Wednesday, november 14, 1979
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daily nebrasken
Love Hall expects
Female agriculture or home economics majors who
would like to save about half the cost of dormitory living
may want to consider living at Love Memorial Hall on
East Campus.
The hall is in an unusual .situation and has several open
ings this year. There is room for 49 women, with 46 spots
filled, according to Nancy Burkhart, vice president in
charge of duties for the hall. More spaces will become
available during the spring semester when several residents
will move out, she said.
'There are some residents that are teaching assistants
that won't be coming back and several women will be
getting married," Burkhart said. The hall expects to have
about 10 openings for the spring semester she added.
In the past, there has been a waiting list of women
wishing to live in the hall. Wendy Buettow, resident
adviser for the hall, said she thinks the problem is that
people don't know the hall is available.
The hall was built in 1941 with a donation from Don
Love. Love wanted students to earn part of their college
experience by working for it.
That philosophy allows the women to realize a sub
stantial savings compared to other common living arrange
ments. The residents do all of their own housework and.
cooking. .
The residents are divided into groups of six or seven
women and they divide the duties among themselves every
two weeks, Burkhart said.
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There is quite a bit of responsibility involved,
especially with cooking," Burkhart said. "Every two
weeks the women in different groups change duties. One
person will cook, another will clean and some will be
given free time," Burkhart said.
Hall residents are working on getting boarders for next
fall. "It may be kind of late for the spring semester, so ou;
big push will be for next fall, Buettow said. The residents
will try to make high scluol students aware of the hall,
she said. t
The openings in the spring will cause problems, Burk
hart said. There will be problems getting duties done with
out having anyone double up, since the system is designed
for 49 women. "We're just going to have to have the
people here tell others that the opportunity to live here
exists," she said. .
Love Memorial Hall is different from other coop living
arrangements in that all residents are either agriculture or
home economics majors. That helps incoming freshmen to
adjust to college life and it creates a bond between the
residents, Burkhart said.
Requests for P.A.
announcementsscoreboard
messages at home football
games must be typewritten
and submitted to the Office
of University Information,
312 Administration' today.
For additional information
contact Hal Graves at
472-2167.
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The Latter Day Saint
Student Association will
meet at noon today in the
East Union CAP room.
The UNL Accounting
Association will meet at
3:30 pjn. at CBA 3rd floor
lounge.
The UPC Concert Com
mittee will meet at 4 pjn.
in Nebraska Union 221.
Mu Epsilon Nu will meet
at 6 pjn. in Henzlik 203.
Kelly Baker will speak on
teacher liability.
UPC-E will meet at 6
p.m. in the East Union com
mittee room.
The UNL Rodeo Club
will meet at 7 pjn. in the
East Union. Room number
will be posted. Executives
will meet at 6:30 pjn.
The NU Med's will meet
at 7 pjn. in the Nebraska
Union. Room number will
be posted.
Alpha Zeta will meet at
7 pjn. in the East Union.
Kirk Jamison, president of
the Production Credit As
sociation will speak - on
"Careers in Ag Finance."
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The Human Develop
ment and the Family club,
meeting will be at 7 pjn.
in Ruth Leverton Hall Com
mons Room.
The UNL Future
Farmers of America will
meet at 8 pjn. in the East
Union. Room number will
be posted.
The University Health
Center will conduct a free
health screening fair "today
from 9 a.m. to 3 pjn. in
the Nebraska Union
Centennial Room. The fair
will include screening for
diabetes, Rubella and oral
cancer. For the diabetes
screening test, arrive at the
Union VA hours after eating
a heavy- meal including
orange juice, bread, with
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butter and preserves,
potatoes, and a rich dessert;
NO coffee, tea, or gum!
If you have any questions
phone the Health Center
at 472-2102, ext. 268.
The Actuarial Science
club will meet Thursday at
7 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union. . Room number will
be posted.
The New Student Orien
tation application meeting
will be at 7 pjn. in the Ne
braska Union. Room
number will be posted.
The East Campus Gavel
Club will meet at 8:30 pjn.
Thursday in the East Union.
Room number will be
posted.
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8:45 ajn.-5 pjn.
Health Physical Education
& Recreation Conference,
Georgian Suite
9 ajn.-3 pjn.-UHC
Health Awareness Fair, Cen
tennial Room
12 pjn.-Interclub
Council, Pewter Room
12 p jn.-Health, Physical
Education & Recreation,
Regency Suite B
12:30 pjn.-Engineering
College, Heritage Room
1 pjn.-5 pjn.-Health,
Physical Education &
Recreation, Room 216
12:30 p.m.-l:30 pjn.
Intervarsity , Christian
Fellowship, Room 122
3 p jn .-Parking Appeals
Board, Heritage Room
3:30pjn.-4:30pjn.-NU
Student Affairs Committee,
Room 401
4 pjn.-5:30 pjn.-New
Student Orientation, Room
232
4:30 pjn.-5 pjn.-ASUN
Research Grant Committee,
Pewter Room
5 p jn.-6 p jn.-Corncobs,
The Rostrum
5 pjrL-6 pjn .-Tassels,
The Cellar, North
6pjn.-8pjn.-UPCCity,
Pewter Room
7 pjn. - 8:30 pjn.-Phi
Beta Lambda, Georgian
Suite A
6:30 pjn.-7:30 pjn.
ASUN Facilities & Services,
Room 216 , . .
6 pjn.-9 pjn.-Multi
Cultural Affairs Tutoring,
Room 225
7 p.m.-8:30 pjn.-Stu-dent
Education Association,
Regency Suite A v
7 pjn .-8 pjn.-Circle K,
Regency Suite B
