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Taks a break from your dayRecreate. Get physically fit and have some fun. We
offer over 75 htramural Programs to students and facultystaff throughout the year.
Give us a call and get the fun rolling.
Interested in being a chairperson? The Intramural Chairpersons meeting will be
Thursday, August 30, at 620, at the Nebraska Union (room will be posted).
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Rock Climbing
Canoeing
Backpacking
A Biking
Want to get away? We offer a wide variety of recreational trips throughout the school
year. . including breaks and Summer Sessions! For a complete listing of our educational
economical trips, contact our office.
September Trips:
Bask: Rock Climbing Serr&sr-Souih Dakota, Sept. 12-16, $45.
Cycle Day Jour, Sept. 15, $10.
Niobrara Rive Trip, Sept. 21-23, $45.
The 24-Hour Experience, Sept. 22-23, $10.
Camping Gear
(extensive)
Tennis Raqusts
i: Golf dubs
-,V Canoes
Our office maintains the largest inventory of outdoor rental gear in the local axa. In
addition, a wide variety of sports equipment (basketball, footballs, frisbces etc . i
is available for your use at no cost. All gear is used by students, faculty and staff on
a first-come, first-served basis. Come check out the fun!
i: Swimming
tV Tennis
V Weight Training
Learn the do s and don'ts the r$it way. The UNL Oifxc of Campus Recreation will
be offering Non-credit Instruction to the entire campus community. Class enrolment
beg-ns August 27. Resier today at the Campus Recreation Office
Office of Campus Recreation
1740 Vine Street, Lincoln
472-3467
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Kickoff Classic
Miami, Fix (11-1 ia 4C3) vs.
Anboni (11-1) at Giants
BtsdicES. 7:23 tonight, K&tz
Epssts (EiriV, C!i. S; KEGT,
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Annssncerc: Curt Gcsrdy,
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T7ks$ to Wfctcfc: Auburn
Defense vs. Miami Offense.
Each unit returns eiht start
ers to the strength of last
year's teams. Hurricane
sophomore quarterback Ber
nie Kcs&r (20) must try to
find favorite receiver Ed
Drown (40) open in an ex
perienced Auburn second
ary. All four Tiger defensive
backs return. Defensive
tackle Ben Thomas (91)
and corherback David Kind
(27) are AH-American candidates.
Miami Defense vs. Auburn
Offense. Junior Pat Washing
ton (10) replaces Randy
Campbell as Auburn's quar
terback, but all eyes will be
on shifty Bo Jackson (34),
who is being touted as the
South's Keisman Trophy
candidate. Only four Miami
defenders return, including
linemen Julio Cortes (99)
and Kevin Fasan (5).
Intensities: Tonight's
game possesses the same
traits of last year's Kickoff
Classic: defending national
champion facing the con
census wire-service presea
son No. 1. The artificial sur
face at Giants Stadium will
be foreign to both squads,
which play home games on
grass fields.
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Independent Study offers over 75 UNL college courses
to choose from. Visit the UNL Division of Continuing
Studies Independent Study Department, room 269
Nebraska Center for Continuing Education, 33rd end
Holdrege. Take the shuttle bus from city campus. Or
call 472-1926.
UNL does not discriminst in its ectd
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