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The following is a list of fraternity
pledges for the fall semester. A list of
sorority pledges ran yesterday.
Acacid
David S. Anderson, Lyons; Larry A.
Apel, Jr., Lincoln; David Edward Bouska,
Stuart; Gary Edgar Brollier, Bellevue;
Randy Scot Bulow, Grand Island; David
Joseph Cox, Omaha; Jeremy S. Dillon,
Omaha; Thomas Erickson, Omaha; Carl
Jeff Fishback, Omaha; Gregory J. Gil
feather, Lincoln; Joseph W. Hajek, Omaha;
Layne Corwyn Hansen, Lincoln; John
Edward Heuermann, Phillips, Ronald Vern
Jelinek, Grand Island; Steve Warren Kelly
II, Atkinson; Jeffery Lynn Korbelik,
Lincoln; Kelly J. Kuchta, Hartington;
Daniel Joseph Longacre, Bellevue; Vance
Arthur Mehrens, Lincoln; Thomas Eugene
McDowell, Hastings; James Lavern Sla
vik, Omaha; Brian Dean Willits, Bloom-field.
Ag Men
Michael Gene Becker, Walthill; Bruce
Lydell Eberle, Sumner; Alan Bradley
Forster, Smithfield; Kirk Douglas Fried
rich, Plainview; Kirk Dean Glandt, Battle
Creek; Dallas J. Hansen, Carroll; Alan
Lee Heuermann, Phillips; Douglas L.
Johnson, Gothenberg; Kevin Kenny, Plain
view; Joseph Lee Killinger, Walbach;
Dallas T. Kime, Nenzel; Kevin Dean
Mackeprang, Bloomfield; David Wayne
Nielson, Lincoln; Dennis Allen Pentz,
Lexington; Perry Kip Preusker, Battle
Creek; Mark A. Robinson, Bertrand; Greg
ory Stephen Scellin, Blue Hill; Timothy
Owen Schellpeper, Stanton; Bradley C.
Schepler, Wilcox; Jay Hartzel Snethen,
Humbolt; Alan D. Stander, Weeping
Water; Bryan Albert Starr, Mullen; Mark
Scott Suehl, Pilger; Donald Jay Thrail
kill, Emerson; Wayne S. Werkmeister,
Brunswick; Mark J. Wilke, Columbus.
Alpha Gamma Rho
Phillip John Askey, Trumbull; Craig
Oliver Behnken, Shelton; Todd Wayne
Bridgman, Fremont; Thomas Richard
Briggs, Seward; Brian Eugene Brown,
Archer; Kent A. Carder, St. Edward;
Darrell Douglas Conner, Ord; David Allen
Creeven, Wymore; James D. Gatscall,
Atkinson; Joel Thomas Grams, Upland;
Steve J. Herbig, Central City; Kevin George
Himmelberg, Lawrence. Brian Alan Holen,
Smithfield; James Keith King, Kearney;
James Jeffery Langemeir, Mead; Bradley
S. Mason, Omaha; John Ross McKeever,
Wymore; Kirk Darren Olson, Hershey;
Joel Dean Rainforth, Wood River; Brent
Allen Seil, Gothenberg; Matthew Scott
Stokebrand, Dewitt; Carey Lee Story,
Kimball; Daniel Gene Van Pelt, Archer;
Mark Patrick Vrtiska, Beatrice; Kip Merline
Weber, Albion; Mitchell P. Williams, Morse
Bluffs.
Aloha Gamma Sigma
John Baum, Tecumseh; Brad Benson,
Ong; Timothy Borer, Atkinson; Curtis
Brennfoerder, Edgar; Clair Christiancy,
Ohiowa; Tom Harman, Nickerson; Brian
Heimer, Shelby; Ryne Hobbs, Ewing;
Mark Hysell, Atkinson; Gregory Johnson,
Craig; Gerard Keating, Atkinson; Stewart
Manson, Craig; Kurt Muller, Gibbon;
Paul 0 'Brian, Grafton; John Oberheide,
Red Cloud; Kelly Roberts, Atkinson;
Gregory Smith, Atlantic, Iowa; Timothy
Thurin, Geneva; William Weaver, Platts
mouth; Matthew Woodward, Guide Rock.
