Innocents Society
Chancellor’s Senior Honorary
Congratulations to the following outstanding campus
leaders on their recent tackling into the 2000-2001 In
nocents Society. Beth Augustine, Katherine Brady, Jim
Cahow, J.P. Ladd, Dustin Manhart, Jason Mashek,
Eryn McConnell, Jake Messersmith, Luke Schreier,
Natalya Shannon, Brett Stohs, Kyle VanDenBosch,
Jennifer Wagner. ____
INTRAMURAL SLOW PITCH
SOFTBALL
Tuesday, March 21 is the last day to enter co-rec slow
pitch softball. Enter now at the Office of Campus Rec
reation. For more information, call 472-3467.
INTRAMURAL SOCCER
The last day to enter men’s and women’s outdoor soccer
is Tuesday, March 21. Don’t delay! Enter now at the
Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more
information.
Looking for tennis hitting partner/nale or female.
420-2949._
Nebraska Union Board 1
Deadline Extended
The board assumes the role of advocate for the various
segments of the University community to the Director
of the Nebraska Unions and the Vice Chancellor for
Student affairs. Deadline Friday, March 10.
Also position open for Electoral Commission
Director for next year.
The Electoral Commission Director is in charge of the
committee that evaluates and revises the rules gov
erning the spring student government election. Deadline
is Friday, March 24.
Applications for both positions are at 136
Nebraska Union
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Enroll in Army ROTC Camp Challenge for 5 weeks this
summer. Catch up on 2 years of Army ROTC courses,
and compete for a college scholarship worth up to
$20,000. Call 472-4269 for details, email:
goldbar@unl.edu or visit our website at
www.unl.edu/armyrotc.
SIFE
Meeting for Students In Free Enterprise this Wednesday,
5 pm in Union. Everyone is welcome.
SPRING BREAK COUNTDOWN
Top 5 list
Reasons to Use Alcohol Irresponsibly over Spring
Break:
# 3: You don’t want to remember how you revealed the
unsettling secrets of your digestive tract to everyone
anyway.
*46% of NU Students do something they regret after
drinking alcohol (Wechsier 1999). Don't be another sta
tistic - have a safe and enjoyable Spring Break!
Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
Call Gail (or more information at 472-7450.
Women’s Week 2000:
Celebrating the Beauty in All
of Us...Broadening Our Vision.
Today don’t miss: “Shakespeare’s Sister Day" from
9-5pm in Bailey Lounge of Andrew’s Hall.
Block & Bridle
General Meeting Thursday, March 9. 7pm-lnitiates,
7:30pm-Members. East Campus Union.'
CBA SAB Elections
Tonight, 5:30pm, CBA 132.
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
Join us at the City Union. US Senate Candidate George
Grogan will be speaking. Wednesday, March 8 at 6:15
pm. Refreshments following.
HUMANITIES IN MEDICINE
Meeting, Wednesday, March 8 at 8 pm in city Union.
Discussing NE AIDS PROJECT.
IRTS
International Radio and Television Society
IRTS will meet Wednesday, March 8 at 7pm, 201 Avery
Hall. Speaker will be Laurie Richards from the Nebraska
Film Office. Both new and old members welcome.
Pre-Dental Club
Meeting March 9, 7 pm at the Dental College. Speaker
Dr. Bhattacharya - Pathology.
SAA
There will be a meeting this Thursday at 5:30 pm in the
Wic Alumni Center.
ASA
Congratulation* Jennifer Wagner on being selected for
Innocents Society.
-We’re so proud of you
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Come join the fun Thursday, March 9 from 10 pm-2 am
eating all the nachos you want. Proceeds benefit
“Make a Wish Foundation." Tickets $4 at the door, $3
in advance. Talk to any Alpha Xi for tickets. Hope to
see you there.
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Congratulations to Mark Kratina Jr. and Aaron Scheibe
on being tapped into Mortar Board. We're proud of you
guys.
-Your Brothers
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Congratulations to all of the guys on the “B” Broomball
team on winning the division. We wish you luck in the
All University tournament.
-Your Brothers
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Congratulations to Mike Rogers on being elected to the
Student Advisory Board for the Teacher’s College.
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Congratulations Katie Shamblin for being accepted into
Social Work school at UNO. Good luck!
ITB, Your Sisters
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Congratulations to Suzanne Minarick and Amy Nguyen
on your new ASUN positions!
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Way to go Sarah Kelling and Angie Oxley on your Mortar
Board invitations. Your hard work does not go un
noticed.
