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Observatory
dedication
scheduled
The Behlen Observato' y ,
located at the University of
Nebraska Agricultural Field
Labo-atory near Mead, houses
the largest telescope in the
V i d w e st, accord; rig t o
Kam-Ching Leung, d 'rector of
the observato'v. D:d:cat:on
rr.--r.rc'' -:i the o b sc vator y
."!' be held Satu'day at 10
a.m.
The d e d Co t i o n is in
conjunct'on ',vth the annua!
M o n t g o 'ery Lccuh'e Se: ,
a "d t 1 n-A-ne-r ea State
U n i e r s t y s Ass o c ; a ten's
Astronnv s:r s Con'." e"ce .
Leunq ,V : I i vvj.de Ulill
Vofvin George, dean of fie
Co'leg-1 o' Arts and Sciences,
vvi'l g:vt? a brie' nistoiy of the
observatory.
Regents and NU President
D.B. Varner will unveil a
plaque and a poitiait of Waiter
D. Behlen at the laboutoiy.
Behlen will respond on
behalf of the family, which
donated money for the
observatory. James Zumberge,
UNL chancellor, will present
concluding remai ks.
The observatory is to be
used by astronomy students
and faculty at UNL. Public
viewing programs will be held
every month.
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Festival features folklore, art
Various aspects of Latin Amencm
culture including art, folklote, htei aturv inni
foieign affairs, will be the focus of U'slL's
Latin Ameiican Spiing Festival m Apr 1 1 ,
according to Roberto t scjuot itsi Mj o.
The festival is co-sponsored by the UNL
Institute for International Studies and
various UNL departments. It originated after
the institute received requests from students
and faculty to show some aspects of Latin
American life, Esquenazi-Mayo said. The
director said he hopes the festival will
become annual.
Such a festival is needed at UNL breve, e
"many misconceptions still exist alrout I atm
America," Esquenai Mayo s.mi. "Latin
American often is lumped together as a unit,
without keeping in mind that each country
is a separate entity."
Programs about at least half of tie.' ')
Western Hemisphere nations of Spain'.h und
Portugese origin will be included m tin?
festival, the director said.
Speakers featured during the festival
include executive director of the
Brazilian-American Cultural Institute, the
secretary of the Brajilian Embassy and
professors from East Texas State University
and the University of North Carolina.
Programs Will be CU-Sponsored b the alt,
music, modem languages and pohtica1
science department, the Schoo1 of
Journalism, Office of Mmo'd Affu s ,inJ
the University Convocations Committee.
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