Wednesday, January 18, 1978
daily nebraskan
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union,
calendar
11:45 a.m. - University
Association for Administra
tive Development, room
202-202A
12 Noon - Chancellor's
office-luncheon, room 243
1 pjn. - New. Student
Orientation interviews,
room 216
2 pjn. Campus Activi
ties and Programming Task
Force, room 203
5:30 pjn. - Engineering
Toastmasters, Harvest
Room
6:30 p m. - ASUN Sen
ate meeting, room 202 -202A
6:30 pjn. - New Stu
dent Orientation interviews,
room 216
7 pjn. - Nebraska Union
Advisory Board, room 203
7 pjn. Interfrateraity
Council officer installation,
room 242-243
Registration-Drop-Add ,
Ballroom and Centennial
rooms
Noon-5 pjn. - ASUN
book exchange, Conference
rooms
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East Union art is stolen
Study rooms in Love Li
brary will be assigned for
one semester on January 23.
Rooms are assigned to fac
ulty and graduate students
working on research pro
jects or doctoral disserta
tions. Renewal notices have
been sent by campus mail.
Applications are available at
Love Library 103.
East Union Program
Council will meet tonight at
6 in the East Union.
The Pre-Vet Club will
meet tonight at 7 in Hamil
ton HaH 112.
NUPIRG is sponsoring a
seminar on "Citizen Strate
gy" at 6 pjn. Thursday in
the Nebraska Union. Room
number will be posted.
The American Society of
Interior Designers will meet
at 7 pjn. Thursday at the
First National Bank, 56th &
OSt.
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tory and philosophy behind
"ECKANKAR-A WAY OF
LIFE" will beat 7:15 pjn.
Thursday in the Union.
Room number will be posted.
Students International
Meditation Society will
meet at 7:30 p-m. Thursday
in the ETV Bldg. 313.
Campus Girl Scouts will
meet to organize a cookie
sale Thursday at 8 pjn. in
SeUeck5U9.
A Dec. 21 art theft from the Nebraska
East Union has caused the relocation of
some art objects and the repossession of
others by Sheldon Art Gallery according
to the Nebraska East Union Manager.
Daryl Swanson said he noticed a 3-by-6
macrame wall hanging was missing at
5:15 p.m. on the -last day of fall semester
finals. He later determined the hanging
had been seen last at 3:15 the same day.
Jon Nelson, assistant director of Univer
. sity galleries, said the Mary Kester origi
nal was valued at between $40Gand $450.
It was insured, he said.
Kester, described by Nelson as one of
the best fiber artists working in Nebraska,
is an Omaha resident. The hanging was
bought by Sheldon Art Gallery two years
ago and has been displayed in the East
Union since late summer.
Capt. Robert Edmunds, director of the
criminal and security division of UNL
Campus Police said police have no suspects
in the case. Edmunds said police were not
notified until "quite some time after the
theft.
Sheldon loans art objects for use in cam
pus buidlings at a rate of $10 a year for
each art piece, Swanson said. This cost
covers framing and placement, he said.
The theft has caused this loan policy to
be reconsidered, Swanson said, adding
that tennination of the program has, been
discussed.
Nelson said that initially the gallery
considered asking that all bans be
returned, but the campus loan policy will
be continued.
"Relatively, our loss record hasn't been
bad," Swanson said, "but any loss at all
of a valuable piece is bad. He said
although the piece was insured, money
cannot replace an art object. The theft
was the first at the East Union.
Anyone with information of the theft
should contact UNL Campus Police or
Sheldon Art Gallery.
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