The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 18, 1985, Page Page 3, Image 3
Monday, March 18, 1G35 Dally Ncbrcskan roiice Eeport T'.;fl following incidents were reported to the UNI police between 9:44 i.m. Thursday end 9:31 Pjr.. Saturday. a.m. Wallet and rings reported stolen from Cclbsun.. 2.Z1 p.m. Four hubcaps reported stolen from Parking Area 3 north of Karper-Sehremm- Smith resldsnce hells. SiS3 p.m. t;i:.''d reported lost or stole froi.- Cmssura. i;27 p.m. Parkin j permit reported stolen from csr In Perkins Area 10 north o.'AbM Hall. 7C3 p.m. Hit-and-run accident reported In Perking Area 3 north of Har Schnt-.m-Saslth rjJucr.ce hells. 10:19 p.n. Driver cited for driving while Intoxicated at ISih street bdween P and 0 streets, Friday U:S3 sun. PtrkSr3 pfralt reported stolen from PuUng Aiea 19 west of Harper Schramm -Smith re sidf.nca halls. 1:43 p.n. Hit end run accident reported Tuesday's Women in Perspective scries x.VA focus on "Prime-time Women: New cad Improved by CE3." The series will fee front 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Women's Resource Center, Nebraska Union 117. Barking dop, sirry animals, exotic pets: Animal Centrci will discuss newly enacted ordinances and hours tonight at the Neighborhood Wetch Association meeting, Auld Center at Antelope Park. Water management Implementation will be the tas cf the 14th annual Nebraska Water Ccnfcrcr.ee at the UNL Center for Continuing Education, 33rd and lloldrege streets, Tuesday Wednesdsy.. and The prcp-am was planned by the Nebraska Water Conference Coimcil a statewide group representing 90 public and private agencies and groups in terested in water-related Issues. : , Registration fee is ICO before Tues day and $85 at the doer. More in formation and room reservations are available from the Department of Con ferences, Nebraska Center 2C5 or by calling 402-472-2844 .'' kre women o equally involved as men in the classrooms at UNL? Who is more likely to participate classroom discussions a woman or a man? Are instructors more apt to criticize the contributions of women or men? These and similar questions are answered in the research findings of Myra and David Sadker of American University in Washington. The Sadkers will share information on sex equality in the classroom during a series of workshops and informational presenta tions at UNL today and Tuesday. During their stay at UNL, the Sadkers will conduct workshops for students and faculty members. They also will speak at meetings sponsored by the College of Business Administration and the College cf Agriculture. A schedule follow: O Today 2:30 to 4:80 pra Work shop co-sponsored by the Chancellor's Commission on the ZtsXm of Women and the Women's Resource ' Center, , open to all students in the Nebraska Usdon; 7:30 to 9 p.nu Present&ttaa co gposscredrCCSWaadthePaEh'iledc . Association in the Nebraska Union. ' O ' Teesday .7 to fcS3 p.ai Work- ' shep co-sponsored by CCS? and tk department cf residential education at I m i e v w i o it ibU Ui O J t Where students are special and roses aro our specialty. tO C.1"P'J3. i 12170 Cl::;l t u n r ii v. r ri m .:- 11 v- a r i v 5 t J in PtrSdnj Arra I at l?th and R streets. 8:33 p.n. Gasoline reported stolen from cm In Pas-klna Arts 6 west of Harpe r B 1 Smith rcs'dcnci hal's, -7 p.tt. Urcer.y rr;ortrd at Sar.duz Kill. 4:3 p.Ks. Cciolln reported ateien frsm c.ir In Psikinl Arts 6 west of i:-..-crSr.rz!73-Smith residence hails. 6:10 p.ta. Cass of theft by dscoptlon reported. 6:33 r.Ej. Fire alarm reported soundln j at 1115 N.kh St. $M p.n. Ucen?59 plate reported stolen from Parking Area 3 north of Ktrpar Schftnim Stfilth rvsldence hal'.a. a 1:3 1 or the discriminating gentleman WHEN THEY SEE YOUR TIE, they will sense your style. The necktie can do more than any other item cf apparel to help define your look and when you coordinate that tie with a Hathaway shirt you will save 20 on the shirt purchase. Lincoln's !-rc:t flection of quality neckwear. Ec:t Perk Flc:a 0-1113 Grandmothers 'cmcmbcr Two-fen on taco salads every Monday night after 5:00 P.M. Sun Valley only 1 1 O W- 5?i i 0iiihi;x . ; ' ' :7 .'"V." - t v .-. ... - - 3 r-f s f f r fa it ft Si '.;..x Li1 Li - i2i Tills spring birea!c, if you and pur friends are thrJdngabcd headingto the slopes, the beach & . fist home foravM, Greyiioand can take you there, rcron $99 or less, round trip. ' Just slx7tsyota,co!!ege student I.D. card . ven ym purchase your Gre-hound txket. . Vbtirticketwill then begood for travel for 15 (J (Says fr(3ateof purchase, -i So & is spring break, get a real rireak. Go any wt lere Greyhound isfor $99 or less. For more information, ca!l Greyhound. Musi presei a vslid college sbgfent i.D. mi upon pmdssse. No ofter discoants app. Ticteis are non&aik' etSe and gaod lor travel on Greyhound Lkes, Inc, ad cparticirgcarriers. CkIiisi reitridkxB app. OSrreSedKe 2-15. Grinasd. Not d in Canada. --.jj Lai feaf V. 1 IWi5 Gmtxjund Luks, Inc. And lem the drivte to us.