friday, October 14, 1977
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daily nebraskan
Spikers, harriers to host
biggest matches of season
Two Husker women's varsity teams
will host their biggest meets of the regular
season this weekend.
The UNL varsity and junior varsity
volleyball teams host the University of
Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), St. Cloud
State College, Oklahoma State University,
Lincoln Volleyball Club, the University of
Minnesota and the University of Missouri.
Action begins at 5 p.m. today and at 9
a jri. Saturday.
The Husker cross-country team will
compete with Doane College, Fort Hays
College, the University of Wyoming and
Kearney State College. The race begins
at 10 a.m. Saturday at Pioneers Park.
Doane and Ft. Hays did not field full
teams so their points will not count
toward team totals.
The Husker runners won the Kearney
State College Invitational, and the
South Dakota Invitational. UNL also fin
ished second in the Grinnell, la. Invitation
al. Husker Cindy Dixon won all three
meets.
The Huskers will be without Kelly
Hiatt, who suffered a knee injury.
Husker Coach Carol Frost said Dixon,
freshman Donna Fox and senior Doris
Hitz are the Huskers top three runners.
"I've been really pleased with the top
three runners," Frost said. "Kelly Hiatt
is the only person with any experience and
the rest of the runners have not run cross
country this year.
"When you consider this, I think they
have been running well and improving
every week," she said.
Husker-Cowboy tickets
All 'persons who applied for tickets tickets. Tickets can be picked up Oct.
in the lottery for the Oklahoma State- J7. tiuo" at SUth Sn-ium
ticket office. The office is open 9 a.m.
Husker football game Oct. 29 will get to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
getting
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The outstanding College
of Home Economics seniors
were announced this week
at the Ellen H, Richards
Dessert at the East Campus
Union, .
Human development and
family student Mary Gehr
ing of Bancroft and educa
tion and family student
Cheryl Meyer of Wakefield
tied for the honor with
grade averages in excess of
3.9. Each student -will -receive
$50 from the Home
Economics Alumnae Associ
ation. -v.,.,.
Randy Phipps, Lincoln, a
senior in the College of
Business Administration,
has been awarded a $500
scholarship by the Maytag
Company Foundation.
Phipps is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul D. Phipps of
Rapid City, S.D. He is con
centrating in marketing and
is planning a career in inter
national marketing. He has
maintained a high academic
average while working part
time, and being involved in
extracurricular activities.
Phipps is a member of
the CBA Student Advisory
Board, where he serves on
the Executive Committee; is
a member of the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity,
and two honoraires Alpha .
Lambda Delta and.Phi Beta
Sigma.
Fifty distinguished
scholars in management sci
ence, economics and manag
erial finance gathered at an
international symposium in
Austin recently in honor of
the 60th birthday of Uni
versity of Texas Professor
Abraham Charnes, a Nobel
Prize nominee for econom
ics in 1975. Among those
invited to attend was Sang
Lee, of the UNL manage
ment dept chairman.
Lee presented a research
paper entitled "Zero-One
Goal Programming for
Capital Budgeting, under
Capital Rationing."
Professor Rodney J.
Soukup has been named the
Outstanding Faculty Mem
ber in Electrical Engineering
by the UNL Chapter of the
Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering
(IEEE).
IEEE faculty advisor Pro
fessor Lex Aders said a
faculty member is honored
each year on the basis of
student balloting and pre
vious academic year. Select
ion is based on style of
teaching, enthusiasm, and
involvement with students.
Soukup, an associate pro
fessor of electrical engineer
ing in the College of
Engineering and Technology
teaches undergraduate
courses in circuits and semi
conductor devices and
graduate courses in physical
electronics
The UNL Horticulture Club
Presents:
THE GREAT
PUMPKIN CONTEST
Grand Prize $25.00
First Prizes $10.00 & a
Plant to the best individual
& Group Entry
Who's Eligible? -1
Any UNL: Student. Faculty or Staff Member,
Organization. Club, Team, Dorm Floor,
Fraternity or Sorority. There's no entry Fee!
No limit on number of entires.
What Required? -
Almost anything goes-but it must start with
a pumpkin , . . plain, carved or dressed up.
When? -
Sumit entires on Monday Oct 24. 1977 12 to
7 pm in the Great Plains Rm.. East Campus
Union. Judging will be done by a panel of
distinguished UNL Administrators at 7pm.
on Oct 24.
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King Cole's
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Travel
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Moslem priest
Litter also-ran
Bandman
Shaw
Baltic gulf
Barber's
"Remember
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Of a vinegar
acid
Longfellow's
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"Cheesebox
on a raft"
Fish eggs
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swan
Certain .
steamers
Pilgrims'
transport
Ermine
49 City on
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43 Sidney
Franklin's foe
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Atlantic
victim
Metal cement
Goalie's effort
Lobster
eater's wear
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The South's
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35 Jason's ship
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again
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money due
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narrative
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Elihu
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