daily nebraskan
Wednesday, april 30, 1980
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CLASSICS SERIES
PRESENTS
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FRANK CAPRA, DIRECTOR
JAMES STEWART-JEAN ARTHUR
THURSDAY, MAY 1
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Wherever you're going this summer, UNL
has an independent study course to-go
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Contact the Division of Continuing Stud
ies for help with your educational needs.
Come to 511 Nebraska Hall for education
al counseling or a
free bulletin. Call
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Sweeney; Associate editor: Randy Essex; Managinj editor: Frank
Hassler; Associate news editor: Margaret Stafford; Magazine and
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Features editor: Alice Hrnicek; Layout editor: Denise Andersen;
Entertainment editor: Kim Wilt; Sports editor: Shelley Smith;
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Assistant night news editor: Andre Everett; East campus bureau
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Poficky; Advertising manager: Denise Jordan; Assistant advertising
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FREE LUNCH.
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UNL students get
Vreeland awards
Vreeland Awards for excellence in their creative fields
were presented to UNL students Friday afternoon in
Sheldon Art Gallery.
Art awards of $540 each went to Pairaj Tangsritrakul
of Bangkok, Thailand, Robert Radck of Lincoln and R
Craig Roper of Lincoln. Recipients of $380 English
awards were Elizabeth A. Ban set of Lincoln, Ann Bardens
Iferbener of Lincoln and Judith Sombcrger of Lincoln
Brett Holihan, of Mukwonago, Wis., Christopher Hopkins
of Oriza Vista, Calif., and Mark Bruckner of Lincoln
received $380 music awards.
Tangsritrakul is a Master of Fine Arts candidate
specializing in pottery, ceramics, sculpture, drawing and
painting.
Rader is from Geneva but has lived in Lincoln for 1 1
years. He plans to do graduate work at the University of
Washington at Seattle.
Roper plans to spend some time in New York, Phila
delphia and Albuquerque before considering' post
graduation plans.
Banset is a poet who is doing graduate work in creative
writing. She expects to have a book-length manuscript
ready soon.
Sornberger is also a poet who is studying creative
writing while working in the office of the Dean of Arts
and Sciences at UNL and teaching writing at the Lincoln
Correctional Center.
Herbener also writes poetry and prose, which she is
combining into a book. She is also doing graduate work at
UNL
Bruckner has a double major in musk and English, and
his interests are in writing both literature
and music.
Hopkins, a cellist and conductor with performing
credentials from Lincoln and his native California, is a
graduate student in music composition.
Holihan, a native of Ohio who earned a music history
and theory degree at the University of Wisconsin, is also
studying composition at UNL.
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UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admissions or
employment programs and abides by all federal
regulations pertaining to the same.
The Annual Bedding
Plant Sale will be today and
May 2 from 9 ajn. to 4 p jn.
in the Great Plains Room of
the East Union. Houseplants
vj (sta HUGE sB W I L j
announces
"Kamikaze" Wight
45' shots
Yukon Jack Jack Daniels- Wild Turkey
50' Cans
Tonight - Wed, April 30
and Club T-shirts also will
be sold.
The Latter Day Saint
Student Association will
meet today at noon in the
CAP room of the East
Union.
The Nebraska Masquers
are presenting "Shower
Me With Blessings" today
through May 2 at 8 pjn.
Admission is $50 at Studio
12, 12th & R Streets.
The Gay Rap Group will
meet at 8 pjm., second floor
of Andrews Hall, in the
Lounge.
Summer Reading Courses
registration closes at 5 pm.,
Friday, May 9. Register
from 8 ajn.toS pjm.at the
Division of Continuing
Studies, 511 Nebraska Hall.
Plow Through Finals
with 10 cont Coffee and Tea
(with Student I.D.)
SUNDAY, mflY 4 THROUGH FRIDAY, MAY
AT THE
CITY AND EAST UNIONS.
Extended hows during f inafe week.
Study until 1:00 am.
at the City Union, until midnight
at the East Union.
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