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Monday, November 3, 1986
Sponsored by
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Arts Committee
Free University
It's a
BALLROOM
BLITZ!
Dance Lessons
Nov. 5 & 12
Union Ballroom
8:00-10:00 PM
given by
Arthur Murray
Dance Studios
A franchise dance school
FREEforstudents with I.D.
$2.00 Non-students
14th & P
474-7625
MON: Monday Night Football
25C Pitchers
(Beer or Pop)
with medium pizza purchase
Special begins at 6:00 PM
TUES: Twilight Tuesday
Import & Slice of Pizza
ONLY $2,65
Special begins at 5:30 PM
WED: Crazy Wednesday
Show us any zipper & receive
1 FREE trip to the Salad Bar
ALL DAY
THURS: Comedy Corner 9-11
$1 Imports 8-11
SUN: "All You Can Eat"
ONLY $4.25
ALL DAY plus
Comedy Corner 9-11
Top seniors honored
UNL graduate featured at banquet
Lynne Grasz, manager of station ser
vices in the Television Information
Office of the National Association of
Broadcasters in New York City, will be
the featured speaker during a banquet
honoring top high school students from
Nebraska and surrounding states Mon
day at UNL
Th event highlights UNL's third an
nual Distinguished Scholars Day.
The dinner, sponsored by the World
Herald, will recognize 240 of the top
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high school seniors from Nebraska plus
selected scholars from surrounding
states, their parents and the universi
ty's 1980 World-Herald Scholars, Susan
Langford of Hastings and Jeff Fowler of
Bellevue. The dinner begins at 6:30
p.m. in the Nebraska Inion.
Other program participants will in
clude UNL Chancellor Martin A. Mas
sengale and G. Woodson Howe, vice
president and executive editor of the
Omaha World-Herald.
The event culminates a daylong pro
gram of academic and informational
events sponsored by UNL, the Worid
Herald Foundation, the NU Founda
tion, the University of Nebraska Alumni
Association and the UNL Student Alumni
Association.
Also in 1984, Grasz was selected as
one of 60 outstanding "Women in
Communications." She is the recipient
of any Emmy and a Broadcasters Pro
motion Association International Award
of Excellence.
A 1966 journalism graduate of UNL,
Grasz spent 10 years as director of
promotion and public relations for
KOLN-TV7KGIN-TV in Lincoln before
joining CBS in 1976.
Deadline
for McAuliffe
Award extended
The Nebraska State Education
Association has contributed
$1,025 to support the new Christa
McAuliffe award established at
The award will be given for the
first time on the anniversary of
the teacher-astronaut's death in
January.
Dr. James O'Hanlon, dean of
UNL's Teachers College, said the
deadline for the McAuliffe award
nominations has been extended
until Nov. 14.
Teachers of kindergarten
through 12th grade from any
school in Nebraska are eligible
for a cash award and plaque
commemorating McAuliffe.
Nominations may be made by
students, teachers, parents or
others. Nomination letters, not
exceeding two pages in length,
should be sent to Dean James
O'Hanlon, Teachers College, 61
Henzlik Hall, University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Neb.
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cession for noivtraditior.al job scorchers (he,
these who must consider special life circum
stances as they search for employment) will
be offered Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. In the
Nebraska Union. Room number will be posted. .
Topics include:
Creative approaches to job searching.
Dealing with skeletons from the past.
Obt aining the. interview and surviving it.
Obtaining needed job-search and locality
information.
Other Issues raised by participants..
Participants are encouraged to bring up
their own concerns and to share their discov
eries about job searching with others at the
session.
' Quaker Ozis (Food Service Division) has
Location: Omaha-Lincoln -
Internships Ceopcrcthe education
Students interested in interning in Wash
ington, D.C., during summer 1987 are invited
to a meeting at 4 p.m. in Burnett 324 on
Thursday.
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Marketing and personnel majors should
check with the Internship Office on several
openings still available for second semester.
A presentation on the Disney World intent
program .ill be at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday in
the Nebraska Union.
Nebraska Financial Group
' Students interested in interviewing with
the Nebraska Financial Croup may contact
its cilice Erectly to Khr.ule an interview.
Th e College of Business Administration
Announces
Richard . Schweiker
President
American Council of Life Insurance
'Managing Our Biggest Risks "
Wednesday, November 5, 1986
10:30 a.m.
Nebraska Union
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
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