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A new building, good faculty ir.eir.bers and
interested alumni are some of the rea
sons why John Strong decided to leave
teaching at the University of Oregon to
become theUNL Law School dean Jan. 1.
"I've always been interested in schools
of the type Nebraska has," Strong said.
The UNL Law School's mission is differ
ent than any of the eastern national law
schools', he said.
The school has a dual purpose, he
explained. It trains Nebraskans to be law
yers and it trains lawyers to operate in the
state. Education offered by eastern law
schools is not related to the state, he said.
Strong said he would like to see more
courses added to the curriculum that per
tain to Nebraska's vital interests such as
agriculture and water.
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Strong said he thinks the school should
assist in continuing legal education for
lawyers already in practice. Laws are
changing so fast, that unless a lawyer
specializes in one field, he is unable to keep
informed about many new changes, Strong
said.
Strong was born in Iowa City, was '
graduated from Yale in 1957 and received
his Doctor of Law degVjlfrom the Uni
versity of EHnois law school in 1962.
He practiced law in Illinois for two
years before he began teaching.
Strong said several schools asked him to
be dean, but he never accepted because the
right conditions were not present.
The main reason he came to UNL, he
said, was because he thinks the school will
be able to make substantial progress in the
immediate future.
Mended mission
Washington (AP) - President Carter
said Saturday that Vice President Walter
Mondale, "my personal emissary, will,
carry a very heavy and substantive
agenda for meetings with foreign leaders
when he begins a round-the-world trip
Sunday.
Carter told reporters that he and the
heads of government in the nations that
Mondale will visit established the agenda
together. He said it includes "very
specific questions,' but did not say what
the questions concerned.
Officials have said Mondale is taking the
10-day trip to familiarize U.S. allies with
the Carter administration and to consult
with them on international economic
problems.
Mondale, in the administration's first
diplomatic mission, will visit Burssels for
talks with officials of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization and the Common
Market. He then goes to Bonn, West
Berlin, Rome, London, Paris and Tokyo.
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Flu reported''" "
Atlanta (AP) - This sssson's first
outbreak of flu has been reported and
scientists are unable to predict whether
there will be an epidemic this winter.
The outbreak of influenza' B virus
was reported among students at
Vanderbilt University at Nashville, Term.
The school's clinic was ssehg 60 to 70
students" a day this week with fiu4ike
respiratory illnesses, , ;
Health officials in Colorado say they
hope to know next week whether Influenza
is responsible for outbreaks of flu-like
illnesses there.
Carter celBbrntes
Washington - Jimmy Carter celebrated
his new presidency with 3,000 members
of Congress, diplomats, military officers
and their pests at three receptions
Saturday-while demonstrators protesting
the Bl bomber and abortion gathered
outside the White House.
Officials of the "March for Lite"
estimated the. number of demonstrators
at 100,000. Capitol police estimated the
crowd at 25,000.
Saturday was the fourtl) anniversary
of the Supreme Court's decision that
eased legal restrictions on abortions.
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