Wednesday, march 18, 1981
daily nebraskan
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Larly registration for next fall has been extended to
April 3. The Drop-Add fee will not increase next fall.
Latter-Day Saints Student Association will have class
today at noon on Last Campus.
The Wildlife Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the East
Union. Room number will be posted.
Health Center Advisory Board will meet today at 4
p.m. in the Nebraska Union. Concerned students are wel
come. There will be a figure drawing session tonight from 7 to
10 in Richards Hall, Room 206. The cost will be approx
imately $10 and all are welcome.
The Glass Onion Cooperative Theater is sponsoring
auditions for Bingsley-On-Sea by Dave Wilson on Thurs
day and Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the YMCA, 1 1th and
P streets.
The Student Y presents "The Myth of the Macho
Male." "Equal Relationships: An Impossible Dream?" will
be discussed tonight at 7 with Mike and Lisa Davis.
Barbara Kerr and Chuck Claiboume. Thursday at 7 p.m.
UNL men will discuss "The Macho Image." These are held
in Nebraska Union, Room 1 17.
Grant received to buy
Spectrometer
A grant of $143,000 from the National Science Foun
dation to buy a sophisticated Spectrometer by the chem
istry department was the largest item of outside support
received by UNL in February.
Other large grants during February included:
-$82, 236 from NSF to Charles L. Wilkins and Mich
ael Gross, chemistry, for Fourier Transform Mass Spect
rometry studies.
-$98, 900 from NSF to Norman Rosenberg and
Sashi Verma, agricultural meteorology and climatology
center, for microclimate studies.
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Do you have a needed class that doesn't fit
into your preregistration puzzle?
An independent study by correspondence
course may be the solution. You tailor it to
fit your schedule by completing coursework
at your place and pace. A wide variety of
college credit courses are available through
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Call Mrs. Molly Cunningham at 472-1933 or
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Early returns from survey indicate
student approval of rec programs
By Kim Hachiya
The UNL recreation department is processing the re
sults of a survey started last Wednesday.
Questionnaires were sent to 984 randomly selected stu
dents to help the department evaluate how its services are
meeting the needs of students, recreation department
Director Dan Steller said.
Early returns indicated students are generally pleased
with recreation department programs.
A computer randomly chose 194 Greeks, 478 residence
hall students and 312 off-campus residents to participate
in the survey. Steller said more surveys were sent to resi
dence hall students because they participate in more pro
grams than other students, according to results of a survey
taken three years ago.
The questionnaire asks students to rate the level of
their satisfaction with intramurals, open gyms and courts,
outdoor recreation, equipment rentals, recreational class
es, hunting and fishing licenses and World of Fun tickets.
Other questions ask students to rate their level of
awareness of department offerings and the importance
they attach to department programs.
A fourth question asks students to evaluate the fair
ness of recreation department policies on intramurals,
equipment rentals and off-campus trips.
Students are asked whether they agree the depart
ment and its services are an asset to UNL.
Steller said two important questions concern whether
students feel the department offerings are adequate and
whether the indoor recreational facilities are adequate.
Steller said the survey divides respondents by sex, liv
ing quarters and class standing so they can be tabulated
more easily.
About 30 percent of the questionnaires have been re
turned which Steller said is remarkable since they have
been out about a week.
Although the returns are sketchy, Steller said, some
trends are developing.
"Just looking offhand, we find most students think
we're doing too much or about right in the area of what
we offer and how diverse they are," he said. "The major
ity feel that the rec facilities are pretty important to very
important here at UNL
"Most people also feel that we don't have enough in
door facilities."
Steller said the department is hoping to verify the re
sults of the ASUN Fund B vote from the elections two
weeks ago with this survey. But he said the main purpose
is to get some idea of students' satisfaction with the
department.
He said the results could be helpful in developing the
proposed recreational center.
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