Wednesday, august 20, 1975
daily nebraskan
page 17
Greek houses
get interior facelifts
Activities planned to greet
students return to UNL
Many of the Greek houses at UNL have
been refurbished and redecorated over the
summer.
Jayne Anderson, coordinator of
Panhellenie and' the Interfraternity
Council, said the houses were redecorated
not only for fall occupancy, but to comply
with stricter fire codes.
. The redecorating and refurbishing will
be done in most houses in time for rush
week which begins today and runs through
Saturday, she said.
An estimated 600 women, about 200
more than last year, have signed up for
rush, according to rush chairman Carir
LeRossignoI.
LeRossignol said an estimated 60 males
have signed up for a mini-rush in the
fraternities. Most fraternity rush parties
were held during the summer, she said.
Anderson said the 60 men represent
Nebraskans who were away for the summer
and unable to attend summer rush parties.
LeRossignol and Anderson said the
.increase in women rushees should mean an
increase in pledging at the conclusion of
the rush week parties.
While most Greek houses were working
to meet fire codes, the Delta Upsilon
fraternity was refurbushing and repainting
because of a July 20th fire.
The fire caused an estimated
520,000-530,000 in damages to the
fraternity, according to Roger Hirsch, a
member of the Delta Upsilon Corporation,
owners of the building.
Hirsch said the 5 a.m. blaze was
discovered by a Campus Police officer who
noticed smoke pouring out of the chimney.
There were no occupants in the house at
the time of the blaze.
The fire destroyed a couch, drapes, end
tables and a portion of the piano, Hirsch
said. The blaze also caused extensive smoke
damage throughout the main level of the
structure and four room door locks were
broken by firemen checking for occupants,,
he said.
Hirsch said when firemen tried to
extinguish the fire, heat, combined with
water pressure, caused windows on the
north side to shatter. The windows on the
south side of the structure were cracked,
he said.
- Repainting and refurbishing is being
completed, Hirsch said, and the house will
be ready for fall occupancy.
: Whether you are a new student or
whether you have reached the point where
your class schedule announces you as being
former, this next week will be a variety of
activities designed to welcome you back to
UNL. '
New students and transfer students will
be able to get a look at UNL by using
information booths near the Easf Campus
Union and north of Nebraska Union. They
also will meet with their advisers.
Both new and former students can take
advantage of activities at each residence
hall.
Marie Hansen, coordinator of residence
' program housing, said ail residence halls
have planned their own activities. Most of
them will have co-re c football games,
watermelon feeds and. game days with
different games and races.
- She said many of the residence halls also
have plans to escort students to Sunday
church services.
An all-university dance featuring
Blackberry Winter will be at the Nebraska
Engineering Complex parking lot at 17th
and Vine street Friday, she said.
There will be another dance on East
Campus at the Burr-Fedde residence halls
Saturday night.
The schedule of activities is:
Friday, Aug. 22
9 ajn.-4 p.m. Information booths located
north of Nebraska Union and near East
Campus Union. '
8:30 pjm.-l 1 :30 p.mAAll university dance
featuring Blackberry Winter at the
Nebraska Engineering Complex Parking
Lot at 17th and Vine streets.
Saturday, Aug. 23
9 a.rn.4 p.m. Information booths
6 p.m.-6 a.m.-Residence halls all night
movies, free showings in each City
Campus residence hall.
Sunday, Aug. 24
1:30 p.m. Campus tours beginning at the
information booths 1
5 p.m.-7 p.m.-Most campus religious
centers will have a new student night.
Light snacks will be served.
Monday, Aug. 25
Classes begin
9 a.m.-4 p.m. Information booths
Thursday, Aug. 28
4 p.m. Meetings with advisers (except
agriculture transfer students). Freshmen
classes have been cancelled after 3 p.m.
to enable students to attend the
meeting. Questions about advisers or
college can be answered in
Administration 108.
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