DflisrE?rt
Regents, "in co;,perat.on with
the rest of the University com
munity, to set forth an explicit
policy for the hiring of
teachers."
Ratliff, who was invited by
the Board la.it month to present
a report of possible new in
formation, told the Regents
Monday tha'i Michigan's
philosophy department is con
sidering a nationwide cam
paign to urge potential
philosophy teachers to boycott
the Univershy of Nebraska.
Varner told the s'udents he
believes chances are slim that
the Regents will reverse their
decision not to hire Davis.
The Board did not comment
during the me "ting on the
report, nor on the possibility of
boycott action by the Universi
ty of Michigan. However, the
Regents did unanimously ap
prove a resolution commending
the effort of .he students. N
iMebraskan
FOR SALE
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Smith-Corona office type portable type
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Milktruck for sale: Dlvco van, unique,
nice. Call Kent at 626-3600 Crete; after
1218 397-7796, Omaha.
'63 Ford sedan, good transportation.
432-8784 after 5.
'67 gold Toronado, stereo speakers, $600,
take over payments. 466-0289.
'66 Ford Travel Van, $1350, excellent
condition. 489-6345.
COMPLETE SKI SET $60. Wonderful
chrisinios gift I 184cm Sohler (Ger
man) multi-lamination wood skis;
metal poles; s-ze 7 Samson (Canadian),
boots; metal carry frame for boots.
Call 488-5038.
WANTED
Roommates one or two mature male
students, 2 bedroom apartment, near
capital, parking, 432-6298.
ONE OR TWO FEMALE RIDERS TO
ORANGE BOWL: Two guys and girl
need one or two more female riders to
Miami. We can get tickets. $60 round
trip. Leave December 28. Call Dave,
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EMPLOYMENT
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Campus
by CHARLES HARPSTER
Nebraskan Staff Writer
Amid heliports, elevated
trains, and all the other
Susday-comic transportation
miracles projected for coming
generations, students on the
University of Nebraska "cam
pus of the future" will swarm
from place to place on
machines used since the
French Revolution.
As cars are moved from the
center of campus to giant lots
on the campus fringe, streets
will be unneccessary. In their
place, classrooms, labs, malls
and satellite student unions will
move in.
But unless another substitute
for walking is invented,
students will increasingly rely
on bicycles to take them across
the sprawling campus.
For nearly half a century,
Want Ads
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WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR, CAMPUS
BOOKSTORE, 13th & R.
Sewing and alterations. Call Pat Moore
799 2615.
MATH TUTORING, Math 14, '14, 115, 116,
201, 202, 203, 204, 243. Actuarial Science
44, A. S. 135 and 235. Physics 1, 2, 111,
112. Statistics 145. M. E. 112, 118. E. E.
11, 12, 13, 106. E. M. 1, 23, 173, 125, 15.
Computer Science 1. Our qualified tutors
all have 3.7 GPA or better. Evans
Learning Center 435-2168.
SKIIERS ATTENTION . . . "International
Skliers for Peace" Multi-colored Ski
Patch and Bronze Medallion with chain.
Both have ISP insignia and are avail
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through Student Travel Services. Spe.
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Beer, drinks, soup, nuts, fun. Bartlett's
RED BARN GOEHNER.
Free kittens. One black male, two
black and white females. Call 435-1598
after six.
What's a fulkary? A hand embroidered
dress from India. At THE WHISTLE
STOP in the old depot, 1944 "O".
Plenty of free parking.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Improve
grade In math or EE. Call Nlrmal
after 7:00 for excellent tutoring. 435
7931. Need ride to MLA convention In New
- York. Share expenses. 488-5833 after
5:30.
LOST
Guilford Statistics book In Union. $10
reward for return. No questions
asked. Call John at 466-9081.
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bike population
Carl Donaldson has been
watching the campus change.
After 13 years as University
business manager he is now
retired but he was recently
appointed as special consultant
on campus improvement by
President Joseph Soshnik.
He came to NU in 1)24, when
Morrill Hall was on the edge of
the campus, nd Greeks com
plained their houses along 16th
Street were placed too far "off
campus." "There's going to be a steady
increase in bikes around the
.campus as cars disappear from
the center," he said. -
One plan under consideration
to accommodate the increased
number of bicycles, he said, is
to have one-way, concrete
paths running beside the
sidewalks. Regulations,
licenses and bike-sized stop
signs will control the bicycle
traffic.
Another consideration will be
the natural paths created by
students who take the shortest
route to their classes, often
across lawns and through
bushes. - These paths were
,analized by a computer to find
the tf most traveled routes,
Donaldson said.
"Bikes are increasing on the
campus for another reason
besides growth," Donaldson
added.
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A local bike dealer claims
that whenever the University
closes a street, such as 12th,
13th, or 14th, his bicycle sales
increase.
"SLudents don't like to cross
city streets with their bikes. So
whenever a street is closed,
more bikes are naturally used
on the campus," he said.
Donaldson said parking
spaces for the bikes will be in
stalled as the need arises. The
plan calls for the concrete
"bucket" type now used, he
said, but other designs will be
considered because this type
provides no place to lock the
bike.
This suggests other problems
that may be spawned by the
increase in the bike popula
tion. So far this semester, ac
cording to Lt Chester
Parnham of campus security,
18 bikes have been stolen from
the campus, with four reported
recovered. The record is in
complete, he said, because
university police are not
always notified when city
police recover a bike.
Although bikes must be
licensed with the city,
Parnham said, no special
university license is required.
Campus police will not pick up
an unlicensed bike unless it is
Jfasm's If
14th Cr P Streets
r r jaw a m. m
WEDNESDAY,
explodes
suspected of being stolen, he
added.
Someday, cars will be
outlawed from the center of the
campus. No one is sure when
this will happen, but one thing
seems certain. If the "campus
of the future" is going to adapt
to this change, some ar
rangements for the expected
bicycle population explosion
need to be made.
Calendar
Wednesday, Dec. 16
Wednesday, December 16. 1970
NETCHE Broadcast: "German
Conversation" with Dr. Paul Schach,
11:30 a.m., Channel 12 T.V.
Jazz & Java: "Marilyn Mann", 3:30
p.m , South Crib
ASUN, 4 p.m., Union
Foreign Film: "Bande a Parte", 7
& 9 p.m., Nebraska Theatre.
Play: "Cotton Eye Joe", 7:30 p.m.,
Union
University Theatre: "You Know I
Can't Hear You ..." t p.m., Howell
Theatre.
Play Reading: "Impressions of
Childhood", 8 p.m., Temple Theatre
301. Assessors School, Nebraska Center
Annual Residence Halls' Chrlstrpas Din-
Read
Nebraskan
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DECEMBER 16, 1970