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Correction
BOOG POWELL (Former American
Baseball Great): Koichi here has
been giving me a new angle on
baseball. It seems the game s a
little different in Japan
KOICHI NUMAZAWA (Former
Japanese Baseball Great):
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BOOG: That's right The field is
smaller over there.
KOICHI: ri i;, xa-K'IA
ts. B A 7 im I - to it : T T J:
BOOG: Well, now that you men
tioned it. I guess you guys are
kinda smaller. Does that mean
you drink Lite Beer cause it s less
filling?
KOICHI: l-, JiiaibKf
BOOG: Tastes great7 That's why I
drink it. too1 1 guess we have a lot
more in common than I thought
KOICHI: 7ilJ ! tiXt, 0
BOOG: Me7 I'm too big to play on
a Japanese team
KOICHI: tUXt J:,
BOOG: Shortstop71 Very funny
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Ti.- rv:i MKrictr:in Tlitirsdav incorrectlv renorted
that Jim Keck, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, sup.
ports Ronald Reagan's proposals to cut student financial
aid. Keck said he does not favor Reagan's proposed cuts.
Also a reporter was misinformed about which groups
favorcd'the formation of a UNL chapter of Omicron Del
ta Kappa. Suzanne Brown, assistant to the vice chancellor
of student affairs, said Panhcllcnic and Interfraternity
Council do not favor a UNL chapter.
Research on frying oils
done in residence halls
Residence halls at UNL have been cooperating in a
study of various frying oils used to prepare foods, accord
ing to A.P. Handel, assistant professor in the Department
of Food Science and Technology.
Residence halls are a good site to conduct an evalua
tion of frying oils, because the halls use about 6,000 gal
lons or $25,000 worth of frying oils every year, Handel
said.
"The oils are tested under actual use, using the regu
lar menu items that are served the students," he said.
Gold medalist
says respect
of self needed
Native Americans need
to realize their purpose, said
Billy Mills, an Oglala Sioux
and Olympic gold medalist
Wednesday night in the Ne
braska Union. Mills spoke
at the beginning ceremonies
of the first annual Nebraska
Native American Student
Congress, which ends Sun
day. A basic philosophy for
Native Americans is impor
tant in realizing that pur
pose, Mills said. A positive
mental attitude also is need
ed, he said.
"How you feel about
yourself determines how
you will communicate with
other people," Mills said.
"Without a positive mental
attitude, we will suffer
grave consequences.'"
It also is important to set
goals, Mills said. As an ex
ample, he mentioned
George Young, who compe
ted in the steeplechase in
the 1958 Olympics. Young's
noal was to place in the
competition, Mills said. He
failed to do that by 0.2
seconds. Young returned to
the games and ran his fast
est time -ever, but was un
able to place again. After
this loss. Young quit for a
while, but later returned to
capture a bronze medal,
Mills said.
In attempting to achieve
a goal obstacles will always
arise, Mills said.
"Quitting is a human re
sponse; however, one must
work through it," he said.
"If you are rejected, you are
bound to crumble. How
ever, with support from the
family, the school or the
church, one can surmount
this problem."
Native Americans also
need to accept defeat with
dignity, Mills said. Ron
Clarke was able to do this.
Clarke was expected to win
the race in which Mills re
ceived his gold medal. But
Clarke came in third. Some
people thought Clarke had
failed, Mills said, but he
went on to break 12 world
records.
Finally, Mills said, people
need people.
"If you reach out and
touch someone, it is more
gratifying if someone reach
es back," he said.
"We have to have indi
vidual strength, because at
times even people in your
family do not believe in
you. In order to win in all
aspects of life. Native Amer
icans must identify who
they are."
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