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joining it to Architectural
undecided, but a UNL committee has recommended
Hall.
Population
conference
Sidents interested in'
population - problems and
policies may qualify for a
scholarship to the World
Population Conference to be
held in Bucharest, Romania in
August. , Contact Jerry Petr, CBA
350, or John McClendon,
Oldfather 405, for more
Information. Application
deadline is Feb. 1. ,
1st LINCOLN SHOWING SSiiSh
STARTS TODAY! Z'VutZ
CHINESE
NEW YEARS
DINNER PARTY
TONIGHT
7-1 1 p.m.
Univ. Lutheran Chapel
16th &Q
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available
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things go as planned, according to Ron Wright, assistant
director for Business and Finance at UN L
The College of Law next spring plans to forsake its
61 -year-old home at the southwest corner of the campus to
locate in new $2.5 million quarters on East Campus.
What will happen with the old Law Bldg. hasn't been
decided, Wright said. The Central Planning Committee
recommends joining it with Architecture Hall to give the
College of Architecture an additional 37,000 square feet of
space,
However, Gov. J. J. Exon's budget recommendation,
announced - Tuesday, did not include the $250,000
construction budget request for remodeling the building.
"Maybe the governor feels the project is not of high
enough priority," Harley Schrader, director of UNL's
iPhysicsl Plant, said. "Since there were no dollars
recommended for the project, we won't do anything for
now." 4
Remodeling would include converting large rooms in the
Law Bldg. to drafting rooms and classrooms. -
The construction budget request was included in the
University budget submitted to the Legislature for the
1974-1975 fiscal year. The request also included
remodeling funds for the 1S75-1 976 fiscal year, he said.
"When they intend to allocate them (the remodeling
funds), I don't know," he added.
Until then, the vacated law building probably will house
administration offices, Schrader said.
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Live Music Sunday January 27th
by Lee McCord & Jsek Dsnlels
Reasonable Prices Friendly Bartenders
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on the following committees
Dances & Concerts
sponsor Cornstock, Sadie Hawkins, & Go Big Red Dance
Campus Involvement Education
weekend movies speakers
campus interaction
Hospitality
choral concerts
Western Week Barbecue
careers day
Recreation
intramural tournaments
Western Week Game
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