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Salaries report postponed
Tuesday's Faculty Senate meeting at the
Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
"doesn't look very exciting, according to
Senate President Franklin Eldridge, be
cause a scheduled report from the Uni
versity of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO)
UNL Equity Study Committee will not be
heard.
The report on salary comparisons of
UNO and UNL faculty members and a
comparison of support for academic pro
grams on the two campuses was to have
been presented by Steven Sample, NU vice
president for academic affairs.
Instead, Sample will be at a New York
meeting to discuss accreditation for the
School of Social Work, according to a
spokeswoman in his office.
Equity Committee Cochairman Willinn
Erskine, NU vice president for business and
finance, also will be unable to attend the
meeting, Eldridge said.
The senate will hear a report at the 3:30
pjn. meeting from the Professional Con
duct Committee, according to Eldridge.
The report "relates back to the question
raised on professors not showing up for
class,' Eldridge said.
The Academic Freedom and Tenure
Committee will make recommendations for
a new tenure policy, Eldridge said. The
tenure recommendations were given to
Sample last Thursday for his report to the
'NU Board of Regents Friday, according to
Eldridge.
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coisncicii
Monday
10:30 a.m .-Business Educa
tion 120 Nebraska Union Audi
torium. Noon Dean Egbert-luncheon
Union Pewter Room.
3 pjn. Free University
Study of DrugsUnion 337.
5:30 pjn. Town Clisb pledges-Union
343.
6 pjn.- -Towna Club Union
Harvest Room.
6:30 pn.-Tau Kappa Ep
silon Union Auditorium.
6:30 pjn.-Kappa Kitten
-Union 232.
7 pjn.-Career Planning and
Placement Union 242.
7 pjn .-Table Tennis Club
-Union Conference Room.
7 pjn. Delta Sigma Pi Associates-Union
216.
7 pjn. Minority Affairs -tutoring
Union 225.
7 pjn. English Dept. -Alicorn-Union
337.
7:30 p.m.-Math Counsel
orsUnion 225.
7:30 pjn .-College Career
Fellow ship Union Ballroom.
7:30 pjn.-Dclta Sigrna Pi
-Union 343.
9 pjn.-Kappa Alpha Pi
Union 232.
9:15 pn. - Kappa Psi -Union
216.
Tuesday
7 pjn.-ASUN interviews -summer
orientation Nebraska
Union 334.
7 pjn. Human Develop
ment and Family Club C.Y.
Thompson Library Lounge.
7:30 pjn.-Ag Economics
Agribusiness Club meeting-Ag
Engineering 206.
7:30 pjn.-University British
Film Festival-Lawrence of
Arabi-H9mlk Mall.
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An accident involving two cars and a motorcycle Friday afternoon
at 14th and R streets resulted in minor injuries to two UNL
students.
Mishap involves students
A two-car motorcycle accident at about 12:20 Friday afternoon at 14th and R
streets resulted in minor injuries to two UNL students.
Treated at the University Health Center for scrapes, bruises and a possible
fractured wrist was the motorcycle's driver, William Pfeffer of 1835 Sumner.
Witnesses reported that Pfeffer tried passing to the right of a stopped car driven
byKefmitEnghof3054USt.
Engh began turning right into a parking lot west of the Nebraska Union ana
collided with Pfeffer. .
Pfeffer motorcycle was forced into a car, driven by Scott Roby of 2525
Sumner, that was stopped in the parking lot entrance. Pfeffer was thrown over
Roby's car. .
Engh was treated at the health center for a cut above ha left eye after
Pfeffer reportedly punched him after the accident.
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Sheldon Art Gallery
12 & R
Three documentary
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Street Film Collective
FRAME-UP! THE
IMPRISONMENT
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MARTIN SOSTRE
"I cannot submit to in
justices, even minor
ones. Once one starts
submitting tc minor in
justices and rationaliz
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accumulation creates a
major oppression. That
is how entire peoples
fell into slavery."
Martin Sostre
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INCITING TO RIOT
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RED SQUAD
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Sheepishness and pa
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