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Conferencp to locus
on alternative careers
Finding alternative ccrccrs for ITAL arts z.?A
sciences graduates end faculty raciabcra may.be
difilcult, but a January conference will try to make
looking for a job easier.
The conference b designed to help people looking
for jobs in fields , diHerent from the ones they
received degrees in, said Dan Wheeler, faculty career
consultant.
The conference is for both faculty and graduates
In the arts and sciences college Wheeler said. "It
will give people a basic planning process. It will tell
them how to plan for a career."
The conference is at the East Union on Jan. 13
from 8:30 am. to 4 pan. ; , : j .-...' , .
The conference will be a combination of a small
group discussion and also some formal presenta
tions," Wheeler said. The sessions will be getting
into a problem-solving mode. It will also go into a
particular career planning strategy."
"We need to build a sense of a group feeling, that
they are not alone," he said. There are a lot needing
to make decisions, we hope to help," he said.
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The registration deadline for the conference to
Nov. 30. For more information, contact Dan Wheeler,
472-2063; Esther Cope, 472-2414; or Nelson Potter,
472-2425.
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first game or two when
coolers and jugs were sea
rched, the amount of al
cohol brought into the
stadium was reduced to
a minimum, he said.
Both UNL andLincoln
police stepped up en
forcement of laws pro
hibiting the sale of me
morabilia and tickets on
campus and city pro
perty without permits. ,
Fey said several people
were arrested for selling
items on campus prop
erty. .
Checking vendors for
permits cut down on un
authorized vendors com
peting with authorized
vendors, and was a way
to follow up on ticket
theft cases, Fey said.
People who steal football
tickets often try to sell
them at the games, he
, said -'. - ..
Lt. Joe Wehner of the
UNL police department
said campus police had
never arrested unautho
rized vendors before this
season." .
A&hov?i he had no spec
ific number of arrests
Tuesday, he said several
were made.
"We feel it greatly
solved our problem (with
unauthorised vendors),"
he said. "As far as I know
there were none (ar
rested) at the last game."
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