i. After much controversy, UNL criminal
8 l IQ tmC Rce jcrs will now graduate from
UVMVV uinL, instead of UNO.
majors
get UNL
graduation
The NU Board of Regents voted March
21 to allow UNL students in the
University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO)
based program to attend UNL graduation
ceremonies and have University of
Nebraska, Lincoln-Omaha printed on
their diplomas.
Prior to the regent decision the 440
criminal justice majors were required to
be graduated from UNO even though
they never attended classes on the UNO
campus.
Pleased with action
Martin Crowley, criminal justice
major's representative, said he was very
pleased by the Regents action.
so quickly, insuring the present UNL
seniors graduation at UNL.
Crowley, an Omaha senior had been
pushing for the graduation change since
last year when he found out he was
required to be graduated at UNO.
Merger
The criminal justice department was
established in 1962 at UNO. When UNL
and UNO merged in 1968 the criminal
justice department became part of the
UNO College of Public Affairs and
Community Services.
Along the way, criminal justice courses
were offered at UNL, but degrees in
criminal justice were awarded fromUNO.
Fred Holbert, vice chairman of the
department on the Lincoln campus, is a
faculty member and is paid by UNO.
He said he was glad the regents acted Holbert said he was very happy about
the decision. "It makes the situation
much easier to deal with," he said.
Player confusion
Among those affected by the ruling
are Nebraska football players John Lee
and Ron Pruitt. The two "black shirts"
are junior criminal justice majors.
Before the ruling the pair technically
played for the UNO Mavrick football
team, depending on who you talked to.
The National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) said there was no
regulation to cover such a situation,
which Jim Delany, a member of the
NCAA enforcement division termed
unique.
Crowley said if the fluke had not been
brought to light he doubted anything
would have been done, but, he said the
Regents decision was a very nice surprise.
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MUSIC
April 7-
April 8-
April 16-
April 20
April 23
Concert by Freddy Reyna, 8 p.m. Kimball Recit3l
Hall. Folk songs accompanied on Cuatro, Venezuelan
folk guitar.
Recital by Morella Munoz, 8 p.m., Kimball Recital
Hall. Folk songs by noted mezzo soprano,
accompanied by Nina de Iwaneck.
Recital by Fedora Aleman, 8 p.m., Kimball Recital
Hall. Songs by internationally known Venezuelan
soprano accompanied by Nina de Iwaneck.
Recital by Sonia Sanoja, 8 p.m.. Women's Physical
Education Bidg. Program of modern and folk dance in
Dance Studio.
Grupo de Folklore Venezolano, 8 p.m., Kimball
Recital Hall. Program of folk dances by international
touring company..
ART
April 14- "Exhibition at Sheldon Art Gallery.
May2 Sculpture by Pedro Barreto, Gabriel Marco, Carlos
Prada.
Painting by Domingo Alvarez, Alejandro Otero, Omar
Carreno, Aiiriu RoJi"ifiuS2.
Graphics by Mateo Manaure, Teresa Casanova, Luis
Guevara-liloreno, Gladys Meneses, Luisa Ritcher.
Tapestry by Maria Teresa Torras.
Enamels by Lamis Feldan.
LECTURES
April 11
April 15
April 17
April 24
Jamine Tello, Venezuelan literature, '3:30 p.m.,
Nobraska Unipn,
Roberto Guevara, Venezuelan art, 3i30p.m., Sheldon
Gallery Auditorium.
Mateo T. Bruni-Celli, Venezuelan political
development, 3:30 p.m., Nebraska Union.
Jose A. Abreu, Venezuelan economic development,
3:30 p;m., Nebraska Union.
"Audiovisual de Venezuela," e 20-minute program wiil be in
continuous showing at the Nebraska Union.
The Venezuelan government is making a gift of 430 Venezuelan
books to the University. The volumes will be on display " Love
Library throughout the festival. Special thanks to Editorial Monte
Avila for this generous gift.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
NO ADMISSION CHARGE
Sponsored by the Republic of Venezuela as a contribution to the
Bicentennial of the United States in cooperation with tna
University's Institute for International Studies.
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daily nebraskan