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McKuen may establish fund
As a result of his spring con
cert in Lincoln, poet-composer
Rod McKuen may establish a
scholarship fund for NU
s'udents of veterinary science,
according to Herb M. Potter
Jr., secretary of the University
Foundation.
Potter said the Foundation
has exchanged letters with
McKuen's office since the con
cert and "from all our in
formation and correspondence,
there will be a fund in the very
near future."
He expects a final answer by
the end of next week. Last
Tuesday a United Press
International correspondent m
Hollywood reported, that
McKuen announced he naa
already set up the fund.
Since the proposal isn't
definite, Potter could give no
information about the size of
the fund.
Secretary of State Allan J.
Beermann was in I50
contact with McKuen during
his stay in Lincoln. Beermann s
account of University programs
led to a proposal by McKuen to
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Snow postpones 'Spoon River'
The University Readers
presentation of New Spoon
River Anthology has been
postponed because of weather.
tv production wi-libe given
Jan. 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union small
auditorium.
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establish the fund, Potter
said. , . .
McKuen, describing himself
as a long-time conservationist,
told the UPI correspondent
"There aren't enough young
people going into the field,
many of them because they
can't afford it."
Although NU offers no degree
in veterinary medicine, the
Department of Veterinary
Science . provides a two-year
course in pre-veterinary
training.
Students must compete for
admission to veterinary schools
in Colorado, Kansas, Ioyte or
Oklahoma State universities,
said 'Marvin J. Twiehaus,
chairman of the veterinary
science department.
NU pays out-of-state tuition
costs for the students who are
accepted at tto;se schools,
Twiehaus added. fi
McKuen said he plans to
establish scholarship funds for
other schools and to start a pet
magazine which will donate its
profits to animal hospitals
Man is upsetting the balance
of nature by destroying animal
species, he said, and "We must
do what we can before it is too
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1971