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Hie UNL Men's Glee Club sings "Streets of Loredo" as part of the week-long
opening ceremonies at People's Park, west of the Lincoln Center Building.
Theologian
to discuss
ark search
John Warwick Montgomery, Trinity Evangelical Divinity
School of Deerfield, III., who was to speak last weekend in
Lincoln, has been rescheduled for Friday through Sunday at the
First Evangelical Free Church, 3301 N. 56.
Montgomery has degrees from Cornell University, University
of California, Wittenburg University, a Ph.D. from the University
of Chicago and a Doctor of Theology from the University of
Strasbourg.
Friday at 7:30 p.m. Montgomery will speak on the subject
'The Quest for Noah's Ark". He has done archaeological research
in Turkey and climbed Mount Ararat in search of the ark of
Noah. He also will show pictures of his expedition.
Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. he will speak on "Is
Christianity Credible?"
Sunday at 9:45 a.m. his topic will be "Inerrancy of the
Scriptures" and at 1 1 a.m. "Christianity in a Corner."
Montgomery also has debated with such men as Joseph
Altiezer of "God is Dead" fame, Joseph Fletcher, proponent of
Situation Ethics and the late Bishop James Pike.
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UNL's heating policy
to change by degrees
By Andy Riggs
UNL students may get a few days off for "cold days" this
winter, according to Assistant Director of Business and Finance
Ron Wright.
"Who knows what will happen if we run out of fuel?" he
asked. He said UNL might have to have "cold days" where school
is cancelled because of a drop in temperature just as some schools
are now closed for snow.
He said fuel costs were 37 per cent higher in December 1972
than November 1971. The policy on heating the UNL buildings
will have to change, he said.
"We heat the buildings all day now, but students come in the
mornings and complain that it is too hot and open the windows,"
he said. "From now on we will shut off the heat at night and the
buildings will only be heated during the day.
"Because of increased fuel costs, the Physical Plant
maintenance and service dept. has a projected deficit of
$400,000. In the first three months, it managed to cut $57,000
by cutting down on air conditioning costs. Even if this is
continued, it will only cover half of what the projected deficit
will be," Wright said.
Another accounting problem, according to Wright is that he
can't get the information he needed to keep tract of the budget
and spending in different departments because the computer
system is slow in processing the results.
"The problem is that management car.'t be done a month at a
time, or a year at a time, it has to be done constantly or we'll run
into trouble," he said.
He said the accounting dept. can't keep up with costs if it gets
May's results next January.
The computer system is currently shared by UNL, UNO and
the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. None of these
schools has total priority on the computer, it has to be shared
equally.
'The computer doesn't belong to just UNL," Don Costello,
director of Lincoln Computing Facilities, said. "We have different
priorities for each school. There are keypunch priorities, running
time priorities and output priorities."
The computer, in Nebraska Hall, runs 24 hours a day. Costello
said the bottleneck is in the keypunch area.
"We place advertisements in the newspapers for operators but
we can't get enough people to operate the machines," he said.
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thursday, October 18, 1973
