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meriean-ioreign student pairings
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furmsn understanding. Mendshiros
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Appreciation cf a fcrefp culture 1.3 a
psjor benefit cf a .previa cf:red
through the Ir.t:rr;ti::.-1 E-:e:'.Ln
Services at UI.'L, cc::r$ to Lzi
Merta, prerrm c:::.c r:t:rl:r ILS.
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Merta tzll EC?l3 tci a tetsfcj
program, tut tl:.t tl;a b ta titter
the fordi student's kt. ;::tis ef
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Ecnald r:jcrj, ft J pnrlist, has
been elected tc tlvj boszd cf directors
of the couaci! fr Fia-sncisI Aid to Eda- .
cation Inc.
The t rrd is caapesed
of leaden cf Ar.c:;cn wrpcra-
tions and refers. Its current chslr-
man is J sracs. L Fcrsusoa, chdnaan of
General Foods Ccrpsssiion.
The goal ofCFAE is to expand cerpo-
rate contributto to institutions cf
higher education. CFAE reports that, in
1983, corporate ccatrlbuticas to edu
cation reached the $1.29 bUlba mark,
a rise of $40 million from 1882.
New program
aids businesses
with new ideas
A new p'K?&a designed to help
Nebraska businesses gad industries
initiated by tha atsta Dspartatent of
Economic pevcicprasst ard mhw,
Friday.
The 'Nebraska Technical Assls'tsace '
Center, ia Nebraska ll&il, will pnida
technical business and eaRecriag as- ,
sistaace to new tad existing bed
companies.
This help caa ceiat fecra tha uriYer
sity, state esaseiss or the priv ala sec
tor. The center thca will be abla to hdp
businesses and krersters develop and
market new ideas.'
Gov. Bob Kerrey. UI1L Chsneelb:
director of DID's Dffeiepsent Div
ision and Stan liberty desa cf tha col
lege of Engineering sx:d Technology,
spoke at tha operiEg cereraoi and
were the oSciil iibboro2ttefs.'
Massengile sdd tha center, is aa
important "Ircat doer" that cesM pro
vide businesses ilth contacts that pre
viously would hiv been usmSable to
them. Businesses had shown interest ia
the program even be&ra it opened, ha
said.
Kerrey said ha ftod that soma
people would think th state was tim
ing tha university into ea "eceaeasic
development raachiaa." Ka add tha
state, tha university end these usinj
the prorara could all benefit fees il.
G9taf.inut3?
how to protect
ycuroeif.
CiL-aTipcrtT 2D:j
I knev? y:u r t ta eip:c
ir your r:. ..;: to r:t;"a
shortly, b-t Z ir) c :a ttce's a
delay I;;'; ii i :: ?3 j:u
leave, t;;:i c 1:1:5
don tha h:'l. A i f.rj :-r r
scnsJ sTe, be-J co icn
you t:U a rs? c r;tire L? C.2
p. ,. .rpf.
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Amerfcta culture. Ha ti!J that forda
etiidenta la America, lilta -Aiacrfcan
ftBdats thread, cilea Had thcauekes
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" J!;rt i ci it's net t !::try elt L;:;i
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ur : v)r.::3 T.::h thina thai is "new
3 c-;::i.to C.::3 Llr.dj cf
1m" t---3 "pretty caod
UC: Lis! ri riui:r.t j crj:" : J r i miL
Ttrcss L'ct-rn, a criia ttuicr.t
"Cutstsdlnj thit ccrjratE2sr.t
wss," Pskeas sdd, "It tha r.d-
lest ir.crana since 167&- .
This i? tike sac&ad feiishess-MiSier,
edacztba crssaisrtbn that Koskeas
serves. Siaca .1978, ha hi? been a
member cf tha American Ccrr.dl cn
Education's Eusiness-Kihsr Education
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i UNL 13 oiia cf tha Deocla R!erta
jtad last fcll Peterson sdd he?
partner, Kach-KIua Ji a fradusta
- from Taw;, tr:,t her to sea
Taiwsn threu-h dircrtr.t era
Doth Jlh'tad Petersen sslJ that
they've aba toed ft chsa friendship
With ccr::.2 thrv r'.. :.J-i rfT
lierU di EC? b fa ycjM o
3d hu3 frsr.'th ft.C?l v-. htrt t.n -
students. Ara istsrsstsd in becc:a-
tact Ksrta tt tha I3 cca, Ksfeia
Forma. The f iruia's rosmfcership Is res
tricted to 25 chief executives cf corpo-
rations and 25 educators,
Koskens, who is chairman of the
board cfthaAmcricca Council on Edu-
cation, is the first Nebrsska educator
to chair that organization and its 1,600
member colleges and universities.
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