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Affect The Future!
Join an innovative program that helps grade school
children become tomorrow's college students. Join
UNLt College Bound Program. Attend an informational
meeting Aug. 31 at 6pm in Student Involvement or
Sept. 1 at 6pm In the But Campus Union. Questions,
caf Ann at 472-2454.
Are You Wearing Your Button?
„ Project CARE (Creating an Alcohol Responsible Envi
ronment) will have a booth in the City Union this
Wednesday and Thursday from 11-2. For those of you
without a button, pick one up while supplies last! If you
already have your button, come by the booth to be
entered into a $200 raffle. Remember, 200 NU students
will win $5 for wearing their button from now until
October 11th. Are you wearing your button?
Moot NU students (79%) drink 6 or fewer drinks
when they party.
ATTENTION STUDENTS!
Tire Campus Recreation Advisory Council is now taking
applications for an off-campus alternate representative.
Applications are available at the Office of Campus
Recreation, Room 55C, or in the East Campus Activities
Building. They are due September 8th at
4:30pm at the same locations.
Australia
Criminal justice study tour. May 8-29.2000. $2,700, 3
credit-hour course, second semester, round trip,
air/houslng. Dr. Asmussen 423-7857 or 872-2426
Campus Crusade For Christ
Check out The CRU, Campus Crusade's weekly meet
- ing, Thursdays at 7pm in the Culture Center, upper
room.
Check it out!
Great furniture— tables, chairs, lamps, incense, oils,
retro clothes. Student discount. Eccentricities, 30th
andO.____
Congratulations to Angie and Paul on their REAL en
gagement! *We always KNEW it would happen.
Love, Chris and Jen
Exotic-Body Painting
Mehndi Hanna Painting by Jacqueline. Painless tem
porary tatoos. Group discounts. 435-1973.
FREE PIZZA,
WATERMELON & POP
NU PRE-VETERINARY CLUB
WELCOME BACK PICNIC
The NU Pre-Veterinary Club will hold its annual Welcome
Back Picnic on Tuesday, September 7th at 5pm
on the green space northwest of the Veterinary Basic
Science Building-East Campus. New and old members
welcome! Recreational activities include sand volleyball,
football and softball, make new friends and reunite with
old onesl Officers please report at 4:30pm.
GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY recognizes
the top 1596 of juniors and seniors, info tables
are in the Union, Sept.1-3, 9am-2pm. Membership
deadline is Sect 20. Come check us out!
Intramural Cross Country
The Men's, Women's and Co-Rec Cross Country Meet
wM take place on Thursday, September 2 at Oak Lake
Park at 4:15pm. No advance entry is required. Call
472-3467 tor more Information.
Intramural Flag Football
Managers
The Manager Meeting for Ct&toc Flag Football will be
held Thursday, September 2 at 6:00 p.m. in the Ne
braska Union. Each team must have one representative
to be aligibla for competition. Call 472-3467 for
more iniormaiion.
Intramural Pre-Season Flag
Football Tournament
The last day to enter the Men’s and Women's
Pre-Season Flag Football Tournament is Tuesday,
September 7. Don't delay. Enter now at the Office of
Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more informa
tion.
Intramural Slow Pitch Softball
Managers.
The Manager Meeting for Men's and Women's Slow
Pitch Softball will be held Thursday, September 2 at
5:00 p.m. in the. Nebraska Union. Each team must
have one representative present to be eligible for com
petition. CaM 472-3467 for more information.
Intramural Sports Fantasy
NCAA Football
Enter today! Draft your team via the web at
www.uni.edu/crac/im. Create a league with your
friends. Deadline to enter is Sept. 8. Call 472-3467 for
more inform at ton.
Literate?
Interested in judging others and calling it an extracur
ricular activity on your resume? Apply to be an editor
for LAURUS, UNL’e undergrad literary magazine. All
majors and backgrounds. Pick up application at 123
Andrews or outside 106 Andrews. Due Tuesday, Sep
tember28th.
Society for Human Resource Menegment
Organizational meeting, Thursday, Sep2, at 5:30pm in
the Union. Room to be posted.
