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Daily Nebraskan
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Registration for the 19S3 Big Eight Conference on
Black Student Government is below what was expected
but a sizable attendance is still anticipated.
The sixth annual conference, the only one of its kind
in the United States, will begin Friday at 9:30 a.m. in the
Nebraska Union and continue through Saturday.
Charlene Maxey, chairwoman ot the conlerence s
housing, food and registration committees, said about
100 people had registered as of Thursday. Those registra
tions included representatives from Creighton. UNL,
Hutchinson Junior College in Kansas, Mankato State,
Nebraska Wesleyan and the University of Iowa.
"Most of the Big Eight schools register when they get
here because of school restrictions on mailing money,"
Maxey said.
ljst year's conference in Ames, Iowa, drew about 200
people, Maxey said. She said more people are expected
for this year's conference because of UNL's central
location.
"Oklahoma usually has the biggest delegation. . .they
send about 35 to 45 people," she said. "When we start
adding Oklahoma and Missouri and those other schools,
we should be up around 300, and 400 would not be an
unrealistic figure."
The registration fee is S25 for the workshops and
meals, with an additional cost added for housing
accommodations for outol-state participants. The Hilton
Hotel has been reserved for 400 people this weekend,
Maxey said.
Registrations from UNL students were low, Maxey
said. She blamed that on a lack of enthusiasm generated
from the UNL student body about the conference.
"We are expecting a lot of UNL students to sign up at
the last minute," Maxey said.
Among the UNL students attending are five football
players, whom Coach Tom Osborne is sponsoring.
"I have really been surprised and pleased with the
support Coach Osborne has given us," Maxey said.
The dinners, which will be catered by the Nebraska
Union, will include a steak dinner on Saturday before
Tony Brown, host of the PBS television series Tony
Brown's Journal, speaks at 8 p.m.
Maxey said the committee advertised the conference
in Black Collegian magazine. That ad resulted in calls
from North Carolina, Washington, D.C., and Detriot
about registration instructions.
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passport photos. February is Photo
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