The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, January 17, 1983, Page 3, Image 3

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Daily Nebraskan
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The Lincoln Nuclear Freeze Campaign
will present "A Celebration of Peace and
Life" Tuesday at 7:30 pju. at the Lincoln
Unitarian Church, 6300 A St. Nebraska
state poet Bill Kloefkorn and composer
musician John Walker will be featured
guests.
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Monday, January 17, 1933
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Juniors can pick up applications for
Mortar Board National Honor Society in
the CAP office, Nebraska Union 200; the
ASUN office, Nebraska Union 115; the
Dean of Students office, Administration
207 and CAP East.
Gregg Tallman, associate professor of
opera theater in the School of Music,
has been named director of opera at the
Blossom Music Festival School for the
1983 summer session. The festival takes
place on the Kent State (Ohio) University
campus, which is the summer home of the
Cleveland Orchestra.
Semester fees will be determined and
collected at the first figure drawing session
this semester, Tuesday at 7 pjn. Richards
Hall 206.
Staff photo by Jane Knapp
Graduate student Ken Gilreath was named
Mr. Black Collegiate Saturday at a pageant
honoring the birthday of Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. Gilreath is majoring in
statistics.
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Sen. Lee Rupp of Monroe worked 13 years as a fishery
supervisor with the Nebraska Game and Parks
Commission. Rupp said he had done some "low-key"
lobbying in relation to his job .
"One thing that has been kind of hard to adjust to is
that there are so many things going on here at the same
time," Rupp said. "I'm sure that will get worse before
it gets better."
Rupp is a former UNL student who "spent a lot of idle
hours sitting in the gallery," so the legislative process
wasn't totally new to him, he said.
Freshman Sen. Chris Abboud of Ralston was a UNL
bw student for three years.
Abboud said his experience as a UNL student was one
of the major reasons he decided to run for senator.
"The (university) budget increases year after year,
but the students get the short end of the deal," Abboud
said. "Decisions aren't made by the students, they're
made by the administrators, and I think that's wrong."
Abboud cited the ongoing computer sit-in at the
university as a case in point. Faculty and students in the
computer science department at UNL have staged a sit-in
at Chancellor Martin Massengale's office to protest the
lack of adequate computer facilities and computer time.
"Obviously, there's a lot of interest in computers.
Money just isn't getting spent in the right area," Abboud
said.
He said his biggest problem as a freshman senator was
alack of time.
"We go all day and then come back at night and work
on bills," Abboud said.
Corrections
A story in the Jan. 14 issue of the Daily Nebraskan
should have read that a proposed $35 increase in the
1983-84 room and board rate by university housing
would make the total cost for a double room $1,860.
According to the Office of University Housing's Good
Life handbook, current room and board costs $1,825.
The headline on page six of the Jan. 14 Daily Nebras
kan should have read "Friends of state Museum incor
porate." The Daily Nebraskan regrets the errors.
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