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laxation. Learn to coordinate mind and muscles. Ap
ply in person Karate Club, University of Nebraska.
The reason for this frosty exhibition is to solicit fe
male members to ease the current 50-1 ratio of male
to female members in Karate Club. An affiliated mem
ber of the Tae Kwon Do Association, the club's func-
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lion is to offer a course in self-defense. Cost to the
student is the lowest in the nation five dollars a
month for affiliation with the national association.
Above, members Kent Roberts (left) and Richard Park
demonstrate the fine art of breaking jaws with frozen
feet.
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Regenls approve sale lo eily
University farm to he park
Wednesday, Feb. 18
Nebraska Union
3:30 p.m.
Phi Chi Theta Exec.
UHC "Dr. Dana FarnsworUY'
Jazz and Java
4 p.m.
Phi Chi Theta
Council for Exceptional
Children
4:30 p.m.
Union Hospitality
5:30 p.m.
Engineering Toastmastera
I p.m.
AWS Congress
NHRRF Child's Project
0:30 p.m.
Red Cross
Builders Board Meeting
7 p.m.
Students Coalition for Wallace
Peterson
Student Action Front
7:39 p.m.
NU Rifle Club
Math Counselors
0 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Psi
Fellowship of Christian
Athletes
Omaha The NU Board of Regents Monday approved
the sale of a 228-acre tract in Ilavelock to the city of Lincoln
for development of a park and golf course.
The price of the land, arrived at by three independent
appraisals, was $325,000. The Havelock farm property has been
used for years for agricultural experimental work which is
now being transferred to the Agricultural Field Laboratory
at Mead. The remaining 1100 acres of the tract will be phased
out later.
THE REGENTS also dedicated to the city a portion of the
northwest corner of 17th and Vine to be used for a right
turn bypass from 17th Street onto Vine Street. Traffic studies
indicate that this improvement would relieve traffic congestion.
Also approved was a recommendation by the University
Graduate Council that the Department of Mathematics in Lincoln
be authorized to offer programs of study leading to the degrees
Master of Arts for Teachers and Master of Science for
Teachers.
THESE DEGREES allow teachers to Improve their training
in the subject they teach. The degrees were requested by
the math department on the premise that many teachers need
and want more training.
Expenditures up to $160,000 for re-modeling Lincoln dorms
was authorized by the Regents. Part of Selleck Quadrangle
will be remodeled first.
Gary D. Hansen was named by the Regents as chairman
and associate professor of the Department of Family Economics
and Management effective July 1. He fills the vacancy created
by the retirement of Arnold Barager. Hansen is currently
associate professor of sociology at Portland State College,
Tuition due Friday
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NEBRASKA'S 11th football game of the 1970 season with
Wake Forest University on Sept. 12 was given final approval
at the meeting. Nebraska will pay Wake Forest $80,000 instead
of the one-half of net proceeds of the game as is often done
with other opponents.
Also approved were two football games with New Mexico
State University to be played in 1979 and 1932 in Lincoln.
The University is guaranteeing New Mexico State $35,000 for
each game.
CHANCELLOR DURWARD Varner was absent from his
first Board of Regents meeting due to the death of his brother.
In other actton Monday, the Board of Regents approved:
An associate degree program in nursing which will be
offered at the NU Medical School this fall. The curriculum
of the program has been designed to take students through
a two-year course of study leading to a registered nurses
license.
Grants and gifts to the Lincoln campuses and out state
activities totaling $795,031.74.
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