Friday, February 24, 1S34
Pago 5
Dafly Nebraskan
The following Incidents were report
ed to the UNL Police Department be
tween 0:30 a.m. and 0:30 p.m. Wednes
day. 9:47 a.m. Microscope and trans
former reported stolen from Manter
Hall of Life Sciences laboratory. Esti
mated los3 is $1,200.
12:18 p.m. Windows reported
broken in Schultc Field House. Esti
mated damage is $30.
1:1 2 p.m. Parking permit reported
stolen from a car in Parking Area 33
near the poultry buildings on East
Campus.
2:54 p.m. Chrome bumper mold-
S.W.A.P....
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Lewis said he hoped to
gain a greater insight in
to student activities and
the role students play at
the university. Lewis said
he hoped the program
will improve the lines of
communication between
students and administra
tors. "I hope, in my personal
involvement, to gain an
improved understanding
and appreciation of the
student in the university
community," said Rich-aMAnrj2rorvieechancel-lor
of student affairs.
The program allows ad
ministrators to share
their daily activities and
concerns with students,
he said.
Dr. Vera Williams, direc
tor of the counseling cen
ter and ombudsman, said
he thought he would bene
fit intellectually and emot
ionally from the pro
gram. Williams also said he
wanted to give his part
ner a better understand
ing of what he faces dur
ing a day in the of2ce.
Rec center
low on list
The proposed $1 1.9 mil
lion recreation center has
a number of projects
above it on a priority list
at the NU Foundation,
said Vice Chancellor for
Student Affairs Richard
Armstrong. The recently
announced Lied Perform
ing Arts Center is among
them.
Armstrong said fund
ing from the NU Founda
tion and other sources is
crucial because the new
center must be combined
with an academic depart
ment to qualify for the
legislative funding.
Armstrong is not hope
ful that the rec center
will receive funding in
the near future.
"We are trying to re-
Police
(f
ing reported stolen from a car in Park
ing Area 24. Estimated loss is $120.
3:53 p.m. Taillight reported stolen
from a car in Parking Area 6 on East
Campus. Estimated loss is $50.
5:56 p.m. Officers assisted the
Lincoln Police Department with an
arrest at 46th and Baldwin streets.
Fight had been reported in progress.
7:21 p.m. Suspicious vehicle re
ported in Parking Area 3 near Harper
Hall.
7:59 p.m. Hit-and-run accident
reported in Parking Area 23 near 14th
and W streets. Estimated damage is
$275.
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schools, he said.
"Our students are plac
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