Alpha Tau Omega
Thomas Baulisch, Gretna; Michael Bern
stein, Omaha; David Bowen, Firth; Thomas
Bowen, Firth; Thomas Budler, North
Platte; William Carr, Lincoln; Ray Eveleth,
South Sioux City; Harlan Fangmeyer,
Geneva; Brad Glaska, McCook; John
Heinzman, Omaha; John Jewett, Lincoln;
Barrett Klemm, North Piatt; Bradley Liley,
South Sioux City; Todd Menghini, Osh
kosh; Gregory Meradith, Omaha; Jesse Mc
Ninch, North Platte; Ward reeseman, Falls
City; Tom Ritz, Morrill; Lawrence Romjue,
Lincoln; Peter Rose, Lincoln; Mark Schmer,
Northfolk; Thomas Schueth, Omaha; Mat
thew Sheppard, Fremont; Jeffery Stewart,
Omaha; Tobert Vlasnik, Omaha; Randy
Wymore, Lincoln; Christopher Yanney,
South Sioux City.
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Sometimes the courses you WANT to take and the courses
you NEED to take don't fit into the schedule you HAVE to
take. When that happens, it's time to look for alternatives. And
when it comes to alternatives, the UNL Division of Continuing
Studies can help.
One way the Division helps is by offering Telecourses,
which appear on the Nebraska Educational Television Network
(NETV) weekends, and on CduCable throughout the week.
Telecourses available this semester are:
"Making it Count (Computer Science 103s)." a two credit
hour introduction to computing. This class acquaints students
with hardware and software fundamentals, computer
languages, programming logic and more. Tuition is $72 ($30
noncredit); materials cost $2850; it appears on NETV 8:30
9:30 a.m. beginning Saturday, Sept. 4, and repeats Sunday
10-11 a.m.
"Personal Finance and Money Management (Finance
260s)," a three credit hour course on the basics of budgeting
and buying, the intricacies of home ownership, income tax and
investments, the wise use of insurance, wills and trusts, and
more. Tuition is $108 ($30 noncredit); materials cost $35.50;
it appears on NETV 9:30-10:30 a.m. starting Saturday, Sept.
4; repeats Sundays 1 1 a.m.-noon.
"Persona! Time Management," a noncredit class in how to
better manage time. Topics include setting priorities, delegat
ing, handling trivia, scheduling your own and others' time, and
much more. No tuition fee; materials cost $33.50; it appears
on NETV 8:30-9 a.m. beginning Saturday, Sept. 4, and repeats
Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30-9 ajm.
"Writer's Workshop," a noncredit series of 15 half -hour
programs featuring some of contemporary literature's major
talent in both fiction and non-fiction. A $75 tuition fee in
cludes writing critiques and instruction; materials cost $26; it
appears on NETV 10:30-11 a.m. starting Saturday, Sept. 4; re
peats noon-12:30 p.m. Sunday on NETV.
"Flexible Reading," a noncredit course to help you do your
challenging college reading faster AND smarter. This course
teaches different speeds, methods and strategies for the differ
ent kinds of materials you read. No tuition fee; materials cost
$33.50; it appears on NETV 8-8:30 a.m. starting Saturday.
Oct. 16.
For more information on Telecourses, call the UNL
Division of Continuing Studies. 472-2175, or visit room 271 in
the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, 33rd and
Holdrege, on East Campus. Take the shuttle bus from city
campus. You can preview this year's Telecourses from 8 a.m.
to noon Aug. 28 and from 10 a.m. to 1 p . Aug. 29.
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