Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, April 7, 1982
page 6
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r.moic Week 1085 will heein Anril 12 at 6 P.m., with
a Greek Sing on the Centennial Mall, according to Kris
Saalfeld, who co-chairs the week with Greg McCormick.
During the evening, houses will participate in a singing
competition, and presidents of houses, the Intcrfratcrnity
Council and Panhallenic executives will don bibs in prep
aration for a dessert-eating contest.
Saalfeld said the week's theme is "Celebrating Over
100 Years of Tradition at UNL." It will continue with a
blood drive for the Red Cross April 13 through 15, from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Also April 15 will be an awards banquet
at 5:30 pjn. in the National Bank of Commerce building.
Gov. Charles Thone will speak, and an invitation is requi
red for admittance, Saalfeld said.
Twelve acts will compete in the Greek Talent Show
April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Nebraska Union Ballroom.
Admission is S2 in advance, and $2.50 the day of the
show.
c.rppk Humes beein Aoril 17 at 8 a.m. with a 6 mb
Greek Run starting at the East Union. Profits from the
games will be donated to the proposed Recreation Center,
Saalfeld said. Other games include pyramid building,
tug of war, chariot races and a four-legged race schedul
ed for 1 to 4 p.m. at Mabel Lee Field.
The week, sponsored by Coco-Cola, ends April 18 with
a barbecue in Pi Beta Phi Park at 5:30 p.m. Beginning at
7 pjn., a street dance will be on S Street and 1. 1 it and Run
play from 9 to 1 1 pjn. The dance will be in the Coliseum
if it rains.
There will be a banner competition between houses
promoting Greek Week. Each house should have banners
up by April 12, Saalfeld said.
Saalfeld said the purpose of Greek Week is two-fold.
"One purpose is to promote Greek unity as a whole,
not among individual houses. Two is to show our UNL
campus and the community how the Greek system can
work for the betterment of the entire campus.'"
Wedekind hears colleges' innovations
ASUN Senate President Dan Wedekind and Second
Vice President Bob Fitzgerald shared information with
representatives from other campuses at the fourth confer
ence of the American Association of University Students
in Philadelphia March 31 through April 3.
"It was good to hear some updated information,"
Wedekind said. "It's very helpful to find out what other
universities are doing."
Wedekind said the organization is designed to include
all major research institutions in the United States. About
50 universities sent more than 300 representatives to the
University of Pennsylvania conference, according to the
AAUS news release.
This year's AAUS conference focused on the Rea
gan budget cuts, sexual intolerance and improving fac
ulty-student interaction. Various member institutions
brought information about their innovations to the
workshops.
Wedekind said financial aid cuts were a major concern
at the conference.
"What I was interested in was how other states are
looking at ways to fund financial aid," he said. "There
was some indication that the states have got to take the
place of the federal government."
Wedekind said much of his and Fitzgerald's time was
spent away from the workshops in planning a more devel
oped AAUS program and organizing future conferences.
"I feel very excited about the potential that this con
ference has," he said. "This is a whole new approach to
bringing information about what's going on."
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Husker Jog-A-Thon
at Ed Weir Track
Saturday, April 24
8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Watch for details in
tomorrow's paper
SHUFFLEBOARD
TOURNAMENT "
The Intramural festival will be held on Friday. April 16. Shuffleboard Tournament starts April 12, Finals April 25
and Saturday, April 17 in Emerald, Nebraska.
Competition will be held for the following events:
o Separate men's and women's one-pitch softbail
o Co-rec 3-on-3 volleyball
o Co-rec barrel race "
o Co-rec frisbee distance throw
o Co-rec water balloon toss
'Weather permitting, events will take place on the
CatherPound and 19th & Vine intramural fields.
Entries and rules are available at the Recreation Office
or call 472-3467.
Coors has donated awards for the winning teams
in each event.
Doubles Only - at least one UNL student must be on
the team.
Sign Up At:
o Brass Rail
o Waterhole
o Sandy's
o Horsefeather's
First, second, and third place winners, plus one wild card
will play in the team inter-bar competition for an overall
campus-wide champion.
No entry fees, and standard shuffleboard rules will be used.
Coors will present prizes to the five bar winners and to
the inter-bar champions in Emerald on April 25.
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