The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, October 13, 1978, Page page 12, Image 11

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    friday, October 13, 1978
page 12
daily nebraskan
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1228 "P"
Homecomings rising from near extinction
By Scott Nelson
Just a few years ago homecoming was largely
considered a joke by almost every college and university
in the nation. Interest in the festivities surfaced just long
enough to elect a man for homecoming queen or a
dormitory custodian for homecoming king before sinking
back into depths of student apathy.
This remains the case at many schools across the
nation, but a growing number have revitalized their home
coming celebrations and found overwhelming student
support. A Daily Nebraskan poll of the Big Eight Conf
erence schools found four such homecoming bashes.
At the University of Colorado at Boulder reports of
homecoming interest have been positive.
Flying buffalo chips
"We've had a revival of homecoming, with toga parties,
buffalo chip throwing and beer chugging contests, a pep
rally, spirit bonfire, parade, king and queen, the whole
shot," according to Jeff Morgan, managing editor of the
Colorado Daily.
"It's been like 15 years since we've had something
like this and the main sponsors of this year's homecoming
has been the black fraternity."
John Henner of the University of Oklahoma's Daily
Oklahoman said OU's homecoming was "pretty tradition
al stuff."
"Homecoming is still pretty big and pretty popular
here, there's not the apathy you'd find in a lot of other
places."
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HOMECOMING 78
Ethnic Booths
1. Buy hand-made crafts from different
ethnic groups.
2. Learn about your heritage.
3. Visit with people about their lifestyles.
4. Sample traditional cooking from
different ethnic life styles.
Pork Barbecue
1O.30-1O0 Love Library Link
Get a pork sandwich, potato chips, and
a coke or coffee topped off with your
choice of ethnic dessert.
$L75
Tickets sold at the Union Saturday Morning
Entertainment
(Union Plaza)
930-1000 Omaha Irish Ceili Band
1Q00-1O30 Irish Folk Dancers
1030-1100 Wilber Polka Band
1100-1130 Tac-Kwon-Do Club
1130-1200 UNL Scarlet &
Cream Singers
1200-1230 OTMeil Irish Dancers
1230-100 Fa-American Dancers
Sponsored by AUHC
(All University Homecoming Committee)
When E.F. Hutton talks,
people listen.
E.F. Hutton offers Lincoln Investors:
LltlM and OTC Stocks
Corporate and Municipal Bonds
Tai Eitmpt Funds
tax-deferred Annuities
Tai sheltered Investments
Nw and Secondary Offerings
Money Management Counsel
LMcd Options
Insurance
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he Hobbit
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Presented by
The Hutsah Puppet Theatre
Live on Stage for
Tolkein enthusiasts . . .
Not just another
puppet show ! ! ! !
It's an experience
in Middle Earth ! ! ! ! !
Adapted and Directed
by Rusty Steiger
Pioneer in this exciting art form
which is gaining more and more
recognition internationally, as
well as in the United States
in the Union Ballroorr October 19, 1978 at 8 pm
Sponsored by UPC
$150 student $2.00 general
Tickets on sale beginning today in the Nebraska Union
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Wrap yourself in expressive clothing from Jason'
14th and "P" Streets
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