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(Includes soup or salad & choice of potato)
COMPLIMENTARY GLASS OF WINE WEVERY DINNER.
5 P.M.-10 P.M.'
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(on the road to Pioneers Park)
Enrollment figures from the
three NU campuses have dropped
for the fall semester.
According to Jim Raglin, uni
versity director of public affairs,
40,749 students were attending
classes, a decline of 1,139 from
the record 41,888 enrolled in fall
of 1983.
At UNL, 24,217 students were
enrolled, compared to 24,764 in
1 9S3. At UNO, enrollment dropped
from 14,531 to 14,037, while the
NU Medical Center in Omaha re
ported a decline from 2,593 to
2,495.
By percentages, the declines
showed UNL down 2.2 percent,
UNO down 3.4 percent and the
Medical Center down 3.8 percent.
Raglin said the decline in stu
dent enrollment wasn't an "earth
shaking" dilemma.
There were indications the
university might see a decline
greater than experienced, Raglin
said, because of a decline in the
number of high school graduates.
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Fri., Oct. 5 6:30 p.m.
FEATURING:
Float Displays
Olympic team members
Bands including UML's marching band
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Memorial Plaza
Display and Parade Winners
Announced
Performances by the UNL
Pep Band & Cheerleaders
UNL Fall Enrollment
Fall S3 Fell 84 Difference X Change
UNDERGRADUATE
Agriculture 2014 1839
Architecture 364 333
Arts & Sciences 4456 4231
Business Administration 3058 3227,
Engineering & Technology 3784 3341
Home Economics 1076 1043
Journalism 687 822
Teachers 2255 2295
Continuing Studies 875 794
Undeclared 1628 1908
Visiting 249 239
Subtotal 20446 20072 374 -1.8
GRADUATE ) 3865 3706 159 -4.1
PROFESSIONAL
Law 453 439 14 -3.1
TOTAL UNL 24764 24217 547 -2.2
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Shorts
SATURDAY
"ON THE PLAZA" at Memorial Plaza
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
featuring Tri Delta Washboard Band, UNL Men's Glee,
University Chorale, & the Scarlet & Cream singers
Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Oklahoma State Cowboys
Memorial Stadium, 2:50 p.m.
Crowning of Royalty at Halftime
Traditional Alumni Gathering Hilton Hotel .
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To help parents educate their
children about the importance of
vehicle safety, Lincoln General
Hospital is sponsoring a Vehicle
Safety Day on Sunday.
Activities will begin at 1 p.m. on
the sixth floor of Lincoln General
Hospital, 2300 S. 16th St., and will
consist of four 30-minute pro
grams. The programs will be given
four times.
Topics of the programs include
child safety seats, seat belt use,
the 1983 Nebraska law and the
seriousness of auto accidents.
The library will be open from 1
to 9 p.m. Monday through Thurs
day, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday
and Saturday. It is closed on
Sunday.
The Bethany Branch Library of
the Lincoln City Library Service
will now be open 48 hours a week.
A former U.S. diplomat and
policy analyst will discuss cur
rent American-Soviet relations
today at 12:30 p.m.
Robert Clayton Mudd's speech
will be in Oldfather Hall 638.
First Friday, a social for UNL
international students and their
American friends, will be today at
the Wesley House, 640 N. 1 6th St.,
from 3 to 4:30 p.m. First Friday is
held the first Friday of each month.
An employment consultant from
the University of Houston will
lead a three-day career planning
symposium at UNL Monday
through Wednesday.
Robert Wegmann, a professor
in the School of Human Sciences
and Humanities, will speak Mon
day at 3 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union on trends in the job market
and the value of a liberal arts
education when looking for a job.
He also will speak Monday at 8
p.m in the East Union on trends
in the job market. Tuesday at 3
p.m. he will discuss the problems
students have when seeking jobs.
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