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friday, march 28, 1930
Union Board .
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A reduction in food service operating hours was also
adopted at the meeting. According to Larry Brandt, exec
utive director of the union food services, the Bakery will
cut five hours weekly in its operations closing at 3 pjn
Monday through Friday, instead of 4 p jn.
Terraces, on the East Union Campus, will reduce oper
ations on Saturday by three hours. Presently operating
from 7 ajn. to 6 pm.. Terraces will be closed from 1 pjn.
to 4 pjn. on Saturdays, Brandt said.
The board received a report from secretary Robert
Molinc on the progress of student organization room
assignments in the unions. Moline said that any organiza
tion which desires a room allocation in the unions should
complete an application and return it to 220 Union by
April 11.
Other agenda items for the board included discussing
possible Greyhound Bus weekend service from the union
to Omaha, and tentative union summer hours. Krantz said
both topics are still in the workings and that he hopes to
receive student input on them before the next meeting.
Quinn . . .
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Among those challengers will be Mark Mauer, Bruce
Mathison, Steve Michaelson and Nate Mason.
Quinn said his goal during the spring is to become the
"complete" quarterback and added one of the things he
needs to improve on to accomplish that goal is throwing
deep.
"I am really anxious for spring ball because it's my last
year," Quinn said. "I've been here for five years and it all
starts coming to an end this spring."
The Huskcrs graduate seven offensive starters from last
year's squad that was among the nation's leaders in total
offense. Four out of the five starting offensive linemen,
including All-Big Eight center Kelly Saalfeld, are gone as
well as all three of the starting receivers, Junior Miller,
Tim Smith and Kenny Brown.
But Quinn said the Huskers can replace what was lost.
"Last year, we had to rebuild the offensive line, but we
had some seniors like Dan Steiner that came along and did .
a good job," he said. "The potential is here for that to
happen again. We've also got some good people at the re
ceiver spots as well."
Coming into the 1980 season, the running game
appears to be the Huskers' strong suit. The Huskers return
Heisinari Trophy candidate I-back Jarvis Redwine, full
back Andra Franklin and back-up I-back Craig Johnson.
In 79, that trio of backs combined for over 2,000 yards.
Despite the impressive statistics, Quinn said the Huskers
will try to stay away from being known as a "running
team."
"With the I-formation, the balance between the pass
and run has to be there," Quinn said. "Last year, we got
off-balance at times when we ran the ball well but couldn't
throw, and it hurt our effectiveness. We've got to have
that balance to be effective."
Because of heavy graduation losses, Quinn said think
ing about Penn State and Oklahoma now is a little pre
mature. "I am sure it (the season) is in the back of everyone's
minds, but first we're going to concentrate on having a
good spring," Quinn said. "We need to secure a lot of
positions that are up in the air and concentrate on becom
ing a better team by the end of the spring."
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Ahel students charged in assault
A UNL student was assaulted March 21 because he
gave police information that led to the arrest of
another student, according to Cpl. Ron Lundy of the
UNL police department.
The victim was beaten by three friends of another
student who was accused of falsely activating a fire
alarm in Abel Hall, Lundy said. The victim, Steve
Dudley, sustained minor injuries.
David J. Ridder, 19, of 1 103 Abel Hall, and Donald
N. Ridder, 20, of 1385 S. 35th St,, pleaded innocent
Tuesday to charges of third -degrecr -assault and first
degree criminal trespassing, according to county
attorney John Colburn.
They appeared in Lancaster County Court at 2 pjn.
Tuesday and will appear again at 8:30 a.m. April 7,
Colburn said.
An alleged third participant in the incident, Kurt
Schwartz, 19, of 1131 Abel Hall, appeared at 2 pjn.
Thursday in county court and pleaded innocent to a
charge of first-degree criminal trespassing.
No arraignment date has been set for the student
who was arrested in connection with the activation of
the alarm, said Bernard McGinn, chief deputy county
attorney.
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