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Wednesday, October 13, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
Homemaker's Day features
home coniputer information
Microcomputers in the home is the
theme of the annual Homemaker's Day
today at the Nebraska Center for Con
tinuing Education. This event is sponsored
jointly by the Cooperative Extension
Service and the College of Home Econo
mics. Bobbie Sward, assistant director
of the Cooperative Extension Service,
said this day is aimed at the homemaker,
with the whole program relating to the
College of Home Economics.
Homemaker's Day started as an off
shoot of a farm program in the late 1800s.
The College of Agriculture started a
program to reach the farmer, which in
cluded a program for the women. Home
maker's Day evolved from this, Sward
said. Anyone is invited to attend Home
maker's Day and flyers were sent out
to those who attended last year.
Sward said in the past years, home
makers have been the main participants,
but this year, a different group of people -those
who own home computers and those
who are interested in them - is expected.
"This year's program centers around
the computer," Sward said, "and it is
hoped that the program will help to clear
up any mystery and mystique that is
centered around the computer."
The event will begin with an overview
of the computer system and how it works
by Jim Emal and Doug Jose, UNL exten
sion specialists.
After the overview, Sward said, small
group sessions will be held. Each member
will attend two sessions.
The five sessions are:
"The Computer and Your Pocket
book" by Kathy Prochaska-Cue.
"The Computer In the Kitchen" by
Harriet Kohn.
"The Computer as an Information
Tool" by Sandra Hutton.
"The Computer in Special Situations"
by Lois Shwab.
"The Computer in Action" by Jim
Emal and Doug Jose.
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Homecoming activities offered to all
The All-University Homecoming Com
mittee is not overlooking the residence
halls, said committee chairman Doug
Netz in response to an article in Tues
day's Daily Nebraskan.
"The same opportunity is given to the
residence halls as the Greek houses. The
necessary applications were given to every
house and to every floor of each hall,"
Netz said.
In the article, Melba Petrie, Residence
Hall Association vice president, said she
believes residence hall representation is low
during Homecoming Week.
Netz said, "We put ads in the Daily
Nebraskan and put up posters all over
campus, in doing that we didn't over
look the chance for anyone to get in
volved."
The committee gave notice to all
presidents of organizations on campus
to get people involved in Homecoming
activities, he said.
"We did get applications from some
students living in dorms for royalty can
didates. It wasn't the fault of the com
mittee to get people involved; they had
the opportunity," Netz said.
Correction
In the homecoming story in Tuesday's
issue, the number of teams involved in the
volleyball tournament after the elimination
rounds was incorrectly reported. There will
be eight teams.
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