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"It's both a physical end mental chal
lenge" he said. "It's something stu
dents don't gel la class,"
The trips also break up renlsr rou
tines and offer partldpursis t.n oppor
tunity to meet r.? p-eopls, he s&id.
On the average, 1 2 peop! go on each
trip, tbtl sMd, to the trips ere informal
end intimate. After trips, he said, the
groups often get together for a dida
show of a trip.
The Whitewater canceling sc.-nir.tr Is
the summer's most popular trip, Ebel
said. Up to 1 2 people spend fr.v days in
Northern Wisconsin developing their
canoeing skills.
Pennle eniov the trio. Ebel said,
because it's an instructional trip at a
level most people aspire to, but st a
level they haven't reached."
The beauty of the area also attracts
people, he feaid. Unlike most nearby
urea1?, the water b clear end granite
boulders Ma in the st reams.
The Whitewater trip costs 1205. UNL
includes transportation, me&is, equip
ment end instrisctcr fees in tha cost.
Other programs rr.?y clinrce $300 to
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The cost for UNL trips covers every
thing except tha rr.cab eaten en tha
road. UNL trips range from 45 . to
(2C5. Interested pscpls can sln up at
the rccrestfon ciflca. Participation is
based on Erst come first served. People
pay for half the trip, when they register.
'Golf entries were due May 1, tennis
May 29, slow-pitch softbaH June 13
and outdoor volleyball June 13. Lin
coln's softball roster has been filled.
The city began taking applications in
March. '
By JANET STEFANSIQ
If you're a UNL student remaining in
Lincoln this summer or if you're a
Lincolnite wondering what is going on
in your community this summer, the
Lincoln Community Playhouse, Kimball
Recital Hall and Pershing will offer
some entertaining relief from the heat
. Both the playhouse and Kimball will
be featuring fun, light plays in the
upcoming months.
Scapino, a comedy set in modern
day Naples, will be presented at the
Lincoln Community Playhouse from
June 22 through 30. Written by Frank
Dunlap and Jim Dale, it is an update of
the French dramatist Moliere's Scapine.
The plot involves the match of two
star-crossed lovers, said Ross McCul
lough, managing director of the play
house. "We were looking for some basically
light summertime entertainment, some
thing fun to see," McCuMough said.
Tryouts for Scapino are scheduled
for May 7 and 8. The playhouse's pro
diictkmcf Annie nrill runtkreughlt'ay.
p - TheB&friendm Kimball's answer to
light summertime entertainment. It is
a spoof of the roaring '20s, and the plot
is boy meets girL
"You don't like to get into real heavy
stuff over the summer," said Amy Mei
lander of Kimball promotions.
G reg Tailman will direct the play put
on by the UNL Music Theater group.
The cast will consist of UNL students
and two faculty members.
Julie Andrews starred in the Broad
way production of The Boyfriend, and
Twiggy starred in the movie.
Dates for the Kimball production
are June 30 and July 6-7, fill at 8 p.m.
Derek Anderson, events coordinator
at Pershing Municipal Auditorium, said
rclkrskating will be a steady feature b&
the auditorium this summer. Events'
scheduled include the North Central
Regional RoHerskating meet, June 17
through 24; the National Rcllerhockey
meet, July 2 through 7; and the USA
National Ro;ler:itin Championships,
July 23 through August 0.
Pershing's rcllcn&ating rink, a rarity
in VS. auditoriums, attracts the roller-
skating meets, Anderson said.
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SHOP, thank you for your patronage tins
past semester. Have a great summer and
best : wishes for a-successful rush.
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