Thursday, Novembers, 1C33
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Raun: Goal setting, time
best clues to personal, job success
management
krCtliuj! G2u3. betn'J cemmittrri tn thpm
ing good use of time and talent can help one become
successful, Ned Raun, 1ce president of Winrock
International, said Wednesday.
"That is the recipe for career accomplishments
end personal satisfaction Raun, one of five UNL
.alumni participating in this year's Master's Week,
said in an interview.
Eaun graduated with a bachelor's degree in
animal science in 1018. After graduation, he re
turned to his hometown, Hinden, and farmed for 10
years. In 1C53 he went to Iowa State University and
in 1981 received his doctorate in nutrition. He
worked with the Rockefeller Foundation before join-
ins Vhrock International in Llorrilton, Ark.
Winrock International helps developing countries
develop their own agricultural programs by provid
ing the technological services they need, Raun said.
Raun has worked in various decrees with agricul
tural programs in SO different countries and has
been a resident of two of them Mexico and
Colombia.
While in Columbia, he helped form "CIAT", an
international center for tropical agriculture, one of
13 such agriculture research centers in the world. -
Raun will speak at 7 p.ra. today in the East Union
Terraces about trends in international apiculture,
especially animal agriculture.
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Ned S. Raun
Powers: Lawyers should accept
more NCLU cases, despite pressure
By Guzanr.3 Tctcn
Unless lawyers work to uphold the civil rights of
the American people, the Constitution will begin to
be whittled away, said VLnce Powers, a Lincoln
attorney who represents cases for the Nebraska
Civil Liberties Union. Powers spoke Wednesday at
the UNL College of Law. - ,
- Powers, a 1978 graduate of the UNL Law School,
said he finds defending civil liberties cases much
more enjoyable than divorce or custody cases. He
said a lawyer gets no feeling of self-worth by proving
someone is an unfit parent by asking them who they
sleep with. People dont get fulfillment out of making
others unhappy, he said. As an alternative to these
cases, Powers su "jested that lawyers take cases '
offered by the NCLU.
Powers said tremendous pressure is placed on
attorneys to force them to decline cases from the
NCLU.. This pressure comes mainly from the insu
rance costpanhs which may be hurt in NCLU cases. ;
For this reason, there are not enough lawyers who
1 are willing to take the NCLU cases, Powers said. , : v
Newly-graduated attorneys are held back from
taking civil liberties cases by their own law firms.
Some firms consider themselves too prestigious to
take such cases, Power said, while others decline
cases because their own clients may be potential
victims of civil liberties suits.
The NCLU has a number of support groups to help
: those lawyers who do decide to take its cases, Pow
ers said. These groups offer a tremendous amount ,
of research assistance and help put the lawyers on
an even footing with the opposition, he said.
Powers said the Nebraska Civil Liberties Union
needs laywers desperately, and that there is money
to be made in NCLU cases for lawyers who are wil
ling to work.
Student Rush $2
Remaining tickets for London Early Music
and Alicia da Larrocha available to UNL
Students at 7:45 night of performance.,
LoniJon Early Music Group
With the support of the
Nebraska Arts Council
Four Instrumentalists, a soprano and tenor
will give audience members a taste of music from
the Italian Renaissance and the Early Baroque
with lutes, guitars, flutes, and viols.
Friday, November 4 at pm
Ruth K. Seacrest Memorial Concert
Alicia da Larrocha, piano
With the support of the Nebraska Arts Council
The queen of pianists, de Larrocha is
especially accalimed for her performance
of music by Spanish composers. Her program
will include the music of Beethoven
and Granados, one of Spain's great composers.
Sunday, November 6 at Cpm
Ohio Ballot
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
A cross between the Joffrey and Feld Ballet
companies, this company has a uniquely refined
style of its own. Led by German choreographer
Heinz Poll
Friday, Nov 11 at 6pm
Sslurday, Nov 12 at Epm
: Sunday, Nov 13 at 3pm
(Children will be admitted to the Sunday
performance as UNL Student discounted price)
KIMBALL
Box Offlct (11-5, Uon-FrQ
113 Music CJds. 1Ufi&R
472-3375
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. Other factors contribute to the shortage of lawy
ers for civil liberties cases, he said. : .
Dr. Erik Bitter Von Kuehnelt-Leddhin will speak
on "U.S. European Halations" tonight at 8 p.m. in
the Nebraska. Union. Von Kuehnelt-Leddhin is a
columnist for National Review and has written SO
' books in six different languages The speech is spon
sored by UNL Young Americans for Freedom.
Tom Sullivan will speak at UNL Thursday at 7:80
p.m. in the Nebraska Union Ballroom. He also will
conduct a special workshop for UNL's handicapped
students. Admission to the speech is $2 for the pub-.
lie and h free to UNL students with current student
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