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Daily Ncbraskan
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Sentimental goodbyes dont redly belong on a
sports page. But tfob Is a special situation.
A great era has passed in the annals of Nebraska
football
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Saturday's final home game for the 19 seniors of
the class of 1933 brought down the curtain on per
haps the greatest success era of Nebraska football
In the past three seasons, when most of these 19
have played on the varsity level, the Huskers have a
32-4 record in varsity games, 20 consecutive wins in
the Big Eight, two outright titles, and at least a share
of the third, three straight Orange Bowl trips, a 1 2-1
record last year and a No. 3 national ranking, the
1983 Orange Bowl championship, two consecutive
victories against Oklahoma and dozens, no make
that hundreds, of records, brilliant plays, great
efforts, and three years of just plain good football
Thanks, guys. Thanks a lot. As they say, it's been
real and Tom Osborne is right. He's been saying all
year that we fans are getting spoiled by your excel
lence. The Huskers will undoubtedly field another
good team nest year, but it will be a long time, if ever,
that another outfit such as this will be assembled in
Lincoln, or anywhere for that matter.
Another Husker career passed this fall, but few
took much notice. On Oct 17, Jerry Mlinar, a
sophomore quarterback from Greeley, informed
Osborne, academic counselor Ursula Walsh, his fam
ily and friencb that he was leaving UNL.
That's not so unusual Each year, thousands of
students withdraw from UNL. Some find school too
tough, some are homesick, some transfer to other
schools. There are a million different reasons why
Students leave UNL
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Mlinar, a promising athlete, good student, nice
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guy, left this campus to attend school in New York
City. When the second semester begins in January,
he will be at the Neumann House of Formation in
Yonkers, New York, where he will take a course In
philosophy as he begins his studies to become a
Catholic priest.
As a person absolutely crazy about Nebraska
football, I was surprised when Jerry told me of his
decision. Not surprised that he, the person, would
make such a decision, but that he, the athlete, would
do so. He has given me much to think about
If a young man who seemingly had it all a bright
future, playing for this state's pride and joy, the solid
support of his family, the adoration of his home
town if he could leave it all and pursue something
else, and do so with apparently no regrets, (he did),
it has illustrated for me that the sun, In fact, does
not rise and set on the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Dont
get me wrong, 111 still be in seventh heaven when we
beat Barry's boys and then clinch the national title
in Miami, but if we dont, well, life, as they say, will go
on.
Classes will resume after the Orange Bowl, win or
lose; we still have finals in December, 111 still have to
fork over my rent December 1 ; and looking down the
road, another edition of the Nebraska Cornhuskers
will take on Wyoming Sept 8. Another season will
begin. New players will be Cuing in for Turner, USss,
Irving and the rest
Life will go on.
Footballmania is great, but not a do-all and end
alL Thi3 year's very talented seniors will soon be
gone from this campus, bound for pro careers or
whatever. Jerry Mlinar is gone too, possibly heading
for a parish church somewhere. 76,503 people
cheered the seniors on their last Lincoln appear
ance Saturday, and rightfully so. There weren't
many people around when Jerry Mlinar left the sta
dium office building on Oct. 1 7, but I suspect that he
had much the same feeling of satisfaction that the
class of '83 experienced last Saturday.
Excelling in football is fine, if that's what you
choose to do. These seniors have given us much In
the line of great, no, make that awesome football.
They have, and deservedly so, had the undying sup
port of the fans. But for Mlinar, the quarterback
from Greeley, football was not the most Important
thing in his life. I think he should have our best
wishes as he embarks on this new phase in his life.
And life goes on.
So today I issue some thank you's. Thank you to
those seniors who have worn the scarlet and cream
for the last three years on the gridiron. And thank
you, Jerry Mlinar, for helping me, and a few ethers,
to keep thlnp In perspective.
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For Sale: 1980 Suzuki GS750ET motor
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through November 21 at the Gov. Emp.
Credit Union 330 North 43th. Business
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2 Oklahoma tickets together. Row 22.
1-643-6303 eves.
Kitchen table 1 chair$20. overstuffed
chairs$l8 ea.. end tables$l5 ea.. chest
$40, 4 drawer metal sectional file cabinet
$30, floor lamp$25. card table$5. table
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Nice 3 bedroom, parking, bus. utilities
paid $325 19th A Sumner 475-6369.
Clean 2 bedroom. 18th I Euclid $250.
475-6689.
Apartment for rent available Janu
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Across from East Campus, nice two -bedroom
apartment. Call 464-64S4.
Two bedroom. Psrkirm, laundry facili
ties. Heat paid. $235. 1717 J. 433-3411.
Afternoon arid evening help. Appfy in
person Mikai O Street Drive-In 22nd k O
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6 students needed for part-time work to
replace 6 students that are too lazy. 488-
1227.
Little Bo's is taking applications for
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i person. 27th & Comhusker.
.Make $12,289 for college while
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You Can Be in the Army Reserve.
Call Jim Vanderslice at 475-6561.
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Stage Crew Wanted for the Trl -Culture
Fashion Show. Meeting will be held Nov.
21. 1983 in UPC Tri-Culture Office at 5:30
p.m.
Vocalist wKeyboard
New local group wbookings.
470-2355, Frank Stride.
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Bury the Sooners Contest?
Phi Psi Little Sister Meeting:
6:30. Wednesday, Nov. 16
Off seers, 6:00
No function afterwards, but any little
sisters who've signed up to oat at the
houee, donl forget to come.
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Meeting Thursday, Nov. 17. 330 in
CSA 106. Siwsker: Norm Hedcock on
handling taxaa at Foa A Co.
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Come and Watch -David
Clapton and Jff Winfceibauer
- wrestle it out In the mud
at trie
. AH University MudaSing.
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Meeting tonlnhL November t.
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Esst Campus Union.
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Come on over to the Union at 6:00 and
listen to our speaker just for the fun of
DESIGN
Organization
Janice Stauffer, theatre costume de
signer, will be giving students a tour of
the costume shop In the theatre depart
ment Wednesday. Nov. 16th, 6:30 p.m.
Meet in the lobby of the Temple Bldg.
The governor's Task Force on Excel
lence in Education will be the topic pres
ented by Or. James O'Hanlan on Wed
nesday, November 16, at 8.-00 p.m. at the
Nebraska East Union. Sponsored by the
NUFFA with all students welcome. Busi
ness meeting at 7 In 312 Ag Hall.
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not even 2 weeks away) Call 472-2454
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UPC American Films
presents
Casablanca
Starring Humphry Bogmt Thursday
and Frldsy, Octs&er 1 7 13. 7 and 9 p.m.
in the rostrum in the Union.
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puoiic session m p.m. weonesgpy m
the Nebraska Union to discuss Dully
Nebraskan polidee.
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Pizza.
' Godfather's Pizza has two-fera oa IS
oz. Margaritas wish any movie stub.
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