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A record $2.68 million In scholar
ships and fellowships will be available
to UNL students thi3 year, vice presi
dent of the NU Foundation has report
ed. Ed Hirsch said the Foundation, which
relies wholly on donations, collected a
record $2,088,413 to distribute to stu
dents on the three Nebraska campuses
an increase of about $380,000 from
last year.
UNL received about $1,935,000, at
remaining money v3 allocated to the
Systems Committee, which distributes
funds to ell three campuses.
Hirsch said the Foundation has little
control over the money's allocation
since it must follow criteria set by the
donor in most cases. The UNO Alumni
Association also solicits funds for
scholarships to complement those ob
tained through the Foundation, he
said.
Of the money allocated to UNL, about
$973,000 is divided among depart-
KSi JiX , Center In Omaha about ments. The remaining $674,000 is award
$294,000 and UNO about $71,000. The ed by the General Scholarship Corn-
$300,000
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mittee. This committee gives awards and scholarships every year or they
on the basis of scholastic achievement may lose out when it comes time to pay
and financial need. This too usually i3 tuition, Vaage said,
within the donor guidelines, according "We send out letters, print it in the
to Chris Vaage, assistant director or student newspaper and put it on the
Scholarships and Financial Aids at student radio station. And every year
UNL. we get students coming in wondering
Vaage said students with grade point why they didn't get their grant. Then
averages of 2.0 or better should apply we at Academic Services are the 'bad
for scholarships since some guidelines guys' because we didn't tell them," she
are so specific that only one or two said.
students on the campus may qualify. Along with the need to reapply every
For instance, one donor requires the year, Vaage said, students must make
recipient of his scholarship to be from 'satisfactory progress; that is, students
a certain voting district. If a student must pass at least half of the classes
with this qualification doesn't apply, they sign up for.
the money goes to someone with a high Despite this, Hirsch said, "We are
GPA or is held over until the following providing more and more funds for the
year, she said. students each year as a thank you'
Students must reapply for grants from alumni for their education."
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The following incidents
were reported to the UNL
police department bet
ween 2:30 p.m. Thursday
and 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
Thursday
2:57 p.m. Keys ear
lier reported lost were
recovered at 1135 R St.
3:15 p.m. Fire alarm
reported sounding at Man
ter Hall. Cause unknown.
7:42 p.m. Prowler
reported in the area of
17th and R streets.
' Friday
9:54 a.m. Security
alarm reported sounding
on East Campus. A staff
member accidently trip
ped the alarm.
8:53 p.m. Accident
reported at 14th and
Court streets. UNL police
assisted Lincoln police on
the call.
11:16 p.m. Theft re
ported at the Physical
Plant.
Saturday
1 2 am Person report
ed tampering with emer
gency phone on the east
side of Architecture Hall.
Police were unable to lo
cate the person respons
ible. 2:06 am. Schramm
Hall resident reported a
series of nuisance phone
calls.
3:37 a.m. Alarm re
ported sounding at 415
N. 16th St
3:33 p.m. Indecent
exposure incident report
ed at 35th St. and East
Campus Loop.
3:49 p.m. Intoxicated
person reported sleeping
in a basement at 484 N.
16th St Individual was and New Hampshire
taken to the Detoxifica- streets. Police-were unable
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