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Friday, January 17, 1986
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University child care
searches for location
beyond City Campus
By Kim Schwartze
Staff Reporter
The University Child Care Project,
now in Commonplace at 333 N. 14th St.,
will move off City Campus by May 1986,
said Joyce Wagner, project director.
"We have a search committee to find
a new location," Wagner said. "We
tried to find a first floor space with two
exits on campus, but nothing could be
found to suit our needs."
UNL bought Commonplace in Janu
ary 1985 from the Presbyterian Synod
Church. The UCCP originally was sche
duled to move in May 1985, but was
given a one-year extension by the
Nebraska Union Board so the project
could find a suitable location.
Daryl Swanson, Union Board director
and member of the UCCP's search
committee, said UCCP's move was part
of the purchase agreement.
"It was generally felt then, and I
think now, that their function and
presence was in conflict with other
uses of the building," Swanson said.
Child care licensing rules require
children to sleep on first floors, and the
UCCP fully occupies the basement.
This makes it hard to use the building
for anything else, Swanson said.
The Union Board hasn't decided yet
what the UCCP's space will be used for.
"Student pot luck dinners could be
held there," Swanson said. "It could be
divided nicely into three meeting rooms,
or student organization offices, or
both."
The UCCP has asked three churches
if it could use their buildings.
"The First Presbyterian Church on
17th and F (streets) and Grace United
Methodist on 27th and R streets have
turned us down, but we're negotiating
with Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
right now," Wagner said. 'They've been
very open, positive and cooperative."
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church,
1201 Benton St. will vote Feb. 6 whether
it will accept the UCCP.
If the UCCP is allowed to use the
Prince of Peace buildings, renovations
must be made to meet licensing require
ments. Wagner said the UCCP is brain
storming on fund-raising projects to
pay for necessary changes.
Students, staff members and faculty
members, who use the center were
polled recently by the UCCP to deter
mine how they felt about the project's
relocation. Results will be released
Jan. 31.
Digest
Math anxiety
A support group for students enrolled
in Math 100 is being offered by the
Educational Psychology Clinic.
The program, which meets twice a
week, includes new ideas in study
skills, test-taking and relief from anx
iety about working with numbers.
The clinic is also offering a pre
statistics workshop to review neces
sary math skills and introduce stu
dents to basic topics.
It will deal with subjects concerning
fear of statistics, such as taking control
and "blocking" on tests.
For more information, call the Edu
cational Psychology Clinic, 130 Ban
croft, 472-1152.
Student Alumni group
Applications for the 1986 Student
Alumni Association will be available
for all UNL students Monday in the
Campus Activities and Programs Office,
200 Nebraska Union, and at the SAA
office in the Wick Alumni Center.
Applications are due Jan. 29 and
interviews will be scheduled Feb. 4 and
6 between 5 and 10 p.m.
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