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Courtesy of University Information
Tuck
Professor
selected for
design award
George Tuck, UNL professor of jour
nalism, has been selected to partici
pate in a newspaper design and gra
phics seminar, June 8 through 14 in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
The Poynter Institute for Media Stu
dies Institute fellowships, which honor
top teachers in graphics and news
paper design techniques, were awarded
to 13 professors in the U.S.
"They polled the country and picked
the best graphics people (for the
award)" said R. Neale Coppe, dean of
the College of Journalism. "It's a nice
honor for George. He wanted very much
to go."
Tuck said he was excited about the
chance to swap information with other
top graphics professors.
"It's a chance to find out what you're
teaching should be taught," he said.
"It will give me a chance to talk to
other professors, share ideas and pick
jp current research (in the graphics
field)."
"Judges were impressed by the qual
ity of applicants in all our fellowship
programs this year," said Dr. Mario
Garcia, director of the institute's gra
phics and design center.
Copple said the people picked for
the fellowships were the top of the
field. The information Tuck could bring
back to UNL would advance the col
lege, he said.
The institute selects college profes
sors of graphics and design, to journal
ism instructors who act as advisers at
junior or community colleges, and to
college seniors interested in careers as
newspaper designers.
Digest
Victim rights
Victim Rights Week will be observed
today through Friday.
Representatives from several Lincoln
agencies will sponsor resource infor
mation booths concerning help for the
crime victim in the Nebraska Union,
today, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Victim Rights Week Forum will
be Wednesday, noon to 1 p.m. in the
Lincoln City Council chambers. Mod
erator will be Shirley J. Kuhle, admin
istrator of the Lincoln Police Depart
ment VictimWitness Unit.
The keynote speaker for the forum
will be District Court Judge Donald E.
Endacott.
The Lincoln Police Department Vic
timWitness Unit, 223 S. 10th St., is
sponsoring an open house, Friday, 2 to
4 p.m.
Police Report
Sunday
12:49 a.m. Light fixture reported
broken in a Schramm Hall stairwell.
9:10 a.m. Window reported broken
on the Boathouse.
10:27 a.m. Window reported
broken near the front door of Love Hall
on East Campus.
1:25 p.m. Hit-and-run reported in
parking area 6 near Burr Hall on East
Campus.
4:24 p.m. Two car accident re
ported in parking area 2 east of Sandoz
Hall.
8 p.m. Medical emergency
illness reported at the Bob Devaney
Sports Center. Victim was transported
to a hospital by ambulance.
11:48 p.m. Gas cap reported
stolen from a car in Abel drive.
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