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Union Board president May
Marcy presented a timeline out
lining the renovation and plan
ning of the Commonplace Build
ing at a Union Board meeting
Tuesday night.
The NU Board of Regents eppr
oved the purchase of the Com
monplace Building, 333 N. 14th
St., for the Nebraska Union's use
Friday.
Marcy said that the Common
place Building may be used by
groups other than those now us
ing the Nebraska Union.
"We need to decide what kind
of constituency we are going to
service in the renovations." Marcy
said.
Nebraska Union Director Daryl
Swanson said renovations will
include an entrance for the han
dicapped and fire escapes from
the second and third floors.
In other business, a motion
failed which would have allowed
the University Health Center and
Pearle Vision Center to test for
glaucoma' in the main lounge.
Some Board members said this is
not the lounge's purpose.
When the south crib is reno
vated, it may be used for activi
ties currently not allowed in the
main lounge,Swanson said. Ren
ovation progress is "good," he
said.
The Board discussed a proposed
visiter's center which may be built
between the Nebraska Union and
the administration building. '
Frank Kuhn, assistant director
of the Nebraska Union, said a
large screen television may be
bought to replace the one in the
north lounge. It may show the
Video Network programming con
tracted by the University Program
Council, he said.
The Board also discussed the
possible need for better lighting
near the Nebraska Union's south
west wheelchair ramp. The ramp
entrance may be open 24 hours
when computers are installed in
Nebraska Union.
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Free career workshops for Arts 'day. A highlight of Master's Week
and Sciences students on resume will be a fashion show featuring
writing, interview techniques and Five distinguished alumni will works by Graff, who is associated
job search skills will be given return to UNL for the annual with various Seventh Avenue de-
oJn 1 in Andrews Masters Week Program today signers. This fall, he will launch
Kail 146 at 3:30 p.m. For more through Saturday. his own design company, Marv
information call Anne Kopcra at Broadcaster Eric Brown, tax Graff, LTD.
472-2891. specialist John Connor, executive The fashion show will be staged
, Richard Coyne, fashion designer in conjunction with the annual
.Two open forums, featuring NU Marv Graff and corporate sales Ellen H. Richards Dessert at 7
Board of Regent candidates director Bill Stowell will visit class- p.m. in the East Union. For more
Edward Schwartzkopf and rooms and join in seminars with information about the fashion
uonaia mcice, wiu oe toaay and faculty and students. . show and dessert, call 472-2913. I
inursuay a, &.ov p.m. in me sse- me events Degm today with a
braska Union Main Lounge. Chancellor's Dinner and end Sat-
Schwartzkopf will speak Wed- urday with the NU-Kansas State
nesday, Fricke will speak Thurs- football game.
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A person believed to be responsible for
four accounts of misdemeanor assault
was arrested Monday by UNL police.
The four assaults, which occurred in
Abel Hall, had been reported Sept. 29,
Arraignment dajte Is Nov. 6 in Lancaster
County Court
The following incidents were reported
to UNL police between 1:11 am. and 1 1 :03
p.m. Monday.
1:11 a.m. Noise disturbance reported
at 1 545 S St. Persons had left when police
arrived.
5:47 a. in. Prowler reported near
Smith Hall. Person had left when police
arrived. .
9:27 a.nt. Purse reported stolen from
Architectural Hall.
11:17a.m. Backpack reported stolen
from Nebraska Bookstore. Backpack was
taken accidently and later returned.
1 1:24 a.m. Fire alarm reported sound
ing at Plant Science Hall. No Are was
found.
2:16 p.ra. Person arrested for four
accounts of misdemeanor assault
2:43 p.m. Battery reported stolen
from a car in Parking Area 2 near 10th
and Vine streets.
4:27 p.ra. Hit-and-run accident re
ported in Parking Area 15 near West
brook Music Building.
5:07 p.ra. Bicycle earlier reported stolen
was found.
6:28 p.m. Medical emergency re
ported at Selleck Quadrangle. Person was
taken to hospital
7:03 p.. UNL police assisted Lin
coln police with three possibly intoxi
cated persons trespassing at Ninth and V
streets.
8:48 p.m. Shoulder Injury reported
at the recreation Held near 17th and Vine
streets. Person was taken to hospital.
8:S9 p.sa. UNL police sisisted Lin
coln police with a two-car accident on
10th Street from R to Q streets. No Injur
ies were reported.
10: 18 p.ra. Knee hjury reported at
the recreational field near 17th and Vine
streets. Person was taken to health center.
11:03 p.ra. Person arrested for re
portedly trespassing in Burnett Hail.
Arraignment date is Nov. 5 in Lancaster
County Court
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containers at the track. Every day, four
tickets will be drawn. Those winners
will receive a free table in the
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day of their choice (subject to
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