3:30 p.m. Nebraska Union-Pi
Kappa Phi
3: TO p.m. Nebraska
I nion-Builders Scholarship
4 p.m. East Union Education
and Social Committees
4 p.m. Love Library-Film
"British Columbia--
Mountains to the Sea"
4:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Tassels
5:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Towne Club Pledges
ASUN has an opening for a
recording secretary. If
interested in working in
student government, fill out an
application in Room 334,
Nebraska Union.
The University Curriculum
Committee has an opening for
an undergraduate from
Teachers, Agriculture, Business
or Engineering. If interested,
fill out an applications in the
ASUN office, Room 334,
Nebraska Union .
The League of Human
Dignity is holding a special
meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
in the Lincoln Center Building
15th and NSt.
Mrs. Charles Vyskicil from
the Nebraska Center for the
Handicapped and Mr. Dean
McDermott, State Director for
the Division of Rehabilitation
Services for the Visually
Impaired, will speak. For
transportation, call 475-4961,
Ext. 58.
The University Madrigal
Singers and the Brass Ensemble
will present a concert Tuesday
at 8 p.m. in Kimball Recital
Hall.
The Walk for Development
group will meet Tuesday in the
Nebraska Union at 8:30 p.m.
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:45 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Alpha Gamma
Sigma
:45 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Unicorns
p.m. Nebraska
Union-Special Services
Tutoring
p.m. Nebraska Union-Prayer
and Praise Group
p.m. Nebraska Union-NFU
"Libertarianism"
"British Columbia-Mountains
to the Sea" an Audubon
Wildlife Film featuring a pack
horse trip in the Caribou
Mountains, will be presented
by producer Wilf Gray Monday
in Love Library Auditorium at
4 p.m. and 8 p.m. The program
is open to the public with
tickets available at the door.
The India Association will
screen one of the latest hits in
Hindi movies, "Satyakam." It
depicts the ideals of a truthful
engineer and the problems with
bureaucracy and loose morals
he has to face. The movie with
English sub-titles, will be
shown Monday at 2 p.m. in
Love Library Auditorium.
Admission is $1.25 for
members and SI. 50 for
non-members.
The Undergraduate Library
will be open extra hours for
finals. The study area outside
the library will be open until 2
a.m. Dec. 12-17 and Dec.
19-22.
The NFU Alienation and
Protest Movement course will
be offered through the
extension division next
semester. The class, to be
taught by Larry Wolfley, will
be listed as English 183c. To
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Lincoln police action
University
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by Steve Arvanette
Members of the University
of Nebraska Gay Action Group
UN -GAG) are displeased with
how the Lincoln Police
Department is handling an
assault incident at a Lincoln
restaurant.
According to a group
spokesman, Nov. 21, following
UN-GAG's anniversary
coffeehouse, nearly 80 people
went to a local restaurant.
AN UNIDENTIFED person
approached a UN-GAG
guarantee the course 15
students must be registered by
January 12. Call Wolfley at
472-3191, or the NFU office,
472-2564, if interested.
Students p re-enrolled in
Math 206 (Introduction to
Partial Differential Equations)
will meet at 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday in Room 208
Oldfather to arrange next
semester's schedule-
All units of the University
Libraries will close at 4:50
p.m. Dec. 23 and re-open with
regular hours on January 10.
Interim hours will be:
Dec. 24-27 Closed
Dec. 28-30 7:50 a.m.-4:50 p.m.
Dec. 31 -Jan 3. Closed
Jan. 4-7 7:50 a.m.-4:50 p.m.
Jan. 8-9 Closed
Jan.10-14 7:50 a.m.-4:50 p.m.
Jan. 15-16 Closed
Jan. 17-18 7:50 a.m.-4:50
p.m. Law Library open 7:50
a.m.-Midnight.
The Sierra Club will meet
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Bennett Martin Public Library.
Program will be "Mountains!
The Wind Rivers of Wyoming
and the North Cascades of
Washington." Preliminary plans
for development of Lincoln's
Wilderness Park will be
discussed.
PURCHASED
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member who had participated
in a costume contest ana
pulled his wig off, sources
reported.
After additional people
arrived at the restaurant, a
group of 20-25 decided to
approach the person and ask
why he had "assaulted" the
individual and continued to
make "obscene comments."
Accoring to those present,
the person "evidently felt
threatened by our presence"
and picked up a table knife after
someone asked, "How would
you like to pull our wigs off?
The person then,
reportedly, threatened physical
harm to an 1 8-year-old girl and
an unidentified man.
IT WAS NOT until after the
incident, which caused the
night manager of the restaurant
to ask the gay patrons to leave
and "never come back," that a
report was filed with the police
by those "assaulted."
"As far as I know, the
police haven't contacted
anyone," Doug Weiss, group
chairman, said.
"They don't have much to
go on," Weiss admitted. "They
are not being effective as a law
enforcement agency."
ACCORDING TO Capt.
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control handbooks in dormitories. Distribution will be restricted
until a University Council determines if the books are
pornographic.
Koefoot said, "Twice during the past three months this Board
has been confronted with highly controversial matters growing
out of the use of student fees collected by the Board and spent
by various student groups. It is my opinion that some changes are
necessary."
THE MOTION WAS passed by a 7-1 vote with Regent hdward
Schwartzkopf of Lincoln voting no.
"If the intent of the resolution was to censure student
programs and conferences, then it's in direct violation of the
1968 Student in the Academic Community Report approved by
the Regents," Coyle said.
Although the Regents have the right to cut off student fees,
"They in no way have the right to censure freedom of speech. If
that's the intent of the resolution, I'd like to get that into the
open and deal with that."
Dennis Berkheim, chairman of World in Revolution
Conference, said Sunday the Regents' action "must be directed
to the World in Revolution Conference and student control of
student funds and activities." The World in Revolution
Conference, which is planning to bring some radical speakers to
campus, is supported with student fees by ASUN and the
Nebraska Union Program Council.
"We in programing have followed all established procedures
iaid out by the Regents and have followed the advice of all the
campus officials in planing the conference," Berkheim said.
"And now we find the established procedures , are terminated.
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Lowell Sellmeyer, the Lincoln
police are investigating the
incident. He declined to
comment further on the course
of the investigation.
When one of the individuals
approached the police about
the incident, he reportedly had
to volunteer a description of
the "assailant" because the
interviewing officer's questions
"were so vague."
In a related incident, after
leaving the restaurant three
UN-GAG members who had
participated in the costume
contest were stopped by
Lincoln police and asked to
come to the station.
THE INDIVIDUALS
reported that the police
informed them it was "against
the law" for men to dress in
clothing of the opposite sex.
The people involved told the
police that they had just come
from a costume party and felt
they were not breaking any
city ordinances against cross
dressing.
The three men were
photographed individually and
as a group with two other
individuals who had
accompanied them to the
police station. They were then
released without charges being
filed.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1971