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in the Big Eight surpassing Colorado
which was at the top last year.
Cuca said that the increase would "price
people out of the educational market if
costs continue to rise.
"Gentlemen, where is it going to ejid?"
he asked.
Raun willing
However, Regent Robert Raun from
Minden said he was willing to pay a tuition
increase for his three children attending
UNL.
"As" a farmer everything I buy has gone
up. I'm in favor of the hike. We'll raise the
money and then economize," he said.
Richard Kennedy, student regent from
the University of Nebraska Medical
Center said he also supported the tuition
increase.
"If you cut the budget, you cut
specialties. We have to keep good person
nel at our university and only by retaining
them can We pull in nationally rated pro
fessors," he said.
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She said she will require the meeting to be recorded on
tape. She said a previous meeting with NU President
Ronald Roskens was reported wrong because no one had
recorded what was said.
Davidson said she will be happy to meet with university
officials as long as some of her requirements are met.
Davidson said she would not attend a meeting with the
administration on one side and she on the other.
If there is any evidence contrary to her change Davidson
said she would be glad to hear it.
"If there is any evidence contrary to her charges,
hear it," she said.
According to Davidson no one has yet asked Dobson to
come up with hard proof to defend himself.
"No one has yet asked Dobson for solid proof, and to me
it is so logical and simple," she said.
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scholarships
awarded to 12
Twelve University of Nebraska-Lincoln
students
from Fremont have been
awarded Gustaf L. Cobb
Scholarships.
Recipients of $800 schol
arships were Thomas Lans
worth and Peter Wegman,
both Law College students.
Recipients of $650 schol
arships were Timothy
Brown, Kory Nelson, Ken
neth Chleborad, David Fur
stenau, Scott Havekost,
Robert Michaud, Paul Stef
fensmeier, Patrict Peters,
Robert Lannin and Michael
Walla.
A national
survey
Among the 169 public
universities reporting, Ohio
State ranked first, with
$5,626,651 in gifts, follow
ed by Michigan, Michigan
State, Wisconsin, Minne
sota, Washington, Cali
fornia at Berkeley, Ball
State and Nebraska. Of the
nation's 887 colleges or
universities, both private
and public, the NU Found
ation ranked 28th.
The survey was conduct
ed vby the Council ipr Fi
nancial Aid to Education.
Two hundred dollar
scholarships provided by
the Beach-Byer Charitable
Trust Fund have been a
warded 24 University of
Nebraska-Lincoln students.
Recipients are:
Allen - Lori L. Von Min
den. Arapahoe - Jane Vanars
dale. Ashland Samuel E.
Smith.
Bradshaw - Bradley
Stuhr.
Callaway - Karen L. Ax
tell. Clay Center - Patrick
Sullivan.
Israeli Doctor
to speak Friday
Lilly Tell, Director of
Audiology in Israel's Had
assah Hospital in Jerus
alem, will speak at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Friday, August 3.
Dr. Tell, internationally
known Pediatric Audio
logist, will discuss proced
ures for early diagnosis of
Deafness in young infants.
Her lecture will be in
Rooom 313 of the Barkley
Memorial Center at 10 a.m.
The lecture will be open
to the public without
charge.
Fremont - Gall Stork.
Imperial - Ruth Langen
feld. Leigh - Audrey Went.
Lincoln - Brian Beezley,
Christina Carlson, Brian
Fanders, Nancee Shannon.
Martell Jaap Langen
berg. Millard - Gregory Stoner.
Omaha David W. Clark,
Karen D. Donnelly, Ter
rence Hopkins, Therese La
Ordix, Cynthia Retelsdorf,
Douglas A. Stein.
Randolph - Julie Arens.
Syracuse - Paul M. Moss.
Wausa Lisa K. Main
quist. Bryan, Texas - Tony L.
Bishop.
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