Friday, August 27, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
Page 7
Stars seen this September
at Hyde Observatory
During September, the Lincoln public
is invited to see the stars at the Hyde Me
morial Observatory located on the south
road of Holmes Park.
The observatory will be open each Sat
urday night from sunset until 1 1 p jn. to
view objects through three telescopes and
to see the "Saturn" and "Summer Con
stellations" slide programs with taped
narrations. No admission will be charged.
Objects to be viewed through the tele
scopes include a double star, Beta Cygni,
Correction
Credit lines carried on The Acreage picture page in
Thursday's Daily Nebraskan were incorrect. The story was
written by Marcia Warkentin and photographs taken by
Craig Andresen.
East Campus dance
to feature Footloose
Capping off this week's events designed to welcome
students back to UNL will be a dance this evening at
East Campus.
Footloose will be the band at the dance, to be held
in the East Union. It is free and open to all students.
Footloose will play from 9 p.m. until midnight. The
activity is sponsored by UPC-East.
a global star cluster, the Blinking Eye
Nebula and the Dumbell Nebula.
The gathering of Mars, Jupiter, and
Saturn, which has fit into a 35 degree angle
for the past nine months, is breaking up.
After Saturn disappears later this month,
all three planets will not be seen simul
taniously until Jan. 1, 1984.
Groups are encouraged to arrange for
special presentations on days other than
Saturdays by calling 474-6147. For general
information concerning Hyde Observatory
programs and astronomy events, call
489-0764.
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Can vou oicture vourself
swinging down a cliff? Or
shooting the rapids? Or
crossing a river using only
a rope and your own two
hands?
You'll have a chance
to do all this and more in
Army ROTC.
Adventure training like
this helps you develop
many of the qualities you'll
neea as an Army officer.
Qualities like self
confidence. Stamina. And
the ability to perform
under pressure.
If you'd like to find out
more, make a date to see
your Army ROTC Professor
of Military Science.
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FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION CALL
MAJOR JIM THOMAS
at 472-2468
Please sign up for one of the following:
Cell Course Course Course Days of
No. Title No. Hours Time Week
K30 Role of Military in Society MSI 11 1 10:30-11:20 Monday
1031 Role of Military in Society MSI 11 1 14:30-15:20 Monday
1032 Role of Military in Society MSI 11 1 10:30-11:20 Wednesday
1033 Role of Military in Society MSI 11 1 14:3015:20 Wednesday
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and, sign up for the accompanying Lab:
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