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Friday, September 20, 1985 Daily Nebraskan Page 3 Students give troubled youths attention, care they lack, need From Staff Reports UNL criminal science, psychology and sociology students can gain valua ble job experience by volunteering at the Lincoln Youth Attention Center. Kristi Krueger, a UNL educatioa major and volunteer coordinator at the center, said the center is looking for students to work with youths. "We need the volunteers to play games with the kids, talk to them and just make the kids feel like somebody cares about them," Krueger said. Jon Hill, center director, said inter action shows young people that they can do things without cheating or using foul language. The center, which opened in January 1976 at 220 S. 10th St., has two func tions: to detain youths under 18 who have been arrested by the police and to rehabilitate those-who have been sent enced to a maximum of one year at the Setting It Straight The article "NU President Roskens says he'll quit if campuses merge," -(Daily Nebraskan, Sept. 19) should have referred to the consolidation of NU and Nebraska state colleges, not the merging of UNL, UNO and the NU Medical Center, which already are consolidated. center. The average age of young people in the center is 16, but Hill said the cen ter has treated 8-year-olds. The treat ment program has been a part of the center since July 1984. Hill said the program appears to be successful, but it is still too early to determine how successful it is. Most of the young people have many problems and need somebody to pay attention to them, he said. Sometimes it's the first time they've received any attention, he said. Krueger said volunteers tutor, teach arts and crafts and join in recreational activities with the young people. Krueger said the center would wel come theater classes or musical pro- asms flM Kodak MP film . . . Eastman Kodak's professional color morion picture (MP) film now adapted for still use in 35mm cameras by Seattle FilmWorks. Its micro-fine grain and rich color satura tion meet die exacting standards of the movie industry. Shoot in low or bright light from 200 ASA up to 1200 ASA. Get prints or slides, or both, from the same roll. Enjoy the very latest in photographic technology with substantial savings. UNIV OF NEBRASKA DAILY MEvHASKAn INTRODUCTORY OFFER Rush me two 20-exposure rolls of your leading KODAK MP film Kodak 5247 (200 ASA). Enclosed is $2.00. I'd like to be able to get color prints or slides (or both) from the same roll and experience the remarkable versatility of this professional quality film. NAME. ADDRESS. CITY STATE. .ZIP. Limit 2 roll ler customer. Kodak S247i( i registered trademark of the Eastman Kodak Company. Mail to: Seattle FilmWorkj P.O.BoxC-34056 Seattle, WA 98124 grams to entertain the young people. She said volunteers should expect occasional verbal abuse from the youths. Volunteers must be open and honest with the young people because they expect that, she added. Hill said some young people who left the center called back to thank the volunteers because, for some, the cen ter was the first time people cared about them. "I think in the long run the kids in the center really appreciate these peo ple coming in to show some attention to them," Hill said. People interested in volunteering should contact Krueger at 471-7090 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 5 p.m. BE IN STRIDE AND RIDE A FINER BIKE THIS YEAR We've got your bike, come in and see it! Walking and Biking distance from campus!! -DOWNTOWN-427 So. 13th -EAST PARK PLAZA 208 No. 66th J EZ3 L3 tZ3 C3 E3 1 I E3 E3 S3 E3 E3 EZ3 EZ3 G2 Ml FOOL fi GOOL PITCHERS! 13th O "Q" - GU&WJY'S IYIALL ni "pi I u & PITCMEU Expires Oct. 15, 1985 01.7! D Q Q CLOSE TO CAMPUS!! DOWNTOWN 427 So. 13th 475-0204 EAST PARK PLAZA 208 N. 66th n 464-0188 Expires Oct 15, 1985 Q Q D 0 Any II true LZ3 Back-to-School ihGCk-up $20 VALUE (Expires Oct. 15, 1985) brand multi-speed bike serviced includes adjusting gears, brakes. wheels, lubrication and complete bike check-up. All parts extra. TC? 1L lb ML . ! 4 18; 20 Off Union Bay & Reunion Union Bay, one of the most popular names in young men's fashion, has introduced an all new men's sportswear collection: Reunion. Right now you can save 20 on our entire stock of both Union Bay and Reunion collections. All the latest fall fashions in shirts, slacks, and sweaters at a 20 savings to you. Young Mens and Mens Better Sportswear 1, nil 14,99-22,99 Santa Cruz Reg. $22-$32. Casual and contemporary looks in "Rebel" colors and plaids. Choose from jade, salmon, indigo, and plaids. In cotton and acrylic. 3-13, S-L. Juniors 1 2,99-46.99 St. Michel Reg. $19-$64. You'll love these updated varsity and sporty separates. Choose from red plaid and related separates in gold and black. 3-13. Juniors MkT AT. it Fl .xffl i vi i hi mm ii nine Nebraska's Quality Department Stores 1 u D 0 D Q eKS4 Seattle nWSbna I486