FarmHouse
Congratulations to Todd Cruise on his tapping into
Mortar Board.
-Your Brothers
FarmHouse
Congratulations to our three new Innocents: Brent
Stohs, J.P. Ladd, Jake Messersmith.
ITKA
Congrats to David Stevens on winning the National
George Foreman Scholarship. Way to go, champ!
-your brothers
nKA
Way to go Nick Fitch and Matt Knobbe on winning the
Phi Mu Pitch Tourney. Is it just me or do we win a lot of
stuff?
-your brothers
ZAE
Congratulations to our 4.0 scholars: Russ Baumert,
Matt Glathar, Andy Havelka, Brad Kwiatek, Travis Lucas,
John Mai, Phil McBride, Seth Woodke, Derek
Zimmerman, and of course Craig Langfeldt. 3.5's and
above: Powder Beckenhauer, Rob Biodrowski, Curt
Boe, J.D. Bogden, Tyson Bolliger, Aaron Brockmeier,
Lester Buckley, Jon Bunning, TJ Butler, Dave Campbell,
Aaron Hurlbut, Jason Jensen, Jon Lien, Brandon
Moller, Ehren Parks, Mitchell Periv, Nate Rembe, Brad
Reynolds, Scot Ringenberg, Zac Roskilly, Craig
Schimonitz, Reece Sukovaty, and Jonathan Talich.
Phi Alpha, Your Brothers
ZOE
Congratulations to Jason Mashek and Jim Cahow on
being selected into the Innocents Soceity. Good job
guys.
-Your Brothers
ZOE
We offer Andy Faltin our sincerest congratulations on
his selection into the 2000 Mortor Board.
-Your Brothers
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
RUN-OFF ELECTION
Wednesday, March 8,2000
THE POLLING SITES WILL BE:
From 8am to 8pm
Nebraska Union-City Campus
Nebraska Union-East Campus
Campus Recreation Center
From 10am to noon
Qwikick at Parking Garage
From 4pm to 8pm
Harper Food Service
Neihardt Blue Parlor
Sandoz Lounge
Poll Workers will be members
of the Women’s Faculty Club.
If you have questions,
contact Todd Franzen,
472-2581
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Different Time This Week
Wednesday - March 8
8pm - City Union
Information and Agenda Available
136 Nebraska Union
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ACROSS
1 Mischievous
type
6 Toward the
stem
9 Suffix with arab
14 “All My Children”
vixen
15 Caesar’s lucky
number?
16 Pitcher’s place
17 In quick
succession
19 Cream of the
crop
20 Completed the
purchase of, as
a house
22 Jailbird
23 Knee jerk,
for one
26 African antelope
28 Model
Macpherson
29 Moon goddess
30 Capital on a fjord
33 The Tell-Tale
Heart” author
34 Use a harvester
36 Rack-and—
steering
38 Dessert-making
aids
40 Clam or mussel
41 Think highly of
42 Bomb detonator
43 Sign of triumph
44 Student’s
workplace
45 Israel’s Barak
47 Be dependent
48 Advertising tactic
50 Channel
swimmer
Gertrude
52 Apportionment
word
54 Waters off
Taiwan
56 Send to
Washington
58 Basketball
strategy
62 Kids’song
refrain
63 Earth-friendly
prefix
64 Actor
Christopher
65 Do some road
repairs
66 Striped-shirt
wearer
67 Freud disciple
Alfred
DOWN
1 “—
Rosenkavalier”
2 Historic time
3 Press
conference
granter
4 Frozen spike
5 Chowder server
6 Hertz rival
7 Eager and then
some
8 Connected
9 Make changes
to
10 The sun
personified
11 Free-flowing
metal
12 “I will sing — the
Lord Exodus
13 Perfect place
18 Crafty rascal
21 Giraffe cousins
23 Acted as agent,
informally
24 Plaza Hotel
minx
25 “Sweeney Todd”
locale
27 Hebrides island
29 —Cruces
31 Apollo 13 47 Brought up
astronaut 49 Penn or Pitt
32 Feature of some 50 Guinness Book
picture cards suffix
34 Actress 51 Winger of
Charlotte “Urban Cowboy”
35 Catch 52 Look intently
37 been had!” 53 Nobelist Wiesel
39 Small dog, 55 Dating from
briefly 57 Hush-hush org.
40 Sign of spring 59 Slithery fish
42 Heating 60 N.Y.C.’s Park.
apparatus e.g.
46 Herd youngster 61 Prefix with plop
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