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Howard Peters, creator cf the s;r.!!:y
face button, will speak today en selling
yourself in the working world in m
presentation, "Nine-dot Thinking In
the Valley cf the Bull Dingy." Ihe
speech, free to all students, will be at 8
p.m. In the Nebraska Union.
Sen. Ed Zorinsky, state Sen. Eod
Johnson cf Harvard and Director of
Agriculture Chuck Schrcedcr rill an
swer questions about "Future Trends
in Apiculture" tonight at 7:S0 in the
East Union.
A conference it UNL cn the food
crisis in AMca continues today with
speakers teclading Eicpisa Ambis-
ssder EsraMU umia, rer-ce ucrps
Addevements lemded
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Honoraries
TVo nstional honor societies will Ed the .ocktlcs tre "fj.-r.il rrco;;.l-sst-1
50 imi f trA u Vi ticn for fcoi-rnuc teCtvtrr.t.
Mphr-ka Union.
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Alpha Lambda Delta, ini tiate freshmsa
in their first or second semesters at
UNL who have Grade Point Avenges cf
3.75 or higher.
The groups also will elect new offic-
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thVre ta tn cp :n ar.crr.ocn s:::i:n
with il'::::3 ty r.Mc;I:-i pi
government facials, fotoxd by pasei
d?cussIons find questions frcm t..a
audience. The session will focus cn t..e
U.S. role in and responsibility fcr the
African food crisis.
The 1SS3 Sue HdbaJl Aard for
Creative Ilu.ma.nlty will be sr.r.cur.ccd
at 7 p.m. Sundsy at St. ?rlts cn the
Campus Episcopal Church er.d Student
Center. The award honors people in the
UNL ccrr.aur.ity who contribute sl.'J
iccntly to the develop-ratst cf a humane,
open, caring and creative educational
environment. The speaker at the pro
gran will be Mzrie Arr.ct, UNL com
lianity and regional phasing prcfa
An Informal wto aid cheese
reception will fcl'.o v tt.8 p.m. in tie
:p Hall, isw K. m.
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The freshrxn must p;y t3 to bin Fhi
EU Sigma and 115 tc jein Alna laisDca
Ita. Phi Eta Signia s cost includes a
piece d jewelry and a subscription o
the group's magaxine. Once students
are initiated, they are lifetime members
wia aren i requireu w maiaiain a hu-
"It would be very difficult to follow
up on all the members we accept their
freshman ytvi " Gregory said
Brian Yaw, a sopholncre in Teachers
College and president of FM Eta Sigma,
advantages.
"It's a chance for a lot gf freshman to
meet ether people and it opens up a
door for esttini some possible scholar-
The following incident s were to UNL
police between 9:13 a.m. and 11:19 p.m. Monday,
&:S3 Fiife ex'.ir.iblier r?crtd
chrrri t Atel Till.
2;C3 p. ei. Dicvcle tire report. J -, !rn
fo.:n Ai-cl Li'l.
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graduation.
Since thsy are under nocbSi-
Wednesday, April to, 1335
Ar:-! v 'ip hv schools
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tlng tepiers: Did you receiv
a Kitiontl Direct Student Lorn whiu
tttendir UNL? If mt federal regula
tions slat 3 Out yea must attend an exit
interim These will be h the Nebraska
Ur.icn cn April 2D end CO and in the
Eant Unhn ( i Mzy 1. The times are as
f;;'hr.r.: April 23, 5:C3 p.m.; April SO,
10:30 a rt; M:y 1, noon; May 2, 3 p.m.;
Bjcrcitmcnt for students interested
in psrtlcip3t!p4 ia the Free University
warkthtp ccnunittea for fall has begin
end piopk'iatersLted must sign up
tcdsy m Yut$. A Free University
wor:op tax thoE3 psople will be April
13 frcai 5 to S p.ra. CsU Mike cr Terri at
UFC 472-2434 il yea to questions. .
sMps eitcr grsdaEtba," he said.
Susanna Drown, adviser to Alpha
L&mbda Delta end assistant to the vice
cksscdlcrfcr student aSxirs, also said
the groi'p hm tit: graduation ad-
"Both national organisations offer
graduate fcllosrships ' and grants to
those members who hove maintained
at least a 3.75 GPA upon graduating,"
Brown said.
Most students join both societies,
she said.
- Kathy Fuller, a freshman pre-med-icine
student from Arnold, said the
main reason she wUljsin the societies
is to put them cn her resume.
"It's nice to be acknowledged and it
will give me something to write on my
resume," Fuller seIA
4:11 p.J5i. Person arrsstsd on charges of
check forgery.
p.m. Wallet reported stolen from the
f-'ii r"F" Ar:::U r-cr,i;d ste'en from
Nft:-;i FJ.acitirr.:l Tiscnimanicatlons
Ccr.:,rOii Z:,"'. Cz-r.z.
?:14J! rr.'i. rt;rftcd stolen from
' L:'ri r?':oft cf clothing
&:dia f. - J r:U:y I'.H Crt C?.pu3
r-a. "'. t:A contents reported
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