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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1985)
Dally Ncbraskan P2G3 3 Wednesday, January 23, 1835 Students can study in -Japan Afi element between UNL tr.i Nanzan University In N&soya, Japan, vJ.'l frsvida rn opportunity for sta dents to study for era year In that country tkoui t. exchange procran. Ths first two students selected for this propria each will receive a I3D0 K&wmkl Tn.'d Grant. Students In thb preyasi w'.U enroll la courses tt Nftnssa tteut Jjpsncsa trt, business, culture, cccncnslca, his tcry, pc&lcs ssd l&39,Tk8 crane v,;ll caiLit ts credits tv.vrJ ths stu dents' dctcs tt UNL, Students elected toss to Nfirzsn by tha ArisTi Studies tosltteo End r- proved Ksbcrt Klda, ezscstlva dsn cf lr.tcrr..!:r.J tl'sln, will pjy fa: tkl Ucn cr.J fses piss bcrd tr.d ream &i UNL's crncr.i rites. They will pey dlrsetSy to 1",. Str.ier.ts net selected under tha tt Ktzasa. Theea students nsst pey till Kzm tdtbn end foes plus room tad besrd directly to ttaJapsAese uni versity. The estimated cost to between $7,C00and$7,esa UNL vndags&ifitcf In any collf g3 m eligible for the study prc-srsm tt Nansaa.' However, students applying i for the cost reduction preprint should I have a gra-da point average of 3.00 or I higher and a genuine interest in the I program as evidenced by course work in Asian studies or languages andor international experience. Turn in all application forms and related documents to Peter Cheng, pro fessor of political science, in 541 Old 'ather Hall before Feb. 15. ' . , . 1 I t . .- w.Ou.V 1 I I I I i I 7x(0) rXRiX J V (r ! si any purchase CYCLE INDOORS WITH I III I I I BIKE TRACK In seconds your bika can ba converted to a combination exerciser trz:r.cr..f.!'jnt your bika for a natural ride that automatically responds to faster pgda!ing with grestsr resistsncs. Hida your bike year around with Bika Trsck. at Freewheelin' Eika Shop. c; u ,J (V f J M i' i Excluding sale items. SALE LASTS THRU JAN. 23TH. 27 s. t:;h si. (432) 475-C2" 1 1 - -V EAST PAKX FLAZA r 2C3 n. c;;.i ct. CORNHUSKER CORNER WEST OF THE STADIUM 0?l 10th OPDAY-SUMDAY 9:00-5:30 Report The following incidents were reported a UNL police between 8:58 tm. and 11:31 p.m. Monday. c,ra. Biirglary reported tt C&iher Ka!l. 10:03 a.m. Hltiti-run accident repotted in F'eiltfeg Area 35 nea? Agricul tural Biochemist Bell on E&st Campus. 11:E0 &.E3. Two cases of theft cleared; chirps are pending. Noca Computer equipment re ported stolen from C. y, Thompson Library on Eist Caaipuft. 1:17 p-o. Attempted theft from a vehicle reported at the Auto Fool oa East Ctepus. 3:15 p.m. Booklsag reported stolen from Unive;sity Eockstora in Nebraska Union. 7:21 p.Ki. Alleged vandalism re ported to the window of a car near Arbor Drive and the East Campus Loop. Kh20p.ru. Two juvenile runaways located on Esst Cssspua. 11:31 p.Ei. Madical eatergsncy reported at -Scrios llsOL Is f I i 1 ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS i il ii II I The Air Force has opan-1 ings for aliicd health professionals in the ! following fields: Physical Therapist Biosnvironrrsantal Engineer (EE, CE, ME. IE.CHEM). ' Health Physicist Clinical Social Worker Occupational Therapist Pharmacist Optometrist Podiatrist Environmental Health Officer Find out that Air Force offers" a unique and en joyable lifestyle for you and your family. TSgt Rcbsrt D, Pcn-J (402) CC3 0715 COLLECT It's Here! TSie POST and NICKEL'S V o - INCREDIBLE . L ; - ' V i ' L j t J L vsL I ; ( . iJ,J'i3 O x Great Fashions! V Tremendous Selection! ' . Fantastic Stmingskp .4? "X iDiic isa DON'T MISS IT!!! Sas: Fashions l"5 v 1 1 1 xi x,vxJ 144 Pte. Mill Liaco!n- I OUVENlRS II 1 "I ( i I t S' !
