The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 07, 1971, Image 9

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Charter plane
A charter airplain flight to
Europ this summer, open only
to nU students, faculty, staff
and their immediate family,
still has some openings.
The charter flight will leave
June 16 for Amsterdam,
according to Debbie Dostert,
who is helping arrange the
iv don. Cost is $255
round-trip. More information
can be obtained in the Office
of Student Activities, third
floor. Nebraska Union.
Resolution
The Legislature Thursday
unanimously adopted a
resolution designating May 30,
1971 as C. Bertrand Schultz
Day in honor of the Red Cloud
native and director of the
Nebraska State Museum on the
Lincoln campus.
Resolution number 60,
introduced by Sen. Wayne
Ziebarth of Wilcox, noted
Schultz's "outstanding
contribution to the state of
Nebraska as an educator,
geologist and author."
The search committee for a
president of the University of
Nebraska's Lincoln campus
has been set tor May 10 as the
final date for individuals to
submit nominations for the
post.
Nominations should be
sent to the chairman. Pro
Wallace Rudolph, in care
Mrs. Maxine Keller, room 30
Administration Building
University o
Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Levy. . . over the line at the Drake Relays.
Sprinter to carry
baton Saturday
It's been a demanding year
for Nebraska sprinter Horace
Levy and it won't get any
easier Saturday when Missouri
visits Lincoln for a dual track
meet.
Levy has the unenviable
task of leading the Husker
sprinters against Mel Gray, the
Missouri rocket who won the
Drake Relays 100-yard dash
two weeks ago.
"He's a great athlete and it's
always a challenge to run
against him," Levy said, "but
I'll be trying to beat him
Saturday- that's all you can
do."
Inconsistency has bothered
Levy all season, but an
innovation he'll be trying for
the first time Saturday may
help.
"All season I've noticed that
I'm more relaxed and my stride
is smoother on relay races
when I'm carrying a baton. So
I'm going to try it and see if it
helps."
The stubby Jamaican hasn't
been satisfied with his season.
Outside activities have cui into
his practice time and he hasn't
been able to put a string of
good races together.
His best 100 this season is
9.4 but he's trying to hit 9.3 at
least twice before the year
ends. He also wants to run 2 1 .0
for 220 yards but admits he's
not a 220 man and this goal
may be harder to attain.
Although a senior
scholastically, Levy has used
only three years of athletic
competition and plans to run
for Nebraska again next year.
"It'll be tough because I'm
entering medical school at
Omaha next year," he pointed
out. "That means I'll have to
practice at UNO during the
week and come to Lincoln on
weekends to run in the meets."
He'll meet with coach Frank
Sevigne once a week to form
workout schedules, but he'll be
on his own after that.
But Levy, isn't thinking
about next year. Right now
he's got more pressing
problems - like Mel Gray and
Saturday's 5:00 p.m. date on
the Nebraska Wesleyan track.
What next after
TOMMY?"
Come and see how to
be part of it
KOSM5T ECLUB'S
Spring smoker Wed., May 12
7:00 p.m.
Nebraska Union
All interested freshmen
and sophomores welcome
Refreshments provided
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1971