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Wednesday, January 30, 1C33
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Vol. No. C2
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of -7 (-22C),windchiil -50 (-4GC). Thursday mostly
cloudy End cold with a high of C (-14C).
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The Target Party announced its can- Fishbaek, a junior mooring la into-
tidaey for the 18S5 ASUN . election grated studies for totcrnattel man-
Tsesdsy la the Nebraska Union, tgement, said it is "inevitable that the
Gerard Keating, Target's presidea- whole university system will he ccmpu
tlal candidate, Ecd Tenner, first vice- ttrized ia the future."
presidential candidate end Jeff Fish- Target wffl study the theory to deter
back, second vice-presidential caadi- mine "how fr down the road" such a
date, emphasized a "broadening of system could be '-installed at UNL,
comniunicatloa and advising between including residence hall and Grek
faculty and students," ' houses, Fishbaek said.
Keating a junior majoring ia agri- Penner, a sophemcre agriculture
business, said Target will push for boners major, said Target will bring a
equal reprcs-iriatica of all students ca - "atrcsgly enthusiastic, difsrent sSyle
carnpui, fcclaairg these ia residence of isaaersnip thaa ia the last tw
M'.li ad the Creek hsus:s. Adircs:ing ysars."
issues tktt beaefU all UNL students Penner said tha party pbas to Issi
alsab inportsat becssse it will attract prw cemmunkatica bstesa ASUN
a Ksr 0$ar tuao Keatir gall and students by cent?nt pd:!ica
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ile said that tediticssliy voter turn- tica cf aa ASUN R3ws?.sttar started last prove the credibility of ASUN," he said.
Keating a mastovt f the Student
Fishbafik said Tarjst mill ded with
the issues within the power cfASUN.
stion tsd FsnnSouse flrstcnilty.
Penner said the aame Tttf etM was
siuficrs ccsi scrciitifs csd Eatcra- iaKsaation w tho Driar ritbrai2a. Alisari Association, senrss oaths Inter- "If you ded with issues outside year chosen from the sk?sa cf a fc
i23- . Keathg Eaii the Tai-sl Tarty will frattrEityCcsndl, ColiegaKcpubacaas- power, you lesa credibility,0 llshbadc ASUN party, "Aim," wldch raa last year.
push hard for rcsidsace hall unite reprcaeatstlvsj fern all phases and is a member cf Alpha Gasaa said, "Vfo plan to deal wth the issues "Their slogan was, 'We're a good
toc-ut and develop issuer that they cf casipus lifa, tedudiza residence Sigsia Praterolty. that we caa work with. We plaa to be a adaiiaistration that will take dm,' H'
csa relate to," ha said. . halls, Greek hcuaas csd c2-campus Fishback, a member cf the Nebraska productive orssiizstion." Penner said. "We'll take that a step
These isssea include strer-sr devel- repressnthrcs. Union Beard, abo i3 tressurar of the Penner, a member of the University ftiither- mi wfth the goals we have
cpiacRt cf stedent sddsiag at UNL, - ' "We'll put tsgetto the most effec- InterMemity Council end & member Judicial Board last year, is also a 'aiaicd for, we feel well hit the target'
itsdant feedback ca a possible new tiva repressatsticn structure and iia- of Acacia fcataraUy.
member cf the Student Alumni Associ- we have set."
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Mend. Mara Eaua is doing
3m research to find out just how
valuable that friendship caa be.
Eaun, an associate prefessor cf
nursici and director of p.ursfeg -
research at the NU Medical Cents?
ia Omaha, is tsstteg the physiokl.
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people.
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Staff Eepastsr
&ger, said tws .cf the power plant's
three generators had to be restarted
after the citage. A third generator had
Ihe power outage that kept some to be speeded up to provide power to
parts of UNL's city and esist campuses high-priority buildings like the Uni
ia the dark for up to 40 minutes Tues- versity Health Center. Schrader said
day meaning caused only minor inccn- power was restored to the entire cam
veniences, university spokespersons re- pus 1 5 to 20 minutes before LE3 began
ported. cfeaaaeliig energy to the university.
A r w" wr- r-trh ft' ' ' "I think our power plant people did
ACpfbiii l85? ,!Tw . J s8rjobandreactedwell,''Schrader
KeyneolaEIsetricalStsmsEthand '
N Street, essbststloa csosed a trass- power outae was the
5? e ionsScLilrhadseentohistwenty
beta UNL campuccj and a bick n,,, e ,v tf
areabordcredbJuttolTthstreftaasd t?& ,tif w
Van Dcra to H streets, aaid Eecky to, 5?0BsHVv !l! longcst
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apart" It 6:51 a.m., Carr said, ad LES t m7i?tViM$t
rcpiimea restored power at 10:83 a,m. eropicycartsoTd tteee
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