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has instiUed pride in the "Black Shirts," could be interesting to watch on the
sidelines Saturday if Army scores an easy touchdown. Kiffen is demonstra
ting defensive techniques during the Southern Cal game.
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He addad that any hope for a
New University lies in the
students. "If the students wait
on the faculty there will be no
dramatic change on this cam
pus." However, it appears as if the
administration is also in
terested in a New University of
Nebraska. The Board of
Regents recently approved a
bold $199.6 million University
budget for the 1971-73 biennium
that is designed to help build
Nebraska, reverse the out
migration of Nebraska youth,
and make NU the finest
university in the area.
Included in the budget is
$2.29 million to establish four
new inter-campus programs
designed to make important
contributions to the well-being
of the state.
The funds are sought for a
water resources program, en
vironmental studies, a program
designed to make the cultural
resources of the University
available to every Nebraskan
and a program designed to
improve the attractiveness of
Nebraska for business and in
dustrial development.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1970
THE NEBRASKAN
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