thursday, november 12, 1931
d3ily nebraskan
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University rolls out red carpet
Friday will be Red Carpet Day for
about 200 high school students from
Nebraska.
Red Carpet Day is sponsored by the
Student Alumni Association and the
Office of Admissions, according to
Jean Nelson, a junior studying human
development and two year member of
the association.
The students attending Red Carpet
Day are National Merit Scholarship
winners, and other outstanding seniors
who have been recommended by their
high school principals.
The seniors come to UNL for a day
to personally visit deans of colleges
that interest them. The association also
provides time for high school students
to ask questions they have about the
university.
In addition, the association provides
tours of city and east campuses, and the
seniors eat lunch at Selleck Quadrangle.
The Scarlet and Cream singers will
perform for the students.
"We would like to emphasize UNL
to the students as leaders, and bring
them down here," Nelson S3id.
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M,onomy " due University. saiJ Kch
rgybecming more prevalent among
small "farmers.
-In the next few years you'll see more
and more technology at the production
level." he said.
Lechtenberg said a December confer
ence a! t hirdulon the small farmers' use of
computers may draw 1.500 people.
Federal cutbacks may affect the level of
research at universities, Lechtenber said
This would force universities to rely more
on private companies for financing, he said
Gregory said he thought President Ron.
aid Reagan's economic policies will lower
interest rates but, "as high as they are
(now) that's not really too surprising."
He said he thought Reagan's economic
policies can work if they are given time
but, he added Americ3 is an impatient
country. We're trying to correct errors that
were made years ago.
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Alpha Tau Omega Frat
ernity, I433 R. is holding
it's third annual "Week
on the Wagon" until Sun
day. Organizer Tom Hupp,
a senior accounting major,
said that during the course
of the week, ATO members
will abstain from drinking
alcohol.
'We want to help dem
onstrate to students that
there are alternatives to
drinking, and you don't
have to go to the bars to
have fun," Hupp said.
Hupp said the idea was
started three years ago after
the bonfires and destruction
that preceeded Nebraska's
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a bad name by the commun
ity. They probably thought
that all' we did was drink
and run wild like that,"
Hupp said. "We wanted to
show the public that we
were more than that."
Since that time, the idea
has caught on, and Hupp
said each of ATO's 69
members make the week a
personal thing.
"It's a time to reeval
uate our own drinking hab
its." Hupp said.
"And not just for us,
hut tor the people that see
or hear about us doing it.
They will start to wonder
it" they could stop drinking
for a week." he added.
Two sororities. Kappa
Alpha Theta and Delta
Delta Delta are joining the
ATO's this year. With the
sorority commitment, and
ATO's non-resident mem
bers, Hupp estimates that
about 250 to 300 persons
will be participating.
Saturday, a "Dry
Dance," open to the public,
will be held at the Nebras
ka Union, Hupp said. The
Star City Players will enter
tain at the 8 p.m. dance,
and admission will be $f
with proceeds going to a
campus Alcohol Awareness
fund, set up by the ATO's.
The fund is available for
groups to use for alcohol
awareness projects. Hupp
said.
"1 would like to see
this go campus w ide among
all Greeks soon." Hupp
said. i think it would
leave people with a good
impression about the UNL
Greek system."
Schedules due Friday
The deadline for pre -registering for 1982 spring semes
ter classes at UNL is Friday at 5 pan.
Tony Schkade, assistant director of registration and
records, said pre-regist ration will be more important be
cause of the administration's new policy that makes low
enrollment classes subject to cancellation before general
registration begins.
Sunday, Nov. 15th and Monday Nov. 16th )
7:30 p.m. Nebraska Union - Rostrum Room
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