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Summer evening course UNL flag, dance corp
General registration for summer evening courses at the
University of Ntbra&ka-Lincoln is open now.
Register for either first or second summer session at
51 1 Nebraska Hall, 901 North 17th St. Registration
hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., including the lunch
hour. First session registration closes on Friday, June 6,
at 4:30 p.m. and second summer session on Friday, July
11, at 4:30 p.m.
The evening courses are regular UNL courses offered
through the Division of Continuing Studies. Accounting,
art, English, economics, history and math are among the
subjects available this summer.
First session classes will be held from June 9-July 10
and second session classes from July 14-August 14.
Courses can be taken to fulfill college degree require
ments or for personal growth.
For more information and a listing of classes, call 472
1924. A Summer Film Festival will be presented by the
UNL Division of Continuing Studies Instructional Media
Center each Wednesday beginning June 11 at the Ne
braska Union from 12 to 1:30 p.m.
The festival will feature a special film program de
signed to provide a variety of interesting visual materials
and selected short and humorous films from the early
movies industry.
The program on June 11 will feature "Mideast: Land
and People,'' which explores thedands, peoples and life
styles of the Middle East, and "The Monkey's Paw," a
classic horror story. "Busy Bodies" with Laurel and
Hardy, and "Hardware Wars," a parody of the epic "Star
Wars," will also be shown.
There is no admission charge.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Flag and Dance Corps
auditions will be held for incoming freshmen women from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, June 7, in Room 123, est
brook Music Building.
The Flag and Dance Corps function as an auxiliary
unit of the Comhusker Marching Band, according to
Rose Johnson, UNL Band secretary.
"Members of the Flag and Dance Corps perform ever
ywhere the band does," Johnson said, adding the women
receive free admission to home UNL football games and
will also travel free of charge this year to the KU game
and possibly a bowl game over Christmas vacation.
"Women trying out for the corps must wear tennis
shoes and shorts," Johnson said. "Lunch will be their ex
pense. "Students who are selected to be members of the corps
must be dedicated," she said, noting daily practices are
scheduled.
"No previous experience is necessary since marching,
flag and dance routines will be taught."
Costumes will be furnished to new corps members.
Johnson said, how ever, they will need to purchase their
own boots.
While the auditions are primarily for incoming fresh
men, Johnson suggested that returning students unaware
of an earlier audition may make arrangements for the
tryout.
More information about the audition can be obtained
by calling Rose Johnson, 472-2505.
Omaha-Lincoln Service
In an effort to assist summer commuting students
conserve energy and reduce the cost of commuting and
parking, the University is experimenting with a daily bus
service from Omaha to the Lincoln campus during the
first five-week session, June 9 to July 11.
A 45-passenger, air-conditioned, University-owned bus
will leave the east parking lot of Omaha Westside High
School, 87th and Pacific Streets, promptly at 6 ajn. each
morning. The bus will proceed to PapUlion High School,
402 Centennial Road, and depart at 6:20 am. The bus
will arrive at Nebraska Union at approximtely 7:15 am.
in time for 7:30 classes. Parking is free at each high
school. The bus will depart from Lincoln at 1:40 pjn.
from the Nebraska Union on the Lincoln campus.
Bus fare is $15X0 per week or $75.00 for the five-week
session. The daily, seat available rate is $3.25. Passes will
be sold on a first-come, first-serve basis in the Summer
Sessions Office, 106 Teachers College.
This is an experimental commuter service partially
funded through a grant from the North American Associ
ation of Summer Sessions.
Graduation deadline
The deadline for applying for graduation in July
is June 12, according to Shirley Thomsen, assistant
director of records and registration.
National Videodisc Programming Symp
The state of the art of videodisc pro
gramming will be the topic of a national
symposium at the University of Nebrak-sa-Lincoln
this fall.
Leading designers and producers of
videodisc programming in the United
States will be brought together as a
group for the first time to preview video
disc projects and discuss latest disc de
sign and production techniques, research
and development, videodisc applications
for the future.
Sponsoring the syposium are UNL's
Nebraska Videodisc Design and Prod
uction Group and Station KUON-TV of
the Nebraska ETV Network and the Of
fice of Engineering Research, Corpora
tion for Public Broadcasting, in coopera
tion with the UNL Division of Continu
ing Studies.
Brown bag lecture
During the first five-week summer ses
sion, the University Program Council
City Talks and Topics Committee will
present the Brown Bag Lectureship.
Scheduled for noon each Thursday in the
Nebraska Union Mian Lounge, the pro
grams will include brief presentations by
University faculty members or citizens
from the Lincoln community, followed by
informal discussion.
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