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She explained that much research can be done in a
zero gravity environment that cannot be done on earth.
The research includes medical research on hemophelia,
chemical research to combine metals and produce
alloys that cannot be produced on earth and psycholo
gical research on the human reaction to a zero gravity
environment.
She added that the space program may rent shuttle
space to various industries such as pharmaceutical, im
munological and electronic companies in the future.
Sauerland said she is looking forward to the kind of
medical research she may be doing on the shuttle."
She added that she has wanted to work in aerospace
medicine since she went to medical school. ,' , . L'
Sauerland, a mother of three, said she has wanted
to be an astronaut since she was very young and thinks
space is "the biggest challenge 20th century man can
meet."
Sauerland, who spoke to a Women in Science Career
symposium Tuesday night, said she neve? had the ad
vantage of any programs or organizations that
encouraged women to pursue careers in science when
she was in college. She added that women in medical
school when she was in school were looked on as a
rarity.
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Prof. Mary EUen Rudin would speak today on
mathematics at 10:30. She will speak at 1 1 :30.
Also, the panel discussion scheduled for 8 pjn. has
been moved to 7 :30 p jn.
It also was incorrectly reported that 22 of 440 life
science faculty members and 368 of 2,100 life science
students were women. Those figures were for all science
departments at UNL.
Anne Parkhurst is an assistant statistics professor at
the biometrics center rather than the life sciences depart
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The bond issue election Nov. 8 would finance renova
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The two buildings would be joined by a performing
arts theatre and the buildings would be used for city
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The' Civic Center Corporation, which owns the two
buildings, will give them to the city if the bond issue
passes. " '
If the bond issue fails and the corporation decides not
to push for another bond issue, the city has an option to
buy the buildings from the corporation for the purchase
price of $695 ,000, Thompson said.
In that case, the money would be returned to the
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Citizens for the Civic Center has two paid staff
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