with
validine. 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Three downtown eating establishments will offer
special discounts to all hall residents who show
their validine card discounts are available on this
night only.
F222EDIA
60 cents off any size of "Western New York's
Finest Pizza" with validine.
(no delivery orders) 3:30 pm to 11 pm
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"BURGER MADNESS" only $1.49 with validine
Their famous V4 lb. Mighty-burger with fries and
all the trimmings, (reg. $3.29) 4 pm to 10 pm
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Nov. 5
MOVIE NIGHT
How much lave. wx. fun and
friendship can a person take? J " 4Jt
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MOCK
ELECTION
Nebraska Union Booth 12pm to 4pm
107 Neihardt 4 pm to 7 pm
FREE to all hall residents with validine
Nebraska Union Rostrum
7 pm and 9 pm
Cast your vote for PRESIDENT
and CONGRESS in RH WEEK'S
Election Eve straw vote. Voting will
take place at the Nebraska Union
(booth on North Side) and 107 Nei
hardt Hall. ALL UNL students are
eligible to vote. Results will be released
Monday night.
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PRIDE DAY
Show your hall spirit by wearing your Residence Hall Week or floor
T-shirt. Hall Week buttons will be handed out FREE all week.
RH WEEK PROGRAMS I
Times and places to be announced. Every complex will have interesting
and educational programs . . . courtesy of your complex ResidentaJ
Education Staff. Schedules will be posted soon.
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Nov. 7
TRIVIA BOWL
Nebraska Union Georgian Suite 5 p.m. to II p.m.
Trivia teams which survived the preliminaries will compote for over
$280 in rash. The two-round matches will leave you on the edge of
your seat as the teams match wits.
Come and join the excitement!!
RH WEEK PROGRAMS II
Learn something and have fun at the same time! Programs will be
held in every complex, thanks to your C.P.D.'s, R.D.'s and S.A.'s.
Details on specific programs will be announced soon.
A. J,
Nov. 8
TRIVIA BOWL
The Final Four
Nebraska Union Main Lounge 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The top four teams will compete for the $150 GRAND PRIZE.
Come and match with with the experts.
RHA SENATE MEETING
Nebraska Union 8:15 p.m.
Open to all residence hall members. Open forum on major hall
issues. The presidents of IFC and Panhellenic will be there to
discuss Residence HallGreek relations.
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Nov. 9
CAMPUS PRIDE DANCE
with INASENSE
Nebraska Union Ballroom 9 p.m. to Midnight
INASENSE is Omaha's most creative and refreshing band. TODAY'S
ROCK AT ITS FINEST. (The Picture Man will be available.)
FREE TO ALL UNL STUDENTS!!
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Nov. 10 FOODFAST , NARH FALL CONFERENCE
BENEFIT FOR THE SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Hall residents sign up not to eat their evening meal at food service. The
money saved will go to a Lincoln Chapter of the Special Olympics. Sign
up forms will be available from your government reps at special booths
at vour food service.
East Union 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Nebraska Association of Residence Halls is holding its annual
fall conference on the UNL campus. All hall residents who want to
learn more about residence government are invited. Contact Dave
Edwards (2-1095) for more information.
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