Wednesday, August 28, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
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Tesiclliers College unoves out
Teachers College administrators re
cently moved to new offices in Nebraska
and Henzlik halls.
The Student Assistance Center,
scheduled to open before the next
school year, will occupy space in the
Teachers College building.
"We were able to design things in
Nebraska Hall the way we wanted
them, so it should work out good," said
James O'Hanlon, Teachers College dean.
Although some faculty members are
still in the Teachers College building,
they plan to move next summer, O'Han
lon said. Before this summer, about
half of the staff was at Nebraska Hall.
Now, 10 percent of the staff, including
the dean's office, is in Henzlik Hall.
The rest have offices on the fifth floor of
Nebraska Hall.
Because of its central location,
Teachers College will contain all stu
dent services, O'Hanlon said. The build
ing already houses the dean of stu
dents, vice chancellor for Student Affairs,
director of Registration and Records
and others. Other student services will
move gradually, with some renovation
planned.
Chapter wins service award
The UNL chapter of Phi Gamma "It's worth $22,000, but a lot more did the efforts of house members who
Delta recently received a national award than that to us at the house," said Bob collected $7,500 on Appreciation Day.
for excellence in religious, ethical and Parker, public relations co-chairman. Public relations chairman Jeff Blumel
social services. He said the fraternity had a full said the fraternity also sponsored
Mike Cassling, house president, said schedule of social activities last year, speakers for Campus Crusade for Christ
this was the first time the Nebraska The house sponsored an all-Greek at UNL
cnapter won tne iraternitys interna- non-alcoholic party, a pole-sit with Pi Bob Parker, also public relations
Beta Phi sorority, a bike trek and a chairman for the house, said the fra
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tional Baker Cup
"We knew that our fraternity had a
chance to win the Baker Cup," Cassling
said.
The cup is awarded annually to fra
ternity chapters from the United States
and Canada. The award, which is valued
blood drive. Cassling said fraternity
members also attended church with
members of Chi Omega sorority and
participated in Honey Sunday and the
Easter Seals Bunny Hop.
Plantasia, which the fraternity
ternity plans to start a child search
program, including dispersing leaflets
nationwide.
Pmnnnie I ime!
Welcome back students! Stop by Misty's to experience
the Midwest's finest prime rib. We also feature charcoal
grilled steak, as well as selected seafood.
A Lincoln Tradition!
Open Montluy-Saturduy lOam-lum
Sunday 5pm-10pm
Havelock (Banquet rooms available)
6235 Havelock Avenue 466-8424
Edgewood
56th and Highway 2 423-2288
at $22,000, is engraved with inscrip- sponsored with Kappa Alpha Theta
tions dating back to 1918. sorority, raised money for charity, as
Shorts
The University Lutheran Center, 1510
Q St., will have a "beach party" at 8
p.m. Thursday. Two dumptruck loads of
sand will form the beach for this party,
which is open to all university students.
Students can call 477-3997 for more
information.
organizations. The meeting will be at
6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Nebraska
Union.
Information on the 1986 National
Endowment for the Humanities Summer
Stipends program is available in the
dean's office, College of Arts and
Sciences, 1223 Oldfather Hall.
Proposals are due Sept. 13. '
The University Health Center Stu
dent Board is scheduled to have its first
meeting for the 1985-1986 school year
Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The board will meet in the multi
purpose room in the basement of the
health center.
Students interested in actuarial
science are invited to attend meetings
this week.
A meeting for graduate students is
scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in
309 Burnett Hall. Undergraduate stu
dents in the College of Business
Administration will meet at 3:30 p.m.
Thursday in 208 Oldfather Hall. Stu
dents in the College of Arts and Scien
ces will meet at 4 p.m. Thursday in 208
Oldfather Hall.
For more information, students may
contact Warren Luckner, actuarial
science director, at 472-2698.
The UNL GayLesbian Student
Association will monitor an ASUN
meeting concerning a non-discrimination
clause. The sexual orientation
clause, being reintroduced by the Spe
cial Topics Committee, would set a
non-discrimination policy for student
All freshmen and their advisers in
the College of Arts and Sciences are
invited to attend an ice cream social
and jazz concert from 3:30 to 5:15 p.m.
Thursday. The event, which will be
north of Kimball Hall in the sculpture
gardens, will begin after students meet
their advisers.
An insider's view of the Sheldon Art
Gallery will be offered to those who
enroll in a fall course at UNL
Suzanne Wise, Sheldon's-museum
education specialist, will teach the
course. The coure is designed to help
people discover new ways to look at
and experience 20th Century American
art.
The course meets from 7 to 9 p.m.
Thursdays from Sept. 19 to Oct. 10 at
Sheldon.
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U.S. Information Agency with federal funds, provides grants
for study abroad for one academic year including round trip
transportation, language andor orientation courses when
appropriate, tuition, books, room, and board.
THE APPLICANT: For students who are seniors during the
1985-86 academic year and will have graduated by summer
1986, and for all graduate students.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens at the time of application,
have a bachelor's degree before leaving for abroad, and in
most cases have a working knowledge of the language of the
host country. Successful applicants generally have at least a
3.3 GPA. Candidates may not hold doctoral degrees.
Application materials and further information are available
from Dr. Richard E. Lonsdale, or Joan M. Blackburn, secretary
at the
INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
International Affairs Center
1237 It St. 2nd Floor Phone: 472-3076
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Now it's even better. If you are a
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