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Dr. Kenneth 0. Hubble, a
psychiatrist who has been ,
director of the University's
Mental Health Clinic since
1971, has been named acting
Executive Medical Director of
the University of Nebraska
Lincoln Health Center, accord
ing to Vice Chancellor Kenneth
L. Bader.
He will serve until a search
committee has completed its
work and a director has been
named to succeed Dr. Samuel I.
Fuenning, who has been ap
pointed director of the Neb
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Both the appointments of Dr.
Hubble and Dr. Fuenning were
announced subject to approval
of the Board of Regents.
Dr. Hubble earned his M.D.
from the Chicago Medical
School and did his work in
psychiatry at the NU College of
Medicine's Nebraska Psych
iatric Institute.
He has been a staff psych
iatrist at eh Lincoln Regional
Center and the NU Health
Center, and was executive
director of the Child Guidance
Center in Lincoln.
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As acting director, Dr.
Hubble will begin implementa
tion of a new Health Center
organizational structure ap
proved by Chancellor Zum
berge and the Board of
Regents. He will supervise the
operations of the Health Center
and will be directly in charge of
medical and mental health
services.
The search committee has
held its first meeting. Members
are Dr. William F. Nye, a
Lincoln physician; Ms. Doris
Johnson, director of laboratory
services; and Dr. Ralph A.
Ewert, physician at the Health
Center; Dr. Robert B. Kugel,
dean of the College of Medicine;
and Ms. Lois Merrill associate
dean of the College of Nursing,
NUU Medical Center; Dean Ely
Meyerson, Office of Student
Affairs; and Ms. Diane Duven,
a student. Another student will
be appointed later.
Acording to Vice Chancellor
Bader, the committee is seek
ing a director who would be an
M.D. and would have strong
administrative experience and
capabilities.
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perform
The University of
Nebraska-Lincoln Brass
Quintet will present a program
of baroque, renaissance,
romantic and contemporary
music for brass in a recital at
7:30 p.m., Thursday, June 20
in Kimball Recital Halt
Members of the quintet
include Dennis, Schneider and
David - Grassmick, both
trtftffp"etr David TCappy, horn;
William Buntain, bass
trombone, and Vernon Forbes,
trombone.
Selections by the quintet
will include "Schcin's "Musical
Banquet," "Two Flemish
Songs" by Haas, "Music for
Brass Instruments" by Ingulf
Da hi "Bras3 Quintet" by
Kupferman, and Ewald's
"Quintet in B minor,"
Officers
J. Arthur Danielson, Lincoln,
has been reelected president of
the board of directors of
Nebraskans for PubUc Tele
vision, Inc. and Benjamin
Morris, Omaha, has been
elected vice-president.
Mrs, Patrick Healey Lincoln,
was elected to a three-year
term on the 28-mernbcr board
of directors. Howard Tracy, a
Grand Island attorney, was
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Tuesday, June 18
Duo-piano concert with Profs.
Thomas Fritz and Gary Lewis,
7:30 p.m. Kimball recital Hall. '
Wednesday, June 19
Sixth Annual Instructional
Development and Media
Festival, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m., student union. Pi
Lambda Thcta Luncheon,
noon, student union.
Educational Psychology and
Measurements picnic, 5:00
p.m., place to be announced.
All-State concert, "The
Bluegrass Crusade", 7:30 p.m.,
Kimball Recital Hall Summer
Film Safari "Nebraska on
Film", 12:00-1:30 p.m.,
student union.
Thursday, June 20
Sixth Annual Instructional
Development and Media
festival, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.,
student union. Administrators
conference, all day, Radisson
Cornhusker. Faculty Concert,
Nebraska Brass Quintet, 7:30
p.m., Kimball Recital HalL
Megatones present "Rebel
Without a Cause", dance
following, 7:00-10:00 p.m.,
student union.
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Vermecr Quartet
Performs Tuesday
The Vermeer Quartet, which
has been in residence at UN L
during the past weekend, will
present a coaching session and
another concert Tuesday, June
18. The coaching session will be
held from 1:00-3:30 p.m.
Tuesday. At 7:30 p.m. that
night an informal "dialogue
concert" will be held at
Schramm Hall. Both events an?
free to summer school students.
elected
elected to a one-year term
replacing Richard Spelts,
Grand Island, who haa resigned
from the NPTV board.
Jack McBride, general man
ager of the Nebraska ETV
Network, was reelected secretary-treasurer
of the NPTV
board of directors and Paul E.
Few, assistant manager-administration,
was reelected as the
assistant secretary -treasurer.
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Friday, June 21
"The Elementary Principal
Looks at Program, Children
and Trends in the Elementary
Schooi, 8:30 &.., Mccs
Elementary School.
Administrator's Conference, all
day, Radisson Cornhusker.
Att-State Recital, 7:30 p.m.,
Kimball Recital Hall Sheldon
Film Theatre, "A Streetcar
Named Desire", 7:00 & 9:00
p.m., Sheldon Art Gallery.
Saturday, June 22
Sheldon Film Theater, "A
Streetcar Named Desire", 7:00
& 9:00 p.m., Sheldon Art
Gallery.
Sunday, June 23
"The Night Thoreau Spent in
Jail", The Continental Theatre
Company, 7:30 p.m., Kimball
Recital HalL Pioneers of
Modern Painting, "Edouard
Manet", 3:00 p.m., Sheldon
Art Gallery.
Monday, June 24
Last day to drop non-lab
courses, 1st session.
Textbookmen's Exhibit,
12:00-4:00 p.m., student
union. All-State Swing Choir
and Jazz Lab Band Concert,
7:30 p.m., Kimball Recital
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Piano duo offers
2 music styles
Two distinct styles in music
will be featured during a
duo-piano recital on Tuesday..
June 18, in Kimball Recital
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The recital which begins at
7:30 p.m., is free and open to
the public.
Thomas Fritz, a professor of
piano at the University of
Nebraska - Lincoln, and Cary
Lewis, who serves in the same
capacity at Nebraska Wesleyan
University, will be playing
Rachmaninoff s light "Fantasy
(Suite No. 2), Op. 5 for
Pianos" and Bartok' abrasive
"Sonata for Two Pianos and
Percussion."
Fritz described Russian
composer Rachmaninoff i
work as "lush, melodious and
very easy to listen to."
The four movements
"Barcarole," "A Night for
Love," "Tears," and "Russian
Easter," - were inspired by
poems with the same titles and
written in the romantic style.
rvtf,iuuamnuif, who moved to
America in 1917, wrote the
composition in 1893.
In contrast to this number
will be Hungarian-born
B artok's rhythmic,
contemporary score which he
wrote in 1937.
"The composition is
exciting and has proven to be
an important one which many
other composers have copied,"
Fritz said.
Al Rometo, an NU
instructor of percussion and
Robert Snider, an
undergraduate majoring in
percussions, will accompany
the pianists during this
number.
tuesday, june 18, 1974