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Wednesday, September 3, 1936
Daily Nebraskan
I Revenge on the mind
of Cornhusker kicker
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By Jeff Apel
First Down Editor
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University Costa Rica, March-June. Need 2 yrs.
college Spanish & 3.0 GPA. Cost about $2150 for
tuition, room, meals (live with family). See Prof.
Avery, 537 Oldfather (472-3214 or 472-2343).
Deadline: Oct. 15.
DENMARK
University of Copenhagen, Jan.-May. Courses in
English. Prefer 3.0 GPA. Cost about $3925 for
tuition, room, meals, trips (dorm or with family).
See Prof. Lonsdale. 1237"R"St. (472-3076). Dead
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UNO Semester in London, Jan. -April. Need 2.0
GPA. Cost about $4250 for tuition, room, some
meals, local excursions, and airfare from Omaha.
Contact study abroad advisor at UNO, A&S 238
(554-2376).
FRANCE
University Haute Bretagne-Rennes, Jan.-June.Need
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See Prof. Carr, 1203 Oldfather (472-3745). Dead
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Katholieke Hogeschool Tilburg, Jan-June. Courses in
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the series with an 18-14 upset, but
Nebraska evened the score a year later
when they posted a 34-14 victory.
"Everyone wants to win this game,"
Klein said.
Klein said he has confidence in his
abilities as the Cornhuskers' No. 1
place kicker this fall.
During Nebraska's workout in the
rain on Tuesday,? Klein said he was
kicking "fairly well" even though all
the Husker kickers were plagued by
damp, slippery kicking surfaces.
"It wasn't the best of conditions,"
Klein said.
Klein said he is hoping to get his
season started off on the right foot by
not enduring the bad breaks he suf
fered through at the beginning of last
year.
After being unsuccessful on his first
four field goal tries of 1985, Klein
kicked a Husker record 13 field goals.
He also set a National Collegiate
Athletics association record last year
against Missouri when he connected on
all seven of his field goal attempts.
"I was kicking good then (at the
beginning of the season)," Klein said.
"But I just wasn't getting the breaks.
This year, I'm hoping to get the breaks."
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A year of frustration finally will be
bent when the Nebraska football team
faces Florida State in a nationally tele
vised contest Saturday night.
Nebraska kicker Dale Klein, who
last year missed a 31-yard field goal
against the Seminoles, said revenge
will be a key factor in how well the
Huskers perform in Nebraska's first
; ever night game at Memorial Stadium.
Klein said none of the Cornhuskers
have forgotten what happened in last
year's Nebraska-Florida State match
up. The Cornhuskers committed three
costly turnovers and were assessed
with 46 yards in penalties enroute to
dropping a season opening 17-13 deci
sion to the Seminoles.
"We outplayed them (the Semi
noles)," Klein said. "We just hurt our
selves with mistakes."
Klein said Nebraska football coach
Tom Osborne has emphasized through
out the week that Florida State is one
of the few teams to hold an advantage
in their series against Nebraska. The
Seminoles took a 2-1 lead in the three
game series with their victory last year.
Florida State won the initial game of
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