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Prehistoric swamp
planned for museum
Within five years, Morrill Hall will have a swamp like the one
that covered much of Nebraska 275 million years ago.
Allan Gricsemer, museum coordinator of educational activities,
said the swamp will be part of a new gallery display area in the
museum.
The new gallery, to be located in the northeast corner of the
museum's main floor, will hold six displays of geological periods
from 600 million years ago to the last 70 million years.
Gricsemer said the first of these displays, containing vertabrate
fossils which the museum has on display in other areas of the
museum, as well as new invertebrate fossils, is expected to be ready
for viewing sometime this spring.
The gallery is 40 feet deep and 25 feet wide. The swamp will be
8 feet deep and I0 feet across.
The gallery is being paid for by donations from former NU
geology professor E.F. Schramm.
Griesemer said the present dinosaur gallery is closed for
refurbishing and will reopen April 1.
The room is being remodeled so the dinosaurs may be more
easily viewed. He said the walls of the room are being decorated to
give the viewer an impression of the environmental setting in which
the dinosaurs lived.
Remodeling is also being done in a classroom located on the
second floor. The walls are being painted and tiles which have been
on Vhe floors since the building was constructed in 1928 are being
replaced.
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George Ritchie, organ, and
Albert Rometo, percussion, are
giving a recital in Kimball
Recital Hall tonight at 8.
Delta Sigma Pi is selling
coupon booklets for $1 in
cooperation with the Nebraska
Easter Seal Society. They may
be purchased from the
actives or pledges.
There will be an emergency
meeting of the African Student
Association Saturday in the
Nebraska Union, Room 232, at
7 p.m. to elect interim officers
for the current school year.
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p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. A black
man for the lead and a young
female and male for character
roles are needed. Scripts and
information are available from
the Temple Building Box
office.
Tryouts for the studio
production of William Hanley's
Slow Dance on a Killing
Ground will be held Monday
through Wednesday, 4 to 6
Bashier A. Al-Ithawi will
present a seminar entitled
"What do you know about
Iraq" in the Union at 2 p.m. on
Saturday. Free coffee will be
served. The public is invited.
Beginning Monday the
Lir.toln Computing Facility is
offering a five session
mini-course on the KRONO
timesharing system. Contact
Jeff Rehm, LCF Academic
Services, for further
information.
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daily nebraskan
friday, february 28, 1975