Real Students Read Subtitles Can YOU? The University Program Council International Films Committee meets Wed at 5:30 in Room 117 of the Nebraska Union. Come talk about movies, plan next years series and get ready for THE KILLER A movie from Hong Kong on Jan. 31. Russia Summer Study Abroad Are you looking for an exciting, unique, and affordable opportunity to study abroad? HOW ABOUT RUSSIA? The College of Business Administration is offering a three week program in Moscow and St. Petersburg in June Information sessions will be held TODAY in the Union (room will be posted). Sessions tor both days will be held from 4 30 to 5:00 and 5:00 to 6:00. If you cannot attend but are interested, be sure to contact DYee Buss CBA 241 472-23KT__ Sexual Assault Survivors Support Group Offered for women who have experienced an assault or attempted assault, by a stranger or acquaintance. The group offers support as participants cope with the expe nence. Meets weekly on Tuesdays from 5:00-630pm In Room 338, Nebraska Union. Contact Peg Miller, 472 9428, for more information. Study Abroad Information Meetings: Tuesdays at 6:30 pm, and Wednesdays at 430 pm. International Affairs. 1237 R St. 472-5358. _ THE PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAM The Performing Arts Program allows future busi ness leaders to experience different aspects of the performing arts. From Broadway musicals, to jazz, to dance, to chamber music, to pop. this program has it all. Purchasing a ticket packet containing selected Lied performances at 40% off the already reduced student price is the first step in the process of enhancing your develop ment. Packets are Krrnted. so oontact us before January 29. 1993 to reserve your place. For further information on the program, contact the Student Development Center m CBA 237, or call us at 472-8838 or 472-7773 TREKKING IN THE HIMALAYAS OF NEPAL Campus Recreation presents a free informational slide show for anyone interested m Nepal and especially those considering the UNL Winter Break tnp December 1993 January 1994 Plan to attend this meeting on Tuesday. January 19, 6:45 8.00p.m. in the Campus Recreation Center Office. Conference Room 560 UPC Kimball Lied PerformmgAris Commitlee is selling 50 Bobby MeFerrin Tickets (1-23-93) $20 each On sale Jan. 18 and 20 noon - 3pm Nebraska Union A second chance to buy, at a low student cost* For more info, call 472-6146 Want to help other students? Student Assistant positions available lor 1993-94. Pick up an application at 1102 Seaton Halt and attend one of the following information sessions: Thursday. January 14, 3:30-50Cpm Nebraska Union Friday, January 15, 300-4:30pm Nebraska Union Sunday, January 17. 1:30-3 00pm Nebraska Union Monday. January 18, 3:30-500pm. Nebraska Union Tuesday, January 19. 7:00-8:30pm Nebraska Union -MH^Ca|M7^aacnormor^nform*tK>^___i^_ 115 Meetings Campus Red Cross will meet Tuesday, Jan. 19. at 600 pm-University Health Center. All welcome COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Spend the last great day of the Reagan. Bus h era with the CR si Meeting TONIGHT (800 pm-Clty Union) Ag Eoon, AgnBusmess Club. 5:45 Tuesday the 19th Room 45 Filley Hall. Bring Ticket money and trip sign-up. AIESEC NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN Tuesday at 4:00pm. 1237 R Street New members w*F cornel Anyone welcomel Learn about businesses on a profes sional level. Professional Business Association is having their first meeting tonight at 7:00pm in the Union. (Room will be posted). All members bring a friend. Biology Club Meeting Thursday. January 21 at 7:30pm in 118 Manter. We will be doing a variety of things. New members welcome. BLOCK & BRIDLE Meeting 7:00pm„ Wednesday, January 20th, Animal ScienceJJIdg. Come play sand volleyball! Habitat for Humanity Meeting 7:0Qpm, Thursday. January 21, at the City Union. Old and new members welcomel Institute of Management Accountants Organizational meeting. All accounting majors welcome. Wednesday, January 20, 6:00pm, City Union. Phi Chi Theta Informal meeting CBA, Rm 342, 5:00pm. Start your New Year out right with a visit to UNL’s Women’s Studies Association. First meeting of 1993 Wednesday January 20,500 - 700 pm, Andrews Hall Lounge. (2nd Floor Andrews Hall) For mfocall cd at 472-9392. UNL Rodeo Club Importantl New members welcome to first meeting of semester, 7Q0pm, Wednesday 20, East Campus Union. UNL Students for Life Meeting Tuesday, Jan. 19. City Union, room posted. All welcome. UPC Kimball-Lied Performing Arts Comm Meeting Wed. Jan. 20, 1993 4:30pm NE Union Come and Joinlt 120 Greek Affairs — White Rose Week. 93 AAn Congratulations to the new initiates ot Alpha Epsilon chapter ot Alpha Delta Pi. The wait was worth itl Also a late congratulations to our graduates Judi Hinrichsen, Laura Holt, Laura Hanway. and Crvstine Landal Congratulations to Lisa Vinton. Laura Hotf, Lana Bader and Laura Steinke on your engagements I Those guys are the luckiest aroundl Volets to Susan Cornish on making Sigma Delta Pi Spanish honararyl Way to gol Aon Congratulations: Laura Bracken and John Kush on your engagement Melissa Castro on making NSE Jenm Horner on acceptance to Med. Tech, school! ____ Love, your AOII Sisters @E Congratulations to our new standards board members: M. Eggleston, S Line. S. Rosenow, D. Prochaska. ___The Men ot Theta Xi