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For 24 hours, from Friday afternoon to Saturday
afternoon, a group of students from the Hsrper-Schr&mm-Smith
residence hdl complex isolated
themselves from every aspect of university life.
Every aspect except music, that is.
Several stout-hearted students danced the niht
away at the Nebraska Union as part of a day-long
dance-a-thon to raise money for Lincoln's Malone
Community Center. Each hour they stayed on their
feet meant more money for the center.
"All the floors usually do things to raise money for
their own floor funds " said Diane Newman, one of
the dancers. "We just wanted to do this for fun; so
we're giving the money to the I.Ialone Center."
Of the 12 students who began dancing Friday,
Parking procedures
topic of Tuesday forum
The UNL Residence Hall Association is giving
students the opportunity to ask questions about the
UNL parking situation at a public forum Tuesday at
2:39 p.m. in the Nebraska Union.
Doug Stoehr, a UNL student who coordinated the
forum, said the mala speakers scheduled are cam
pus police Seers Lt. John Burks, head of the UNL
Parking Advisory Committee, and St. Richard Gam
mel, an assistant on the committee. As members of
the advisory committee, the two work directly with
parking regulations and improvements that affect
students and thus, should be helpful la answering
questions, Stoehr said. .
Forum topics include: safety considerations in
parking areas, parking enforcement - procedures
ar.d the income and expenditures involved in main
taLiiri UNL L- i-ts. 11:3 Parking Advisory
Ccr.rn:ttc3 and the pakir:g eppsab process will be
expired, and ths forum yJ. conclude with a
question cad zsswzrztes :'--:;i. ., V;; ; ,
The KIIA enfiouKts studsnts ccrxerned or In
terested in UNL paring to attend the forum, and
pxtzzisX questions doittg the.dioccsobn.'- " . ;
nine remained standing at the end of the dance-a-thon.
Those people were Stephanie Carter, Dave
Engelhaupt, John Long, Pat Maloney, Newman, J.K.
Purtzer, Kathy Rasmussen, Richard Runnels and
Beth Schneider.
Along with the dance-a-thon, the students
sponsored an all-university dance Friday from 9
p.m. until 1 a.m.
"There was a two-dollar donation at the door,"
Runnels said. "It gives us a chance to raise more
money to give the Malone Center."
Runnels said about 60 to 70 people attended the
Friday night dance.
The students wont know how much money they
raised until Dec.:16,i when the pled must be
turned in, but they estimated that $5G0 would be
collected.
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PERFORMING
ARTS MINI
SERIES 8384
1. Dsnicl Hwl'ctz, vSclin
With the support of tha Nebraska Arts Council
Friday, February 10
Two HSt Broadway Chows
2. "Master Harc'd" . . . znd tho boys.
Thursday, February 23
3. Agnes of God
Saturday, February 25
4. Beaux Arts Trio, piano, violin & celSo
Jelinek Memorial Concert
With the supportof the Nebraska Arts Council
Saturday, March 3
5. ASvSn Alloy American Danes Theatre
A Mid-America Arts Alliance Program
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 5, 6, 7
Jelinek Memorial Concerts are supported by a fund made .
available to the University of Nebraska Foundation by
Viola Jelinek, as a memorial to her father Stephen Jelinek. .
Mid-America Arts Alliance Programs are made possible by
support from the Nebraska Arts Council and the National
Endowment for JheArts through their participation in Mid
America Arts Alliance, a regional arts organization. All ' .
programs in this year's series are supported in part by a
grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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