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Harper 8
Continued from Pago 1
There are no organized study groups on the floor,
but five f!
f - - ri
engineering major, a chemistry major and an electrical
engineering major-frequently get together and study
in the "Harper Hilton," room 828.
Not ail 8th floor residents are regents scholarship
winners, and not everyone lives on 8th for purely
scholastic reasons.
Bob Burns, a junior majoring in economics, said ha
decided to live on Harper 8 because he knew several
people on the floor. - - i
Sophomore Dave Madsen said he moved to ths
floor for basically the same reasons, although he said
he did think 8th floor was completely different from
other floors and that It had "an air of academic
tilt
1
community."
The interest' shown in student government by
some floor members was an added attraction for him,
he said. Madsen, who initiated a letter writing
campaign for the alcohol bill, said he likes to consider
himself and other 8th floor actives as "government
- WiStse, a politic! science major and an active
participant in . UNL government, said his
governmental interests and those of floor members
complement one another.
Eighth fllor is an initiator in residence hall
government, he said. For example, Wiltse asked the
regents this month for a definition of the word
"room" as used in the UNL Student Code of
Conduct.
f Architecture major Dave Irvin noted that about
&Q of floor members graduated from Omaha North
High School.
The letters, and knowing people who already live
on the floor, probably account for part of 8th floor's
drawing power, Irvin sad.
Joe Schenk, a freshmen, remarked that incoming
freshmen, who don't know many people at UNL and
are unsure of where they are going to live, often
decide to live on 8th floor after receiving an
According to Madsen and Burns, the floor has a
low number of visitation violations and has "their
share not anymore or any less" of alcohol violations.
The floor's "official graffiti sheets" (paper taped
up in the floor bathrooms for residents to write on)
are an item that most floor members are particularly
proud of, members agreed.
A f!cor newspaper, "The Liberator," and a group
of "radical crazies," who made up the Harper
Liberation Front, wore a part of Harper 8 a few years
ago, Irvin said. The liberation front tried to secede
from Harper Hall because they disagreed with hall
governmental policy about money allotted to floors.
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recommended appropriating Nebraskan incorrectly said that
$6.2 million for construction Exon's recommendation was
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