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The median salary for deans of colleges
of arts and sciences was $34,008. UNL
Arts and Sciences Dean Max Larscn makes
$43,100 a year, while his counterpart at
the University of Oklahoma earns $46,000,
The dean at Missouri makes $52,500; at
Kansas, $47,300; at Kansas State, $46,020;
at Colorado, $48,500. The dean of Scl
ences and Humanities at Iowa State is paid
$51,200.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
reported that the median salary for athletic
directors is $26,364, compared to Bob
Devaney's $45,700.
However, Oklahoma's athletic director
is paid $38,300. The, Kansas State atheletlc
director gets $45060. The same job pays
$43 JOOO at Colorado. Missouri's athletic
director Is paid $42,000 and the job pays
$41,000 at Iowa State.
The national median for an executive
vice president at a university system is
$37,290, NU Executive Vice President for
Administration William Erskine is paid
$39,600. His counterpart at Missouri is
paid $56,200. At Kansas State, the vice
president Is paid $51,960. The job pays
$45,000 at Colorado, and at Kansas,
$47,818.
UNL affirmative action officer Bradley
Munn was the only administrator whose
salary was betow the national median.
stall staff
The UPC Culture Center will meet
Thursday at 3:30 pjm, in the Culture Center.
The Campus Red Cross will meet
Thursday at 6 p. m. in the Union. Room
number will be posted.
The Progressive Student Union will pre
snet a forum on women at 7 pjn. in the
Union. Room number will be posted.
Gary Ackers, professor of Johns Hop.
kins University, will speak on "Thermo,
dynamic Constraints and the Mechanism of
Cooperativity in Human Hemoglobin" Fri
day at 3:30 p.m. In Hamilton Hall 122.
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The Association for Computing Ma
chines will meet Friday at 8:30 pjn at
1921 "C" Street.
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8:30 ajn.-Career Plan,
ning and Placement, Inter
. view Film, Room 232
9 ajn.-Noon-Student
Affairs Staff Meeting, Geor
gian Suite B
10:30 aan.-Career Plan
ning & Placement Interview
Film, Room 232
11 a.m,-AStfN Govern
ment Liaison Committee,
News Conference, Regency
Suite A
Noon-Latin American
Student Association Film,
Main Lounge
24 pjm.-Student Affairs
Mentoring Project, Georgian
Suite A
24 pjn.-Nebraska
Union Planning Committee,
Room 216
5:30-7 pjn.-UPC City
Talks & Topics, Georgian
Suite B
5:30-7:30 pw.-Phi Mu
Alpha Suifonia, Harvest
RoomC
.67i30 pm-TCampus
Red Cross, Georgian Suite A
6- 7:30 pjn.-Council of
American Indian Students,
Regency Suite B
6 pjm .-Christian Science
Organization, Room 232
7- 8:30 pjn.-Belta Alpha
Psi, Regency Suite A
7-9 p.m.-Christian Sci
ence Counselor, Room 225
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7-9 pjn .-Progressive
Student Union, Room 402
7:30-9 pjn.-NUPIRG,
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