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ediforh o opi " SO (HI r GOOD SLSIrWO. ir CERmm is a nmvRt haum J HOPE IXMT TOO MUCH OF A WRW-ti AICE rW W you vwowtovmi ns well! ercoMES SLBhWa PRDh'FL . BRNML 2K NO FOREJSW EXCHUI6F MO NO . NO WEAMft Hi$ AJ ATI If 8 OUtft. ptfJWw 1 7 V 1 jT te 111 1 . t- mm tmrnm mm mm mm .mmmm 7 '; .m mi!-' 111 : !:i K v W IIj!niiflt4fM!l!T. Til I t V I Ml 11 ttn-, - -TTi fT " "r ' T' ifi T T 1 LZIJ ill LAj Dear editor: An open letter to Joe Cipria.io: The fans of Nebraska basketball have had enough for over a decade, The coaching strategy at the end of the Kansas game exemplified the ineptness that basketball fans around here have had to endure. Why, with 1:09 left and the score tied did the coach decide to tell his players to run the clock down to :35 and then shoot, thereby allowing Kansas to take the last, and winning, shot? Coaching decisions made this year have seemed bizarre to many fans. In the Kansas game, for example, after 15 minutes were gone, Nebraska had 39 points. Then, due to a coaching decision, the tempo was slowed down, and Nebraska managed a total of 38 points in the next 35 minutes. If Nebraska has suffered from a lack of offense and rebounding, then why keep their tallest player permanently entrenched on the bench? If Nebraska is such a small team, why haven't recruiting efforts increased its search for larger players? It seems that there is a 6'9" freshman playing for Colorado who was never heavily recruited by Joe Cipriano despite the fact that he played in Omaha. We, the undersigned, call for the resignation of Nebraska basketball coach Joe Cipriano and urge that an immediate search be made for a successor. Go team! Jeff Swing Ron Gehring Randy Pfeiffer Keith Tyler Timothy McCrory Chuch Walek Jay Witty Steve Rishel Darrell Walla Jeff Goodwin Sam. W. Segrist John Boltz Steve Rathyl 1 Karen Graui Dan Martz Brian Rugg Sue Ruhmann Mark Burge Buck Mahoney Morle Eisennar Jay Garcia Gail Acorde Missing the point Dear editor Wes Albers has missed the whole point of the nuclear power plant moratorium. I would love to see nuclear power "fulfill that promise of making life easier instead of obliterating it." But radioactivity is dangerous no matter what you do with it, and I am not convinced of our technological expertise in controlling it. If solutions are only a short time away, as Albers and others say, an indefinite moratorium can be easily repealed in a few years when an adequate solution is found for permanent disposal of radioactive wastes and other problems are solved. If people had objected enough to the automobile when it first came into use, we may not have had smog, urban sprawl, traffic jams or as high an incidence of respiratory disease. Natalie McClendon LINCOLN GENERAL HOSPITAL'S GREATEST RESOURCE IS IT'S PEOPLE BE 0I1E OF THESE VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE! CONTACT: LINCOLN GENERAL ffOSPITAL PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 2300 SOUTH 16TH STREET LINCOLN, NEBRASKA CLAY STATMORE Clancy is Coming m " a mm w' mm - - . a m & . . . V B B - . w M I "Special Events Photography" Parties Dances Formals Teams Weddings Composites Groups Your Event Unique no obligation color proofing. CALL: Bob Olson tmmm 475-8242 52! M " Ut in" -m- ANYTIME r o o o t3 Q k- CO c D CO CO q E '1 We pay. the . highest bank rates allowed on regular Savings & Certificates of Deposit! feather your nest with CD s! IH71 I 'if' 1 JUL CulLa Nebraska Union 14th and R Lincoln. rfn JUL JUL mLLi ! Luff! Open 8:30-6 Monday thru Friday. Saturday 8:30-noon it another plus from Gateway Dank Wednesday, march 12, 1975 daily nebraskan page 5