Study Abroad Next Summer
OXFORD UNIVERSITY
Immerse yourself In the English culture as you study
business and the arts at OXFORD UNIVERSITY during
a four-week summer study program. Punt on the River
Thames, attend a Shakespearean play in his home
town of Stratford, explore historical castles, and earn
six hours of academic credit! An experience NOT to
missl Information sessions will be held the following
dates in CBA 139. Plan to attend one to team more
about this exciting program:
Tuesday, Sept 7,4-5 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept 8,1030-1130 ajn.
Thursday, Sept. 9,3-4 p.m.
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Allies Against Heterosexism &
Homophobia
General meeting Thursday, 9:30 pm, City Union. Officer
elections and committee chair appointments. All are
welcome.
Block & Bridle
Welcome Back Meeting
September 2, East Union
Exec. 6:30, New Member 7:00
>Activities 7:30
CALLING ALL PECs
First meeting on Sept. 12 from 5-7pm, RSVP by Sept.
9. Call Britt Anderson at 464-3866 or Bobbie Lewallen
at 488-6588.
Friends of the Deaf Community
Everyone welcome. No sign skills needed. Sweat shim
and t-shirts from last Spnng are here. Thursday, Sep
tember 2nd at 7:00pm, 3rd floor Barkley Lounge. See
you there!
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
There will be a meeting on Thursday September 2 at
7:30pm in the Union. Room will be posted. Everyone
welcome.
RIFLE CLUB
The UNL Rifle Club is looking for new membersl
Meeting Thursday at 6:30 in MMtary and Naval Science
Bunding, room 2. For Into. caH Andy at 436-8176
Runner’s Club
Do you like to run? Runners of aH abilities are invited to
an informational meeting Thursday, September 2 at
8pm in the Rec Center, TV lounge. Contact Christie at
436-0171 with questions.
SAA
Our first meeting of the year will be today at 5pm in the
Wick Alumni Center. Make sure and bring money for
Valentino’s afterwards and don’t ask Tom about my 18
year olds.
Student Foundation
Regular meeting Thursday, September 2 at 6:00pm in
Nebraska Union. Room TBA.
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Tom CooperjffitfMMriTuchs. Brandon Kai, Brian
Mookey, Casey Potter, Travis Kund, Erik Haglund, Eric
Towlr, Brian Varvicek, John Magnuson, Dave Ovrada,
Robbie Peterson, Travis Wolf, Jason Lee, Neil Pits, An
drew Hunterman, Andrew Nienhueser, and Matt
Vlnent
New^bers
Brett Behrends, Ryan Bonham, Eric Clark, Colby
Clevenger, Neil Dominy, Tim Dorn, Knud Elting, Jake
Fleischman, Kevin Krohn, Lance Kuenning, Chad
Leggott, Tyler Mueller, Tim Otte, Jason Penke, Chad
Ruwe, Andrew Sauer, Nate Schneider, Chris Tejral,
John Timmerman, Nelson Trambly, Andy Walden, Matt
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GET INVOLVED!!!
REPRESENTATION NEEDED
FOR THE FOLLOWING
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS
Campus Rec., Campus Safety Subcommittee, Campus
Wide Information System, Committee For Fees Al
location Comm.— Residence Hall Rep., Computational
Service and Facilities— graduate rep., QLC Lobbyist
Electoral Commission member, Environmental Issues
Subcommittee, Curriculum Comm., Grading and Ex
aminations— graduate rep., Honors Convocation, In
formation Services Committee, Intercollegiate Athlet
ics— must be Athlete, International Students
Subcommittee, Master Plan Committee, Nontraditionai
Students Subcommittee, Parking Appeals Committee,
Racial Affairs Subcommittee, Senate Rep. For Graduate
Division of General Studies and Division of continuing
Studies, Sexual Orientation Subcommittee, Student
Employee Grievance Comm., Student Impact
Team, Students with Disabilities Subcommittee,
Teaching Council, UNL Campus Police Committee,
Univ. Judicial and Appeals Board and Women's Issues
Subcommittee.
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Applications available at the Student Government office,
136 NE Union and the Student Involvement office
on East Campus.
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