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The team qualified for the event by taking overall
honors at a quadraihlon competition sponsored by the
NU Block and Bridle Club. All four team members will
compete individually and as a team, according to the
categories offered, in dividsional and overall competition.
Tire animal science majors are Jan Volk, Battle Creek;
Ralph Robinson, Harrison; Jeff Miller, North Bend; and
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Jwott Langemeier. an agricultural honors major from
Schuyler.
Tour seniors majoring in agriculture at UNL will
participate in a Regional Quadraihlon in Chicago March
19 through March 30.
The team, calling themselves R.B.'s Last Chance,
in honor of UNL animal science Professor Richard
B. Warren, will take tests, do laboratory practicums,
be quizzed about animal science and give speeches w hile
in Chicago.
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The Faculty Senate Monday passed a resolution for a
new Dead Week policy, ASUN Sen. Kris Mullen said at
Wednesday's ASUN meeting.
The policy states that no finals can be given during
Dead Week, and that a final scheduled for Friday of finals
week can be moved to a different day during Finals Week,
Mullen said.
No legislative action was taken at the ASUN Senate
meeting because the senate did not have quorum.
Hal Koenig and Lori Smith, UNL graduate students,
asked the senators to complete a questionnaire on
political influence and power for UNL professor Tom
Mayes. The results will be given at a later meeting, Koenig
said.
Heidi Burklund of the Government Liaison Committee
told senators that LB570, a bill to give businesses tax
Police
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The UNL Police Department received the following
calls and complaints from 7 a.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m.
Thursday.
9:25 a.m. - Vandalism reported at Abel Hall; black
paint sprayed on wall by elevators on 7th floor; people
believed responsible were found; case cleared.
9.5?. a.m. - Backpack reported stolen from Nebraska
Union.
4:00 p.m. - Belated report of bomb threat at City
County Building; turned over to Lincoln Police
Department.
5:55 p.m. - Flute reported stolen from Westbrook
Music Building.
6:07 p.m. - Hit-and-run accident reported at T Street
meters.
7:41 p.m. - Lost or stolen credit card reported.
9:24 p.m. - Tailgate reported stolen from pickup
truck in Parking Area 6 by Burr-Fedde Halls.
9:25 p.m. - Person arrested on criminal mischief
charge.
11:50 p.m. - Sandoz Hall resident reported receiving
annoying phone calls.
2:56 a.m. - Vandalism reported at 1535 R St.;
window broken.
6:31 a.m. - Person arrested for driving while intox
icated at 18th and R streets.
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breaks for hiring students, and LR5, a bill to put the NU
Board of Regents under legislative control, were killed in
committee.
ASUN Sen. Clayton Reeves encouraged all senators to
sell raffle tickets for the Student Watch Group, which
works to prevent assaults and rapes on campus. If the SI
raffle tickets are not sold, the Watch Group probably
would fold, Reeves said. The money from the tickets
would be used to help install a Cablevision television
service because the use of the equipment has been
donated, he said.
ASUN President Dan Wedekind said the election run
off speaks positively of what the senate has been doing
because both parties were formed from colleagues on the
senate. He said it was also a good reflection on the senate
because despite more newspaper coverage, Anarky, the
joke party, actually received fewer votes than joke parties
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