Wednesday, May 1,1985
Daily Nebraskan
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fishing and backpacking vacations
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By Brian Keer.su
Staff Reporter
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'could get into the great outdoors and
(do some hiking, fishing. or backpack
ing? You can do all this and more
through the Office of Campus Recrea
tion this summer.
A preview of the trips was given last
fhntsrlav in the Nebraska Union. The
orocram included a slide show of events,
equipment uispiays tutu vmrs wiw uic
trip leaders.
"This is a new program to acquaint
students with what we do in the
summer in the outdoor trip program,"
said Mark Ebel, assistant director of
the Office of Campus Recreation.
The show introduced a trip to Alaska.
This 23-day trip will include hiking,
river rafting, fishing and sea kayaking.
"This trip, however, is designed and
open for beeinncrs." Ebel said. "You
don't have to know how to do these
things. This is a learn-by-doing trip."
Local people will serve as guides on
the trip, which is co-sponsored by
Alaska Pacific University. The cost is
under 51.&UU, with a 40 percent to 50
percent savings for a trip like this.
Round-trip airfare is included.
"We're offering it because there
have been lots of requests," Ebel said.
"Anyone in good physical condition
can do it and should enjoy it."
If you can't afford Alaska, the
department is offering many other trips
at reasonable prices.
Two trips leaving at the end of finals
week are white-water canoeing on the
San Juan River and a bike tour of the
Great Lakes starting in Door County,
Wis. The bike trip has been filled, but
there were still seven openings left last
week for the San Juan trip.
"I would encourage people to sign
up right away because the trips fill up
fast. There are a limited number of
openings, and it is first come first
served," Ebel said. "All summer trips
are open for registration now."
Students also could take a wilder
ness trip to Northern Colorado this
summer. This week-long trip will include
white-water rafting, canoeing, trout
fishing, mountain hiking and technical
rock climbing. Ebel said he hopes this
trip will show people how to enjoy the
outdoors.
Other trips include another bike trip
to Wisconsin, canoeing on Nebraska
rivers and rock-climbing sessions in
South Dakota. An outdoor leadership
seminar is scheduled in August.
If these trips sound too strenuous,
the department also is offering a more
leisurely trip to Taos in Santa Fe, N.M.
The trip includes outdoor recreation
and some cultural activities, Ebel said.
To sign up for trips or for more
information, contact the Office of
Campus Recreation.
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Legal Beagles 12, Abel Nine 8
LXIXERS 7, Bahrain Getats 6
Eddie and the Cruisers 15, LXIXERS 14
Bang Gang 21, Acacia 9
Dull Pencils 14, Butt Popers 9
Dull Pencils 12, T's and Q's 4
CPN Sluggers 17, Burr West 10
Don Ho's 21, Burr Two 9
Don't Knows 14, Don Ho's 10
Ts and Q's 22, Pound NineCather
Four 19 ,
Acacia 10, Belly Slappers 9
Don't Know 21, Penthouse Players 5
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Delta Tau Delta 4, Sigma Nu 1
Phi Kappa Psi 1, Lambda Chi Alpha 0
Numsa Two 7, Legal United 0
Alpha Tau Omega 2, Triangle 1
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Housing...
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University housing also will supply
more guaranteed single rooms for stu
dents who want extra privacy.
Glen Schumann, assistant director
of housing for maintenance operation,
said some buildings will have repairs or
other changes made before fall. The
following is a list of these changes.
O CITY CAMPUS
Sandoz: Two floors will be rec&rpeted.
Selleck: Some outside windows will
be replaced, and a bathroom will be
added in the 6000 building.
General: Six lounges in Abel-Sandoz
I and Harper-Schramm-Smith complexes
t will be remodeled. Maintenance crews
j also will install a high-rise safety smoke
damper system, designed to keep smoke
jfrom traveling from floor to floor through
air-conditioning or heating systems.
Maintenance crews also will replace
.thermostats and continue to imple
ment other conservation measures.
EAST CAMPUS
Burr-Fedde: Window trimming will
oe repainted and a ceiling will be
pplaced in Burr.
! Love Memorial Cooperative for
)Vomen: Two bathrooms will be installed.
I The office of university housing will
Jend out its Erst information newslet
ter in mid-summer to all students who
ave housing contracts. The mailing
Jill include information cn new resi
dence hall conditions and advice on
f-hat to expect from residence hall life.
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