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as a 72 year old widower who leaves his New York
home for a cross country odyssey that is filled with
hilarity and surprises." Come early or stay late and
see both SNEAK and THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT
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Union end Prhm) Auditorium in Lincoln; Omahi t Homr(b&trt location) &
University Health Center
Ombudsman handles complaints
' Students may voice complaints about
University Health Center (UHC) person
nel and policies to a retired doctor, now
UHC Ombudsman.
Dr. Paul Bancroft, retired five years,
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Dr. Paul Bancroft, UHC Ombudsman.
said he was asked to be UHC
ombudsman three years ago by Dr. Sam
Fuenning, then OHC director. Bancroft
worked as ombudsman for the Lancaster
County Medical Society and the Neb
raska State Medical Society for five
years before becoming UHC ombuds
man. , , . , .
One question frequently asked Is why
the UHC does not dispense free
contraceptives, he said.
Bancroft said coritraceptives are not
prescribed for medical reasons as well
as for the patient's emotional stability.
He said for some vicmen, contraceptives
may be injurious to their health.
Bancroft said about 50 per cent of the
complaints he hears are about fees
charged students for laboratory work
and tests.
He also hears complaints from
students having to wait to see a doctor,
despite having made an appointment.
He explained that doctors are often
called to handle an emergency case,
which sets thetn behind in their
schedule. UHC doctors are on a rotating
schedule for handling emergency cases
to eliminate appointment conflicts,
Bancroft said.
He also hears complaints stemming
from personality, dashes between pa
tient and doctor 'but in those cases he
can only advise the student to see a
different doctor, Bancroft said.
In addition to hearing complaints
from students, Bancroft also has
complaints referred to him by the
University ombudsman, the UHC direc
tor and the UHC Student Advisory
Board.
Bancroft said he does not know the
number of complainti he has handled in
his three years as ombudsman, but he
estimated that he reviews three or four
complaints a month.
Friday
8:30 a.m. Bowling Class
Test-Nebraska Union
11:45 a.m. Bellwood School
Union 12:30 p.m. Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship-Union
12:30 p.m. Muslim Student
Assoc. -Union
1:30 p.m. American Phar
maceutical Assoc.-Union
1:30 p.m. Educational Psy
chology - Union
2:30 p.m. Teaching and
Learning Center-Union.
3, 7 and 9 p.m. "Orpheus"-Sheldon
3:30 p.m. Jazz and Java
Union 7 p.m. UNL Chess Club,
Midwest Open Tournament and
Nebraska State Championships
Union 7:30 p.m. Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship-Union
7:30 p.m. ASUN Student
Leadership Conference-Union
8 p.m. "Ag, Wilderness"
Lincoln Community Playhouse
8 p.m. "The Waitz of the
Toreadors"-Howell
8 p.m. "Love Can Forgive
and Forgef'-Wesley Foundation.
two lovely ringi perfectly matched, which when worn , I
together make one handsome wedding et We Invite your
inspection of our collection of matching wedding ets.
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Downtown and Gateway
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frlday, October 1 a, 1974