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By Tim McGratti
For university community members
who want to add to their extracurricu
lar activities or just have some sum
mer fun, the UNL Office of Campus
Recreation offers a myriad of op
portunities. Kenda Scheele, Intramural coordi
nator, said the summer intramural
program differs from the regular
school year's program because fewer
students participate. The activities
offered are traditional summer sports
golf, tennis, outdoor volleyball, and
slowpitch softball.
A few of the sports are directed
primarily at faculty and staff members
who generally have a smaller workload
in the summer. The highlight of the
summer intramurals, according to
Scheele, is the co-rec slow pitch soft
ball which involves students, faculty
and staff in mixed- play. This allows
people to meet others within the uni
versity they may not otherwise meet,
Scheele said.
Besides the sports, the rec depart
ment offers non-credit instructional
classes for a fee, Scheele said. These
currently include swimming lessons, a
youth soccer clinic and tennis lessons.
Scheele said that a canoeing seminar
and sailing lessons may be added later.
The goal of these classes is to provide
inexpensive quality instruction in pop
ular activities.
The summer instructional classes
will serve as a test market, with hopes
of providing similar instruction in the
regular school year, Scheele said.
Open recreation facility hours have
been reduced in the summer because
of the drop-off in use, Scheele said.
However, she said the use level this
spring had been higher than normal
and attributed the increase to poor
weather and increased publicity.
Open summer facilities include the
outdoor tennis and racquetball courts,
Schulte Fieldhouse, the Coliseum pool,
weightroom and gym and the East
Campus Activities Building. The open
recreation hours are available at the
Office of Campus Recreation.
For those students who take serious
ly the adage, "Don't let school interfere
with your education," outdoor recrea
tion department offers several trips
for those who want to "get away." The
trips range in price and time from the
$45 weekend of basic rock climbing
seminar in South Dakota to the $205
7-day Whitewater canoeing seminar in
northern Wisconsin.
Scott Titterington, outdoor recrea
tion staff assistant, said the programs
focus on canoeing and rock climbing.
"These trips not only provide a
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chance to get away from the stresses of
the everyday environment, but also
genuinely teach skills in the outdoors
that can be used long after graduation,
he said.
The trips are usually geared toward
beginners, but intermediate-level trips
exist too, Titterington said.
The canoe trips offered this summer
include: The Upper Niobrara, the Cala
mus, and the Dismal Rivers.
There are two Rock Climbing trips
this summer. Besides basic rock, the
intermediate rock climbing seminar is
offered near Colorado Springs, Colo.
Basic rock is a prerequisite for all
future rock climbing trips, Tittering
ton said.
The Whitewater canoeing seminar
and a backpacking trip in the San Juan
Mountains near Silverton, Colo, high
light this summer s trips, he said, ihe
backpacking trip starts off with a
narrow-gauge, train ride to the trail
head. Included in the cost of all the
trips is all transportation, equipment,
instruction, food while participating in
the activitlty, insurance and guides.
If interested in planning a trip or
activity, the Office of Campus Recrea
tion rental program can provide tents,
canoes, backpacks, sleeping bags,
stoves, bats, balls, gloves and a whole
list of other outdoor and intramural
equipment.
More information on what the rec
office offers this summer is available at
the office at 1740 Vine St. When that
last test or paper has pushed you over
the edge, or you want to get together
with friends to have fun the rec
office may have what you're looking
for.
Softball postponed 'til morrow
The Nebraska-Fresno State first
round College World Series softball
game was postponed last night due to
lateness. It has been rescheduled for
11:00 today. Ticket stubs from last
night will be honored today.
Fresno State and Nebraska players
were sent back to their hotels at ap
proximately 11:00 p.m., during the
19th inning of a scoreless marathon
between Texas A & M and California
Poly-Pomona. That game, still unde
cided when the Daily Nebraskan went
to press, had already set Series records
for number of innings, 22, and length,
four hours and 45 minutes.
Texas A & M had nine hits to Cal
Poly-Pomona's six. The Aggies also had
five errors. But nobody had any runs!
Texas A & M was hanging on to a 68
inning shutout streak, going back to
last year's Series. Even though the last
serious scoring threat at press time had
been in the 15th inning, an estimated
1500 fans still sat in their rain dam
pened seats.
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Daily Nebraskan
Friday, May 25. 1984