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Backpacking, siding planned for spring break
By Barb Bierman to Gannett Peak in the Wyoming Wind
River Range. Cost for the trip, March 22 to
UNL students have seven different April 6, is $175. The limit is eight partici
university sponsored trips to choose from pants, to be led by Mark Ebel.
to spend their free time March 29 through Fof less rugged Flights and study
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sponsoring two trips.
One is a one-credit study tour throudi
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Design Dept. to Chicago.
Christa Jov. assistant
secretary, said the department is sponsor
ing three outdoor activities at different
times during spring break.
A backpacking trip to the Chattah-
ochee National Forest in Georgia will begin Clothing and
March 29 and end April 6. There are still According to
to openings, Hitch said, and me cost is coordinator of COUrse programs, the tour
$220 a person The group also will go will inciude visits to the Merchandise Mart,
houseboatingm the Everglades. cw Art Institute and Frank jjoyd
A Whitewater canoeing trip in the Rio w . . Museum
Grande is filled. Nick Tabett and Bill wr8niMUSCum-
Burmeister will lead 12 canoers on the Mary Ellen Bodman, tour leader, said
Whitewater adventure. the trip will be mainly for juniors and
For experienced backpackers and skiers, seniors in interior design, but if applicable
Hitch said the department is offering a trip to their field, other students may partici-
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pate on a first-come, first-serve basis.
About 25 students from UNL and UNO
expected to go. .
'The purpose of the trip is to acquaint
students with market sources and
showrooms in the Chicago area. I'm a great
believer in field and travel experiences,'
said Bodman.
Ruth Morton from the Division of
Continuing Studies will lead the group.
Cost is $459 and includes air fare, hotel
and bus tour. $260 air fare is available for
those interested in flight-only' space. A
student may travel to visit friends, relatives
or tour on their own, Joy said.
International students may be interested
in taking one of two short trips prepared
Joy said the $256 fee includes tuition, especially for them, said Judy Wendorff of
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and return March 31.
A non-credit tour to San Francisco is
1 offered from March 3 1 to April 5 .
The first trip, organized by IES and
coprdinated with Kenneth Hougland of
Neligh, is a three-day trip to that
community where students will participate
in activities with area families, she said.
"This will be a fairly unstructured tour, Students will visit farms, a feedlot, attend
which will include a three hour orientation , an auction and visit Neligh Mills,
tour of the area and plenty of A second trip, scheduled for April 36,
opportunities to go shopping, visit goes to Colorado where international
museums, wherever the student's interest students will have an opportunity to see
lies," said Joy. . the mountains and go skiing.
April 5-5 -dates" for NCAA
men's gymnastics tiilemeet
By Paul Martin
If you are a gymnastics buff, then
youH want to mark the days April 3-5
on your calendar. And even if you're
not, you may still want to keep those
days in mind.
During that three-day span over
spring break, some of the most talented
amateur gymnasts in the country will be
in Lincoln competing in the NCAA
men's gymnastics championships at the
Bob Devaney Sports Center,
After winning last year's meet at
Baton Rouge, La., Nebraska will have a
chance to repeat as titlists in front of a
home crowd this year.
For much of this year, Nebraska has
been perched atop the National Associ
ation of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches'
ratings. In the latest poll, the Huskers
had the number one and two rated all
arounders: sophomore James Hartung
and freshman Phil Cahoy,
Among top six
Hartung and Cahoy have competed
internationally and are recognized as
two of the top six amateur gymnasts in
the United States.
Hartung, Cahoy and the rest of
Francis Allen's team will not go, un
challenged in their quest for back-to-
back championships.
With Iowa State-the number two
team in the latest ratings-competing in
their region, the Huskers probably will
be hard pressed to win the Midwestern
regional title. The Cyclones have depth
and a top all-around performer, Ron
Galimore.
In the west, UCLA has been among
the top five teams most of this season,
relying on the strength of standout all
arounder, Peter Vidmar. In the NCAA
meet, the Bruins likely will be a force to
be reckoned with.
Perennially strong Louisiana State
will have a chance to show they can't be
forgotten when they meet UNL in a
dual March 2 in Baton Rouge.
Upset
And just three days ago, then num
ber five rated Southern Connecticut
State upset the Cornhuskers in a dual
meet. Perhaps even more surprising than
UNL's loss were Hartung's and Cahoy's
uncharacteristic second and third place
finishes. SCSU's Mario McCutheon won
the all-around with a 58.3, better than
Hartung's 58.05 and Cahoy's 57.85.
With the usually tough teams strong
again and a few newcomers performing
well this season, the 1980 NCAA meet
has the ingredients to be one of the
most exciting ever.
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