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embers cf tis search ccritt to reccnsnssd a
replaceiacBt for KU Prcsiiczt D J. Vareer were nszzzd
W edncaday by Janxs llayLo, chdrsn cf the HUIkard
cf Revests. Ccassitt ce-rberi facfode Hay Yczzg, UNL
cnasceCor; Ecrdca SIcte, UJJL fct!tj Bes&sr; TV-rt
l!artln, UNL ttcdcnt and Can Jcaaea, ptciiczt cf tbe
UNI Afanaii Aasjd2tlca. .
Others . ca tl& ecsaniitc are EcsaU - Essieta,
University cf Nebraska si OssJsa (UNO) ebaEselr; Jsstia
Stolen, UNO Faculty Senate pmsisnt; V. Earl Berg; UNO
ttcdeni; Jcbi Esterbrcck, presMcct cf tie UNO Ahsni
Assoda&n; Rcbert Cpaxfcs, eissccjrcftLs University cf
Nebras!a Uedicsl Center; Frani KeEcIssdsa
center faculty iseznber; Robert Ecsenlcf, tlccini,
representative and Eandy listen, radical center stndest.
Wipssi Swansea, vice presHsnt fear cavyrpnifntxl
relations for NU, is secretary cf the searta eoiasittee.
Public representatives eta the cenrzzittee fccfefo Paol
Schorr HI, Iisecta; Eoljert Boczer, (hssha; and Pad
The position is being advertised tsSkzzHj and arrarje
ments are being made to expedite the search for a new
president," lloyha said.
He said the coznnittee is expected to make their
recommendations to the Board cf Regents by October 1.
v arner s resignation is effective Jan. 1.
Nominatons and applications for the president's position
should be sent to Swanson at Regents Hall, 3CS5
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Commencement reception
More than 400 bachelor, professional and graduate
degrees will be awarded to students being graduated
from UNL Friday, July 9.
UNL Chancellor Roy Young will address students and
their parents at a reception, and W& recognize students
receiving degrees with honors.
The reception is at 3:45 p.m. in the main lounge of the
Nebraska Union. 14th and R streets.
CEA gets help
Nebraska insurance organizations have contributed
$1,575 to the College of Business Administration (GBA)
far the purchase of library materials on insurance
related topics.
' This is the first step in' a five-year plan for the
Nebraska insurance industry to help upgrade the
college's insurance education program. A committee
chaired by E.J. Faulkner. presMent of Woodmen
Accident and life Co., in Lincoln, is working with CBA
Dean Ronald Smith in mapping out the five-year
proposal.
Faulkner said that the cooperative effort will result in
more and better-trained graduates available for
employment in the insurance industry.
: The plan calls for assessment cf educational needs,
recruitment and support cf additional faculty members
and organization cf additional courses.
Slialiespeare play, cpsning
Shakespeare's "A Elldsgssiaer Nlt's Dream" wO
open Friday, July 9 at Howell Tfceaier, 12Zh and R
streets.'' .
The comedy wM also be presented Saturday. July 10,
Monday, July 12 and Wednesday, Juy 14. The play, a
Nebraska Repertory Theater prodsctbn, wO begin at 8
p.m. each day.
The plot for "A Midsummer Nsgbt's Dream" involves
two pairs of lovers who venture froma castle into a
wood inhabited by fairies. The king cf the fairies is
Gheron. whose servant. Puck, is responsible for much
of the mischief, hence the hilarity, of the play. WEHam
Kirk, director cf the play, said he wO try to "present
the play as dearly as possible," so that even those
unfamiliar" with Shakespeare will have no trcrt!e
following the action. .
Lovcr cnrcllwsnt
' Mere than eit taaasaad students enrcSsd at UNL
during rst three 1373 sumssr sssirss.
Tbrears6,EC3t3attsd-2ja5-wctkscs3a
which will end Friday. July ; 431 are ezrcHsd in the
8-week session, also endis Jciy 9 and 1.CC2 eaax&sd in
the three-week session cccplsted June 4. .
The 173 summer sebcel esrclbnest so far is over 223
less, than the 9.1C3 record earcrcRt last sntrrr.
acccrding to WiHIam Sesow, assockte director cf
summer sesssoas.
The second five-week sessica btiss July 12. About
5.CC3 students are expected to attend this session.
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