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Outdoor events stressed Discover the great outdoors. That's what Mark Eble wants to help students with. Eble has been appointed coordinator of outdoor programs in the UN-L office of recreation. i intend to become a resource person and help provide all the information I can about wilderness activities " Eble said. Eble, whose last home was Carbondale, 111., also intends to set up some organized outdoor activities such as backpacking trips. Eble's past experience ranges from leading high school students on a 63 day tour of t!;e western United States for two summers, to managing a sporting goods shop. Nebraska is somewhat deficient in the availability of wilderness sports sights, Eble said. Me pointed to lack of public land in Nebraska that can be used for wilderness activities. The Nebraska National Forest in the northwest corner of the state is about the only wilderness area, he said. Eble said he has tentatively planned a backpacking trip for students during August. (Sharhstatt APARTMENTS & TOWN HOUSES 1025 North 63rd 464-8351 Willi onentauon A welcome and orientation to UN-L will be held for new faculty members August 20. An afternoon workshop coordinated by the Teaching and Learning Center is planned to help acquaint new teachers with University procedures. "It is important that faculty members feel good about where they work and this is one way to demonstrate that they are welcome," said Gene Harding, director of the center. In addition to welcoming new faculty, information on parking, material requisitions, insurance and other University procedures will be given. Discussion groups will be lead by current "My life is fuller and richer than it was before I was operated on for cancer of the breast!' Mrs. Bernice Johnson, Brooklyn, N. Y. "Two years after I had a breast removed for cancer I started on a whole new life. As an educational assistant. Now I help teach 44 second-" graders who think of me as -their second mother. "Which all goes to show you don't stop living just because you've had cancer. Because I found that cancer in time I'm enjoying a fuller, richer, more fulfilling life. Ask the American Cancer Society to send you a fl Ul,1 Dac Calf. Examination. And please, give. We want to wipe out cancer in your lifetime." faculty members. Included in discussions will be methods of teaching improvements available on campus explained by Delivee Wright, instructional assistant at the Teaching and Learning Center. Harding said the date for the workshop has been set early so departments could coordinate any orientation programs they are planning with the general one. The workshop will also provide .an opportunity for the new faculty to get to know each other, Harding said. Roger Welsch, assistant professor of English, will speak about Nebraska history and folklore at the evening meal. IS w iCKer i nicKei The Thicket is GROWING with chairs, clothes hampers, mail holders, magazine racks, fish and f rogshaped baskets, Upper Level Glass Menagerie Open 9 to 6 Monday & Thursday 10 to 9 3 -M T 111 i ft I x y L . L . s I u 1 1 v-snr, Y l r d) dVa IC3 VA 1135 R 432-0111 uuiiiii ! ; menu Trnnir imr nrrw i 1 nut iuWi ' aw f . i u ' ' ..t . ' t.v.' . rjirnii i . j ' . iff " j t 1 ir rj-i-"TiTT i i n 1 1 i mww t m wnwwr - lW-l-gntAt' inwwwiiwin1 xmiT nTTrfp" - Open 8-5, Monday -Saturday American Cancer Society mondayjuly 14, 1975 summer nebrasl;a page 9