Thursday, April 25, 1984
Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Homecoming makes
switch to seniors
olice
Next year's homecoming royalty will be limited to
UNL seniors, according to a recent homecoming
committee decision.. In the post only UNL juniors
were eligible to be homecoming royalty.
Carol Uotch, committee chairperson, said the
switch from juniors to seniors is an effort to give
applicants more time to develop their backgrounds
in academics and campus activities.
The change may be a disadvantage to sopho
mores, Gotch said, because some who may have
been looking forward to trying out for royalty, next
year will have to wait another year.
"We haven't set the qualifications for next year's
homecoming king and queen" Gotch said, "but
whoever is the most qualified will be selected."
For the 1984 homecoming, Gotch said, the com
mittee wants to think of new things to try. It wants
to think of different events, she said, and use the
more successful events from previous years.
Applications for next year's royalty will be availa
ble sometime at the beginning of the fall 1984
semester.
The homecoming committee consists of people
from many types of campus organizations.
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Other reasons UNL attracts these scholars is
because of the recognition dinner every fall Semi
finalists and their parents are invited to the dinner
and UNL actively recruits these people, Papik said.
The academic image of the university also helps in
attracting merit scholars, Papik said.
The determination of Merit Scholars is based on
scores from the Scholastic Aptitude Test. A student
must rank in the upper half of the first percentile of
graduating high school seniors, Papik said.
Having a large number of merit scholars is helpful
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Tuesday:
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car at an off-campus location.
8:44 a.m. Keys reported stolen from Manter
Hall of Life Sciences.
12:58 p.m. Person reported soliciting maga
zines at Sandoz Hall.
1:5G p.m. Person reported soliciting magazines
at Harper Hall. Person was gone when the officer
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3:04 p.m. Security alarm reported sounding at
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was accidentally tripped.
3:55 p.m. Staff member cited for misdemeanor
assault at Bancroft Hall. Arraignment date is set for
May 9 in Lancaster County Court.
3:58 p.m. Security alarm reported sounding at
Home Management Lab A on East Campus. Alarm
apparently malfunctioned.
7:22 p.m. Argument reported in Schramm HalL
Incident was turned over to housing officials.
7:43 p.m. Person reported soliciting magazines
tor the university, because it raises the academic
image and faculty are pleased to have these stu
dents in their classes, Papik said.
at liurr Hall on East Campus. Person was gone
before the officer arrived.
8:56 p.m. Loud noise reported at 1 Gth and Vine
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1 1 :28 p.m. Wallet reported lost or stolen at Love
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