Wednesday, february 1 1, 1976
daily nebraskan
page 3
Policewomen
discuss
"Cop and robber" stories on television
are myths, three Lincoln women police of
ficers said Tuesday afternoon at the weekly
WomenSpeak '76 talk-in series. .
"Although the shows portray a more ex-.
citing job than what it usually is, the image
does create respect for the officer," said
Linda Steinman, Lincoln Police Dept.
. (LDP) internal investigator.
Patt David said most of her jobs as
school resource officer involves public re
lations. I; -consists of being a "sort of
novelty" school resource officer, she said,
because she is the only woman in that
division.
jobs
David said she concentrates on the ten
Lincoln junior high schools, often conduc
ting classroom presentations on police
work. . ,
Some officers also teach mini-courses
unrelated to police work, she said.
Officers agreed - that LPD is improving
its hiring of women to the force. However,
all said they thought they were hired to
avoid a lawsuit.
Physical and weapon training , for
women is becoming more equal, said Stein
man, adding that women now receive the
same training as men. She said previously
they had little or no training in those areas.
short:
Tuition payment dead
line is today at 4 p jn. at the
Office of Student Accounts,
Administration Bldg. 204.
Beginning and advanced
macrame classes start
tonight at 7 and will con
tinue every Wednesday
night through March 17. To
register, contact the Recrea
tion Dept., 1740 Vine St.,
472J467.
Alpha Phi Sorority is
sponsoring a singing
Valentine service today
through Friday. Students
may buy a valentine for
SO cents and all proceeds
go to the heart fund. For
more information call 435-
2027 or 432-8096.'
.
. A representative of the
Hess Dyas senate campaign
speaks on its Lincoln
organization at the Young
Democrats meeting tonight
at 9 in the Nebraska Union.
Builders Redcoat
committee meeting is
tonight at 6:15 in Union
232.
. Brian M. Hoffman of the
Northwestern University
chemistry dept. will speak
on "Oxygen Carriers and
Metal-Substituted Hemo
globin" at a UNL chemistry
dept. seminar today at 3:30
pjn. in Hamilton Hall 110.
Today is the last day to
buy Valentine's Day flowers
" from the Arnold Air Society
in the North Union ticket
booth. Deliveries will be
made on campus or orders
can be picked up Friday
in the Military and Naval
Sciences Bldg.
ECKANKAR, the
ancient science of soul
travel, will sponsor the film
The Way of Life, tonight
at 7:30 at UMHE Common
place, 333 N. 14th st.
Admission is free.
.
Engineering Toastmasters
meet tonight at 5:30 in
Union Harvest Room C.
Jerome Johnson will speak
on his military experiences.
The Pi Tau Sigma smoker
will be in Union 202A
tonight at 7. Dr. Kersten
of the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration is
the guest speaker. Election
of new members will follow
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Saturday.
Love is flowers
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