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Rodeo team
gallops to
second spot
UNL's men's and
women's rodeo teams
took second place Sun
day at the 23rd Annual
NU Intercollegiate
Rodeo.
UNL's Marshall Juma
came in second in the
all-around competition
and teammate Billy
O'Connor placed second.
Juma also received the
Bart Daly Memorial
Award. Daly competed
on the UNL rodeo team
before he died in an auto
accident last summer. His
parents presnted a belt
buckle to Juma, who had
the highest UNL point
total. Juma placed first
in bull riding, and tied
for third in bareback
riding.
Other events UNL stu
dents placed in are:
-Calf roping:
O'Connor, first; Paul
Cleveland, tied for
fourth.
-Team roping: Russ
Heskett, first; O'Connor,
second; Pat Johnson and
O'Connor, fourth.
-Barrell racing: Diane
Weigel, first; Sheila
DeGross, fourth.
-Breakaway roping:
Gigi Landes, the 1981
rodeo queen, first.
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Cliff Pilkington rides Baby Brother during UNL's rodeo Sunday.
Photo by Jon Natvig
Ballots indicate majority favor center
By Betsy Miller
A majority of the UNL students voting in last month's
ASUN election favor the construction of a new multi
purpose recreation center on campus, according to the
UNL coordinator of intramurals.
The coordinator, Stan Campbell, said 76 percent
of the students voting said yes when asked if they favored
building the recreation center.
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On a question asking if students agreed with raising
student fees to pay for the center, Campbell said 61 per
cent of the voters said yes.
The results of three more questions still are being
tabulated by members of the UNL recreation department,
Campbell said.
"We were not informed that we had to count ballots
until just before spring break," he said. This accounts
for the slowness of results from the recreation survey
part of the ballot, Campbell said.
The Central Planning Committee must meet to approve
the recreation center as a building project and choose
a site for it.
Campbell said the recreation department has suggested
Mabel Lee Field, the parking lots north of the Nebraska
Union and intramural fields near Harper-Schramm-Smith
and Abel-Sandoz building complexes as sites for the new
center.
He also mentioned that the site of the Men's Physical
Education Building could be used if that structure were
torn down.
The recreation department also is conducting a survey
of 1,000 students to ask them what they think of the
university's indoor, outdoor, open and intramural pro
grams, Campbell said.
"We think it's a good idea to let students have the op
portunity to evaluate programs we're operating," Camp
bell said.
The survey was distributed at random and should
be completed within a month, he said.
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