Thursday, March 22, 1984
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 13
Survey considers
. special interest
housing at UNL
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Annie Iiinke, 10, helps her golden Labrador retriever, Jah, through tryouts for the production
"Annie."
Police
Report
The following incidents were reported to the UNL
Police Department between 7 am. and 10 p.m.
Tuesday:
7:42 a.m. Two-vehicle minor non-injury acci
dent reported at 35th Street and East Campus loop.
9:20 am. Audio visual equipment reported
stolen from Andrews Hall.
2:08 p.m. Persons reported throwing snowballs
at passing vehicles near the University Health Cen
ter. Officers contacted persons responsible.
4 p.m. Cameras reported stolen from Harper
HalL
4:33 p.m. Snowball fight reported at 2224 U St.
Officers contacted persons responsible. -
4:37 p.m. Clothes reported stolen from locker in
Coliseum.
5:12 p.m. License plate reported stolen from
car in Parking Area 3 near Harper Hall.
8:03 p.m. Minor four-vehicle non-injury acci
dent reported in Parking Area 3 near Harper HalL
10:07 p.m. Snowball fights reported near Cather
Hall. Officers contacted persons responsible.
10:30 p.m. Windows reported broken by snow
balls at Cather HalL
By Kirk Zebolsky
UNL may implement two or three special interest
only residence hall floors next fall resulting from the
interest shown by residence hall students, accord
ing to a housing official.
Robert Brandt, complex program director of Sel
leck Quadrangle and chairman of the Special Inter
est Housing Committee, said it is considering adding
an upper classmen floor, a mentoring floor and a
quiet-hours floor to the residence halls.
A survey presenting 23 ideas for special interest
floors was distributed in February to students in the
residence halls. Brandt estimated that V3 of these
students responded. About 40 percent of those
responding asked to be contacted if any of the floors
are implemented, he said.
Brandt said students also showed high interest in
a music floor, a connoisseur floor, a wellness floor, a
single-room floor and a suite floor.
The suite floor would be "apartment-like suites
consisting of one double bedroom adjoining to a
living-room area," according to the survey.
Brandt said the three floors the committee is con
sidering for next fall could be implemented quickly
and without construction. He said others would
require more preparation.
Brandt said that implementing all the floors that
students are interested in could take five years. He
said he hopes to add more floors every year.
Brandt said the committee will recommend to the
directors and assistant directors of housing that
special interest housing be pursued.
Joe Petrick, Cather-Pound-Neihardt Complex Pro
gram Director, said he feels there is a need for cer
tain types of special interest housing. He said two
examples are needs for graduate housing and a
quiet-hours floor.
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TITLE: A HAPPY SPRING BREAK STORY.
SETTING: Que Place Standard.
SCENE 1: John & friends getting cars checked, at Que Place
before they leave for Spring Break vacation.
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SCENE 2: Their cars are tuned and ready to go. They pull out
of the parking lot next to Bob's car, with its hood
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