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Health Center begins search
for student health aides
The University Health Center is look
ing for a few healthy people for the
1C34-1C35 academic year.
Recruitment now is taking place for
health rides, students who live on
campus and link students and the
health center, said program super
visor Janet Crawford.
"Health aides provide first-aid to
people in the living unit," Crawford
said. They treat some kind of sealed
down illnesses and have a health kit.
They also provide health information."
While serving a3 health aides, stu
dents take a Public Health class for
college credit, said program super
visor Margaret Pavclka
Besides the class, health aides are
expected to be certified in both cardio
pulmonary resuscitation and in first
aid, Pavelka said. The Health Center
helps enroll the student in certifi
cation classes.
Some health aide activities include
writing a health tip each semester
dob.: a project involving health, heln-'
ir.g with Wellness Wee!:, providing Infor.
nation end rcferLn.-j students to t
Ilcrlth Center when appropriate, Craw
ford said. They submit weekly reports
to the supervisor.
Health aides receive t-3 a week. The
public health course books are loaned
to the students by the Health Center.
The crade fcr the class is based on
work done outside of class, such as the
"health tips. The activities, have point
values, which are computed with the
class and exam grade to get the final
grade, Pavclka said.
Application packets can be picked
up in 103 University Health Center or
from a health aide,
There are approximately 130 po
sitions available, Crawford said.
Police
Report
ThpfnHnwinff incidents were report
ed to the UNL Police Department be
tween 12:30a.m. Thursday and 10p.m.
Saturday.
12:54 am. Hit-and-run accident
reported in Parking Area 30 at 36th ,
and Fair streets on East Campus. Esti
mated damage is $200.
8:05 am. Building keys reported
stolen from Selleck Quadrangle. One
person was arrested.
10:09 am. Attempted burglary
reported at 3322 Starr St
damaged at 1541 S St
12:25 p.m. Female reported being
followed by three unidentified males
near Selleck Quadrangle.
8:54 p.m. Indecent exposure by
an unidentified male to a 12 -year-old
girl reported at Mabel Lee HalL Person
was gone when officers arrived.
9:05 p.m. Wallet reported stolen
from Westbrook Music Building.
9:25 p.m. Video cassette recorder
reported stolen from the Bob Devaney
Sports Center. Police recovered it Fri
day. The victim did not file charges.
11:25 p.m. Foot-patrol officer ar
rested one person for alleged possess
sion of maryuana near the College of
Business Administration.
Friday
12:42 am. Noise disturbance re
ported at Burr and Fedde Halls on
East Campus.
2:17 am. Noise disturbance re
ported at the Nebraska East Union.
9:10 am. Hold-up alarm reported
sounding at South Stadium. It was
reportedly tripped by accident.
10:27 am. Stereo speakers report
ed stolen from a car in Parking Area 2
near Abel Hall
1:41 p.m. Three minors arrested
for alleged possession of alcoholic bev
erages. 2:23 p.m. Fire alarm reported
sounding at Nebraska HalL It report
edly had malfunctioned.
3:07 p.m. Ilincs3 reported'at Old
father HalL Person refused medical
attention.
3:46 p.m. Stereo speakers report
ed stolen from a car at 19th and T
streets.
7:30 p.m. Il!nes3 reported at Bob
Devaney Sports Center. Person was
transported to St Elizabeth Commun
ity Health Center.
10:17 p.m. Noise disturbance re
ported at Parking Area 19 behind
Pound HalL OHlcers contacted those
responsible.
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1 :20 am. Window reported broken
ouf ot a vehicle in Parking Area 3 near
Harper HalL
2:50 am. Male reportedly as
saulted by three males east of Sigma
Chi fraternity. He was treated and
released from the University Health
Center. Follow-up investigation is be
ing conducted.
3:45 am. Floor-hours violation
reported at Pound HalL
1 1 :58 am. Stereo speakers report
ed stolen from a car in Parking Area 3
near Harper HalL
2:11 p.m. Noise disturbance re
ported in Harper HalL
10:03 p.m. Arson reported at Abel
HalL Signs were burned. Follow-up
investigation is being conducted. .
10:29 p.m. Disturbance reported
at 625 N. lCth St.
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By Ilk!: Zclcb!r
The Birthday Party promises to break all cam
paign promises if elected to the ASUN senate.
Presidential candidate Roger Knee, vice pres
idential candidate Garth Thomson and second vice
presidential candidate Rob Kubik announced their
write-in candidacies at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16 in
the main TV lounge of Selleck 7000 Residence HalL
Knee said the party name "is symbolic of the fes
tive nature of our party." The party mascot is Bimbo
the Birthday Gown.
Knee, a pre-med sophomore, said he was the
dodge ball champion of his fifth-grade class and the
best "no hands" bicycle rider of hii block.
Knee said he also carries a Phillips Petroleum
card. '
Thomson, a Teacher's College sophomore, has
had a library card since he was eight years old, and
ha3 been to the State CapitoL
Kubik, an electrical engineering 'freshman, was
the shortest player on his high school football team
and owns two pool cues. " 1
The Birthday Party promises to level the RocKy
Mountains and fill the Crest Lakes, causing the
entire country to resembla Ncbrka. Knee said this j
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North Dakota-South Dakota border patroL .t :