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Test Anxiety? Do You Draw A Blank At the Test? YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Join us and learn how to relax as you prepare for exams. Session I: October 7,14,21,1997 Session II: November 4,11,18,1997,3:30 to 5:00 pm Registration is required, For more information, _Call CAPS (472-7450)_ Ellen Marshall Field Director, National Audobon Society's Population and Habitat Control Women, Population and Food Security 3:30 p.m., TODAY, City Union When your schedule isn't flexible, it's nice to know that UNL courses are. UNL's most popular courses in: Accounting Geography Nutrition AG LEC History Philosophy Classics Management Physics Economics Marketing Political Science English Mathematics Psychology Finance Nursing Sociology Available through UNL College Independent Study: • Study and take exams when your schedule allows, when you're ready. • Take as long as a year or as few as 35 days to complete a course. • Send an average of six assignments per course to your instructor, ana receive rapid turnaround of your materials. Call 72-4321 r a free College Independent Study catalog, or visit our office at the Clifford Hardin Nebraska Center for — ... Continuing Education, University of Room 269, W ■ Nebraska 33rd and Lincoln Holdrege Streets UNL is a nondiscriminatory institution. ^Western Opera Theater "Carmen Generous support provided by Ruth Marie Amen. • 'i i M A /- ' ’ I v, . k, ’ I - W?-'' ‘ '&&> S&'.J - ! " * -V^l Tickets: 402472-4747 or Box Office Horn: Hf 1_ Lied Center programming is supported by the Friends of Lied and grants from U-3f>And CnWAiuMAnf 4r* 4Ka Mc> liU ArMAri/i^ A*+#» *11;^^.. _-.j *1.. ti.t_» _ • '* .* jFWgf&rfif.: - *- **. --»• . / Poverty housing depicted on campus by cardboard huts HUTS from page 1_ “It’s something most of us don’t notice,” Cornell said. “We turn a blind eye to it. But people are noticing us; people are staring.” Students Tuesday slowed to look at the huts, structures patched together with card board and duct tape bearing written messages such as “If you think it’s cold today, try living like this all year.” Chris Stone, a sophomore dietetics major, Habitat for Humanity member and Shantytown project coordinator, said the pro ject’s goal was to show UNL students they could make a difference. Signs posted on the huts note that if each UNL student contributed one dollar, Habitat for Humanity would have enough money to build a house for a needy family. Stone said about 50 students have partici pated in Shantytown to this point. She said her group was still trying to fill time slots for tonight, Thursday evening, Friday and Saturday. She said all students were invited to participate and could contact her at 436-9473. I\ ~-r \ o<Wteadb//^ -r£ heiioem Cteber QaMTW Qt TMTLfPDQ/nM SIGNS OUTSIDE the Habitat for Humanity shack ask for donations to its cause. t STA Travel offers student discounts on domestic travel, too. 800-777-0112 www.sta-travel.com RE I TEST DRIVE ■jFWfSrWjn^B sit,Oct25 I Imfms I LSATExam. WWs I individiial Isfidfaftcli I SittWfte ^B you? | m MIIUMES! WWW.IUDiM.CM1 ” IW TVIWWWNIIWIII ISATiBiregiBlarsdkiilemafcoftielJvSchooiAiiiiaaanCaKi COLLEGIATE ^"" HEALTH & FITNESS TOUR! q Including these \ C/. exciting events: , 0\\eW CVes;S K//t n **.* »3F mIf vf/S°"Q‘'es ■“ Bungee Run! Flu Shots! and PRIZES, PRIZES, PRIZES!!! /2^ October 14-16, 1997 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the loop east of the stadium *■ & at 14th and Vine 4-> <sM ■ ■■ . Sponsored by: Well Worth It Program University Health Center Homecoming Committee Campus Recreation <'/'/,,ial Responsibility Committee From Staff Reports || | ^ Sometimes, crime doesn’t pay. Sometimes, comers can’t be cut, even if it is for Homecoming. Four Sigma Alpha Epsilon mem bers found out early Tuesday morn ing that sometimes, it’s best to go to the lumberyard. Four members - Tyler Adamson, 18; Matthew Glather, 19; Andrew Havelka, 19; and Mark Gifford, 19; all of 635 N. 16th St. - went to 3220 N. 14th St. to a construction site. They needed wood for their Homecoming float. Leaving the site between 1:30 and 1:58 a.m., the four pulled out of the site with $ 110 worth of lumber in the back of a 1997 Chevy S-10. Going a little too fast, the truck drew the eye of Lincoln Police Officer Robert Butler. He watched as a board fell out of the back of the speeding truck. Butler pulled the truck over, and discovered that the four men h&dlrtot been to the lumberyard. In fact, they had been to the construction site run by Horner Construction, an Omaha company. Butler cited the four for theft. LAUNCH MORE THAN A CAREER 1-800-USA-NAVY. World Wlda Web: http://www.navyjobs.com SPMN6 BREAK '98l
