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YELL LIKE HELL Mystique Just like your dream. Timeless. Reaching the Infinity of a thousand stars. Reflecting a heritage of love as old as time. As young as the dawn. Srt Lamia Simm 1M 1129 "O" STREET &. GATEWAY MALL Rgiitr Jtwltfi Amrici Gm Socity If Can" sexual bliss I if by for women." I J David Reuben, New York Times jj " Regents Continued from page 1 President Varner said he had received a letter from the accrediting association outlining the reasons UNL was given 5-years accreditation instead of 10-years (The 5-year accreditation is " . . . not a deterioration of higher institutions, but an attempt to assist institutions in accommodating rapid change," the letter said). Varner said the association was considering a 5-year cycle iristead of a 10-year cycle for all institutions because the rapidity of change in higher education demands more concentrated attention. Next on the agenda, Regent Robert Prokop of Papillion presented to the board his own computations of faculty workload in 20 departments, based nominally on the "TexUSPIan." The Texas Plan is a statistical profile of how each faculty member spends his time. "I wanted to know how each faculty member spends his week," Prokop said. "Studies in an academic place take a long time ... so I did it myself." Prokop's and the administration's figures on the faculty work load were different, with the administration's showing the workload to be greater. Prokop referred to similar workload computation studies based on the Texas Plan being done through Hobson's office. Prokop's computations were based on the time a faculty member spends teaching, departing from the Texas Plan's system of computing "waivers" to allow for research, committee work, class preparation and administrative duties that take a member's time. In addition, his figures did not distinguish between part-time and full-time faculty, he said. Board Chairman Edward Schwartzkopf said he thought Prokop and Hobson should be working together on the computations, and that a mutual effort would make better use of staff time and Regent Prokop's time. The board directed Hobson to confer with Prokop and work out the differences between Administration figures on faculty workload and Prokop's. The board did not select an architect for the East Campus Union, as the Daily Nebraskan indicated it would last Friday. The board also: -Named Richard C. Armstrong of Gieenville, S.C. as director of housing at UNL. He previously had been housing director at the University of Georgia. Appointed Ned S. Hedges as assistant to the vice chancellor of academic affairs at UNL. -Established a school of allied health professions at the University College of Medicine. Hear Detail his PUBLIC Plan for PEACE KOLN Channel 10 6:30-7:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 10th Paid for by Students for McGovern Patti Humlicek and Keith Scarborough, Co-ordinators ftl ONE STOP FOR DOUBLE DISCOUNTS AT 27th AND VINE Just make one quick stop tor a clean car and a , great lunch, and you're sure to come back for more. Because the BIG RED CAR WASH and JB's BIG BOY RESTAURANT are passing out coupons for big discounts just for stopping once. At BIG RED CAR WASH you'll get a clean car, PLUS a coupon for a FREE BIG BOY HAM BURGER (.70c value), with purchase of one. At JB's BIG BOY you'll get a Free Big Boy PLUS a coupon for a FREE HOT WAX, with a car wash. That's two great discounts for stopping just once at the same convenient location. And that makes two great reasons for stopping more than once. Make your first stop TODAY. (conoco) BIG RED CAR WASH J B's BIG BOY FAMILY RESTAURANTS f 27th & Vine y. t " EjOURXaQ 11 31 wmmmmmer You'll enjoy our pleasant atmos pnere, fine food, and reasonable prices. Monday-Friday Sandwich Buffet 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Steak, Seafood, and Salad Buffet 5 p.m. to 1 1 p.m. Sunday Full Buffet 12 noon to 9 p.m. Home Game Saturdays Lounge and Sandwich Bulfet open at 9 a.m. Lounge open til 1 a.m. Plenty of Free Parking at The Inn on the corner of 17th and M Streets, Lincoln. nonday, October 9, 1972 daily nebraskan page 3