Wednesday, August 21, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
Page 43
Student group offers variety,
Music and Melons Friday
By Laura Hansen
Staff Reporter
October. UPC Will SDonsor snflakpre come and are sunnnrt.pd hv student
and a Homecominc talent show. Th fees Shellotftf said. InvnlvemAnt. InllPf!
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. ... annual Music and Melons, which In- is voluntary. Students earn no salary,
The University Program Council, a eludes music on the plaza and water- but have an opportunity to learn, she
student group, brings a variety of pro- melons, is Aug. 28. It will begin about said.
grams to the UNL campus and com- 3:30 p.m. Shellogg said students can become
nt A new attraction called Playfair will involved with UPC on two levels. Some
Kathy Shellogg, activities coordina- be Oct. 29, Shellogg said. chairperson positions still are open on
tor for the organization, said three Playfair was developed by Matt Wein- many committees. The posts are open
interdependent councils run UPC. stein, a doctorate in psychological on an application basis, she said.
The Council-City, which is on City education, who says, "it's very physical, Also students can volunteer to be a
Campus, supports programs such as we try to get people moving." part of a committee and help with
concerts, speakers, Model United He will give a talk about Playfair the events. Shellogg said UPC has hundreds
Nations and the Women's Resource day of the event at 5 p.m. on East Cam- of volunteers, and will recruit more
Center, pus. Playfair begins at 2:30 p.m. on the during the first week of school;
Second, the Tri-culture emphasizes field in front of Memorial Stadium, and For student volunteers, UPC offers
programming for blacks, Asian, Chi- on the Comstock meadows at 5 p.m. the opportunity to learn leadership and
cano and Native American students. UPC also will present a 12-part for- organizational skills. Students on a
The council has sponsored events such eign films series to be presented every film committee learn about film, and so
as Chicano Awareness Days and been other week, on Thursdays. The times forth, Shellogg said,
host of many speakers from different are yet to be announced. Incoming chairpersons attend a week
ethnic groups. Tri-culture is presenting the ETC end training retreat. A budget work
Finally, the Council-East program band Sept. 13. ETC was one of the most shop is held in October, and another
provides East Campus programs, such popular bands on campus last year. The retreat in January. Anyone can be a
as the yearly Comstock celebration, committee also are presenting a Chi- volunteer, Shellogg said. Recruiting
along with speakers, dances and art cano Arts festival in November, and a information will be available the first
exhibits. film series in the fall, along with the week of school, or by calling 472-2454.
UPC also provides educational enter- annual dances. Shellogg said UPC hopes to meet the
lainmeni ior an students, sne said, in All UF J organizations generate in- programming needs of all students, to
jjiuviuc ciiiciiaiiuucia, suciui-euuca-
tional activities and dances. She said
UPC seeks active student involvement
through participation in programming
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melodious guitar rhythm that made me
look forward to the rest of the song
saying this may be a good one. But all
the songs then broke into choppy
stupid lyrics, with overdone added
effects (Harrison Ford even recorded
whip cracks for "Desperation Samba").
Still there were shades of the old
Buffett on a couple of the songs,
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