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A synthetic fuels expert, a university president and a
network television producer are among nine UNL alumni
who will return to campus for Masters Week, Oct. 29-Nov.
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Masters Week is an annual event designed to give stu
dents and faculty an opportunity to meet and talk with
distinguished alumni. Masters Week is sponsored by the
Innocents Society and Mortar Board, in cooperation with
the Chancellor's Office and Student Alumni Board.
Activities planned for Masters Week include a 4 pjn.
press conference at the Nebraska Center for Continuing
Education, a reception at the Alumni Center Oct. 29, and
a Chancellor's luncheon at the Nebraska Union Nov. 1.
This year's Masters include:
Forrest L. Poska, vice president of Phillips Coal Co.
and representative on the Synthetic Fuels Committee of
the U.S. National Committee of the World Energy
Congress and the American Petroleum Institute.
Gail Fullerton, president of San Jose State University,
was a member of the UNL Department of Sociology in
1963.
Don Critchfield, television news producer from Miami.
His most recent assignment was coverage of the Demo-
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cratic National Convention in New York. He has worked
in 10 countries including coverage of the Panama Canal
Treaty negotiations, the Nicaraguan civil war and Israeli
Prime Minister Bcgin's 1979 visit to Egypt.
Ruth Anderson, manager of the Gamma Spcctometry
Facility at the Lawrence Livcrmore National Laboratory,
Livermore, Calif. She has authored several articles on
running and holds records for long distance running.
John Savage, vice president of the Leo A. Daly Archi
tectural Co. Savage was recently honored by the Nebraska
Society of Architects.
Dick Davis, manager of general administration for
Northern Plains Natural Gas Co. of Omaha. Davis is a
former professional football player.
Donald Novotny , division director of grain and feed for
the foreign agricultural service with the VS. Department
of Agriculture.
Paul C. Schorr III, president of Commonwealth
Electric Co. of Lincoln .
Ales J. Cochrane, president and chief executive officer
of Hovland-Swanson-Cochrane.
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Do you feel out of sync
with your younger class
mates? If so, come meet
others with similar needs,
today from 11:30 to 1 pjn.
in the Nebraska Union Har
vest Room.
The Student Y is spon
soring a readers' theater to
day at 1 pjn. in Nebraska
Union 117.
The Inter-Varsity Chris
tian Fellowship group will
meet tonight at 7 in the Ne
braska Union. The
will be posted.
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Girls, don't walk alone at
night, call for a Beta escort
at 435-3253.
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The UNL Chess Club will
meet Monday at 6:30 in the
Nebraska Union. The room
will be posted.
Positions 'are open for
the Recreation Advisory
Board. Apply in room 115
in the Nebraska Union.
Deadline is Monday, Oct. 6.
There will be a pre-phys-ical
therapy meeting next
Tuesday at 7 pjn. in the
Nebraska Union. The room
number will be posted.
Attendance is important
elections will be held.
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The Progressive Student
Union will meet Monday at
7 pjn. in the Nebraska
Union. The room number
will be posted.
There will be a meeting
of the Latter-Day Saint Stu
dent Association on Tues
day at 7 pjn. at 1630 "Q"
Street.
Angel Flight will hold its
weekly meeting on Tuesday
evening at 7 on the second
floor of the Military and
Naval Science Building.
Jazzercize classes are
every Tuesday and Thurs
day nights from 5 to 6 in
Mabel Lee Hall. Membership
is open to all: $9 for Stu
dent Y members; $J2 for
non-members.