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Friday, October 11, 1985 Daily Nebraskan Page 3 UNL Homecoming nominees cut from 60 to 18 finalists Eighteen candidates have been selected as finalists in UNL's 1985 Homecoming Royalty Contest. Finalists include: Tammy Kaup, a senior news-editorial major from Bassett. Daniel J. Longacre, a senior compu ter science and engineering major from Bellevue. Milli King, a senior news-editorial and Spanish major from Central City. Lisa Edens, a senior speech pathol ogy major from Harrisburg. Jay Keasling, a senior chemistrybi ology major from Harvard. Mary Marcy, a senior speech com munication major from Hay Springs. Marybeth Prusa, a senior home eco nomicsvocational education major from Howells. Mark Leeper, a senior political science major from Lincoln. Kimberly Frances Wood, a senior physical science major from Lincoln. Jan Ward, a senior marketing and marketing education major from North Platte. Lynn DiDonato, a senior biology major from Omaha. Jeff Hansen, a senior business ad ministration major from Omaha. Chris Hunt, a senior life sciences major from Omaha. Bobbi Lubberstedt, a senior psych ology major from Omaha. Dave Smith, a senior finance major from Omahi. Roger Doerr, a senior electrical engineering major from Orchard. Todd Ibach, a senior ag honors major from Sumner. Don Welch, a senior finance major from Wood River. A special committee of faculty mem bers and students chose the candi dates from more than 60 nominees. UNL students will select a man and woman to reign as Homecoming Roy alty at an election Oct. 23 on City and East campuses. The 1985 Homecoming couple will be announced Oct. 26 during half-time of the Nebraska-University of Colorado football game. Group discusses 1999 values From Staff Reports Some UNL students, faculty and staff members will get to choose one item of greatest value to bring with them to the year 1999 as part of a forum sponsored by the Life Work Inquiry Group on Nov. 14. People from the UNL community will enter their ideas of what they would Shorts The Association for Computing Machinery is sponsoring a Plato Users group meeting at 7 p.m. Monday in Ferguson Hall 217. The meeting is open to the public. Students who received tuition state ments that showed a credit balance can pick up refund checks at the Stu dent Accounts window, Administration Building 204, weekdays starting today from 8:30 am. to 4 p.m. However, refund checks will not be available until about Nov. 6 for credit balances resulting from late scholarships, grants and awards that were not printed on tuition statements; courses dropped after Sept. 4, but before the end of the refund period, and overpayments. Stu dents must present a valid UNL identi fication card to pick up refund checks. For more information call 472-2887. ICa AMC-4MI. 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