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Thursday, June 28
Childrens Repertory Theater production of "The Wind
up War." 1 p.ra. on the Uwn south of the College of
Business Administration.
Brown Bag Lecture: Peter Levitov, Coordinator of In
ternational 'Educational Services. Speaking on: Adjust
ment of Foreign Students to Higher Education in the
United States.
Piano Recital: Harvey Hinshaw, 8 p.m. Westbrook Music
Building, 11th and R Streets.
Sheldon Film Theater: "Images," showing through Sun
day. Screenings are at 7 and 9 p.m. with Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. Admission is $2,501
Final date for submitting masters theses (at least one
week before oral exams) for eight-week and first sessions.
.Friday, June 29
Nebraska Repertory Theater: "Take Me Along," based
on the play "Ah, Wilderness!" by Eugene O'Neill. 8 p.m. at
the Howell Theater. Tickets are $4.50 each.
Children's Theater: "Ichabod," 1 p.m., College of
Business Adminstration Lawn, 11th and R Streets.
Saturday, June 80
Nebraska Repertory Theater: "Take Me Along," 8 p.m.,
Howell Theatre, 12th and R Streets. Tickets are $4.50
each.
Sunday, July 1
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery: Drawings by Harriet
Derrever, Sculpture by Ernest Trova, Ceramics by
Margaret Furlong. Hours: Sunday 2 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday 10
a.m. to 10 p.m.; Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sheldon Gallery and Sculpture Garden 12th and R
Streets.
University of Nebraska State Museum: Featuring Audio
Tours, Hall of Elephants, Hall of Nebraska Wildlife, HaU of
Man, Behlen Hall of Time and Space and Health Science
Galleries. Hours: Sunday 1:30 to 5 p.m.; Monday through
Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. University of Nebraska State
Museum, 14th and U Streets.
Tuesday, July 3
New Exhibitions: Paintings by Chad Keel, Earthprints
by Don Cunningham and David Williams.
Thursday, July 5
Brown Bag Lecture: W.W. Swepston, President of Lin
coln Life and Casualty Company. Speaking on: "We minus
I equals success: Sold Out, Hold Out, Drop Out, and All
Out." 12 noon in the Nebraska Union Main Lounge. '
First session
enrollment
below 1978's
First session enrollment
in the 1979 summer ses
sions at UNL is down 190
students from last year's
first session enrollment.
Because of Increased
enrollment in both the
three-week pre-session and
eight-week session,
however, enrollment in the
overall 1979 summer school
remains nearly 60 students
ahead of last year.
Enrollment in the first
five-week session totaled
6,332 students, compared to
6,582 in the first session
last year. Undergraduate
enrollment in the first ses
sion this year is 3337
students, 23 less than last
year, and graduate enroll
ment decreased by 129
students to 271 students
in the first five-week sea
sion this year.
EnrcHment ia courses of
fered by the Division of
Continuing Studies
deeretssd by S3 ttcdssts ia
18791 first sessisa to a
total of 1C3, and ,118
students studying for pro
fessional drees ia d?a
tistry tad law 2s tijbt less
tfcaa a year tea. kv
Total ezrclistri tst tit
1979 tmstr atssisas thus
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