thursday, October 12, 1978
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daily nebraskan
Beta escorts protect UNL women Protest is planned
If a woman dreads walking alone across a dark campus,
who can she call on for help? On the UNL city campus,
she can contact Beta Theta Pi fraternity, and one of its
members will escort her.
Beta Theta Pi, 1515 R Street, began its escort service
in the last few weeks of the 1977-78 school year. The
service was re-established in the second week of this
semester.
"I got the idea by talking to girls I knew on campus.
We knew there was a problem and thought we'd try to do
something about it," said Tom Pflug, who suggested
the service.
A woman may call the fraternity a half hour to 45
minutes before she wants to be met. She should leave
her name, the time she wants to meet, and where she
is going.
"We also ask her to let us know when she is coming
back so one of us can be there to accompany her home,"
said Pflug.
Escorts are fraternity members who wish to participate
and who have the time, according to Pflug.
The excort service is operated between 6:30 and 10:30
in the evening. Said Pflug, "I don't think we've ever
had anyone call after 10:30."
Only women living on campus are accompanied,
because members escort on foot.
"We can't go meet girls off campus because we don't
have the resources," emphasized Pflug. If a woman lives
off campus, a fraternity member will escort her to her
car.
"Last year the response was mild because there wasn't
a lot of time left in the semester, Pflug said. "This year
we've had fair to moderate use of the service. We escort
one or two girls a night."
If a woman routinely attends a meeting or class, an
arrangement can be made for regular accompaniment.
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Contact C.A.P. East 472-1780
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Australian archaeologist and author Dr. Clifford Wilson
will speak at Berean Fundamental Church, October 15-17.
Dr. Wilson authored the bestseller, "Crash Go The
Chariots." He has been involved in archeological explora
tion at the Gezer excavation in Israel. He is currently
lecturer of psycholinguistics at Monash University in
Melbourne, and featured speaker on the weekly radio
program, 'The Stones Cry Out."
His lectures at Berean will include: "Genesis and Ar
chaeology." "Will Monkeys Talk," and "UFO's and
their Mission Impossible." Come and hear this outstand
ing educator and scholar describe his experiences in
Biblical archeology.
Sunday, Oct. 15 9:15 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 16 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 17 7:00 p.m.
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Gen. William Westmoreland's appearance Fridav will hp
met by a planned demonstration from the Lincoln Chap
ter of the Iranian Student Association.
The demonstration, scheduled for 1 1 a.m. Friday in
front of the Nebraska Union, will protest the Shah of
Iran, the United States news media and Westmoreland's
public lecture, "Vietnam in Perspective."
According to several members of the Iranian associ
ation, the demonstration is intended to coincide with
Westmoreland's visit.
"We expect about 200 people participating in the
demonstration from Lincoln, Omaha, and other towns in
Nebraska," said an Iranian demonstration organizer.
The protest, which is basically anti-shah, according to
an Iranian student, also will emphasize the media's neglect
in reporting recent Iran uprisings, he said.
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calendar
Registration packets,
North Desk-Cashier
Window
8 a.m.-Student Life
United Way film, Auditori
um 8:30 a jn .-Student
Affairs staff, room 243
1 2 noon-General Motors
-Society of Women Engi
neers, room 203
12 noon-Speech Communication-Reader's
Theater Auditorium
1 :30 pjn -Music Dept.
Women's Chorale rehearsal,
Ballroom
3 p. m .-Parking Appeals
Board, room 203
3:30 pjn. - UPC-City
Visual Arts Committee,
202A
p.m -UPC-City
Committee, room
4
Concert
243
4 pjn.-NUPIRG Board
Meeting, room 216
4 pjn.-Pi Lambda Theta
room 232
4:30 p.m.-ASUN fresh
man meeting
4:30 pjn -Phi Chi Theta
room 242
6 p. m. -Christian Science
gusli
HI
fit M
Organization, South Conf
erence Room
6 pjn.-Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia, Harvest Room C
6:30 pjn .-New Student
Orientation evaluation,
room 243
6:30 pjn.-AUF, room
337
7 pjn.-Student for
Dyas, room 202
7 pjn .-Actuarial Club,
room 242
7 pjn. Christian Science
Organization Campus Coun
selor, 225C
7 pjn.-ASPA, Room
232
7 p.m.-Alpha Tau
Omega Greek Bible Study,
room 343
7:30 pjn.-Chinese
Culture Club Auditorium
7:30 pjn.-Math counse
lors, room 225
8 p.m .-Homecoming Co
ordinating Committee,
room 216
Booths-lA-Beta Sigma
Psi
2 A -Chi Omega
3A-Chi Phi
4A-Ag Men
5B-UPC-City Performing
Arts
2B-Sigma Phi Epsilon
3B-Iranian Student Assn.
short stuff
Phi Chi Theta will meet
at 4:30 today in the Nebra
ska Union. Room number
will be posted.
The Medical Careers
Christian Fellowship will
meet tonight at 7:30 in the
Agape House, 17th and 0
streets.
The UNL Actuarial Club
will meet at 7 p.m. in the
union. Room number will
be posted. Featured speaker
will be Paul Ochsner from
Guarantee Mutual Life.
