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Whatever you do. there's something
you can do to help other people; Even
if it's only for a few hours a week. The
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Dorms-Hotels
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The Housing Office
puts summer school stu
dents in Schramm Hall.
Men and women alternate
floors, and there is one
floor for married students,
he said.
Abel Hall is the favorite
for conventions and youth
programs because of its
pool and game room. It is
usually about half full, he
said.
He listed other conven
tions which reserved space
In dormitories this sum
mer: The National Gem
and Mineral Show, Jeho
vah's Witnesses national
convention, Adjusting the
Home for the Handicap
ped workshop, School
Lunch Management Pro
gram, and the American
Guild of English Handbell
Ringers.
Youth programs in
cluded: All-state, Girls
and Boys State (by the
American Legion), Neb
raska Conference of
Youth, Nebraska Student
Council workshop, and
football, basketball, golf
and hockey schools.
Many switched to Uni
versity housing when the
State University of Neb
raska (SUN) program took
over the youth wing of the
Nebraska Center for Con
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Phone of
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asking for you at Directory
Assistance, and we don't know
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the NORTH LOBBY of the Student
Union or our business office at
1440 M we can put you back
in circulation with a phone of
your own in house, dorm or
apartment. Hurry! You're
missing fun without a phone.
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tinuing Education, Schu
mann said. .
Those youths will stay
in Burr-Fedde Hall, he
said, the only non-air-conditioned
dormitory used in
summer.
Summer school stu
dents pay $189 for room
and board for a five-week
session, Schumann said.
Youth groups pay $6.75 a
person per day for room
and board, he said.
Adults attending con
ventions pay $7.50 a day
for the room. Schumann
said they may buy indi
vidual meais at the dormi
tory cafeteria or eat else
where. ,
Many, like the security
system, he said. Student
guards, supervised by
Campus Security, watch
dormitory doors between
midnight and 6 am. No
one without a dormitory
room key is allowed in, he
said.
There are problems for
the University, though,
Schumann said. Rising
costs are one.
Also, convention spon
sors often overestimate
attendance. For example,
Schumann said the Gem
and Mineral Show spon
sors asked the University
to reserve 600 rooms.
They used 75. "
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