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Wednesday, December 10, 1986 Page 6 Daily Nebraskan TAKE A 60 MINUTE BREAK 2 for $7 2 for$12 9 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun.-Thur. 6 p.m. -Close Coupon Expires Dec, 31, 1986 Thm 475-8989 Private Hot Tub Rooms 818 "P" St. t sr-v 5 mm 1st SEMESTER GRADE REPORTS MAY BE PICKED UP AT Service Counter 111G, Adm. Bldg. JANUARY 6 thru JANUARY 9 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. City Campus Student Union WEST LOUNGE JANUARY 12 thru JANUARY 14 8 A.M. -4:30 P.M. Service Counter 107B, Adm. Bldg. JANUARY 15 & JANUARY 16 8 A.M. -5 P.M. All grade reports not picked up will be mailed to permanent home addresses. Scooters, I tip toy you never outgrow. ukJ LiLo my r - n U tf iJ L z a Even if you've outgrown the 4 scooter you had as a kid, you car) Sti3 ride on one o! the new, re- designed ..&Qoi8mlrQnl,QyM&S. Works; Extfa strong frameshand brakes! ancj rugged whejelsfiake -these scooersevei more tun j than the old wood styles you $ rerbember4 Cycle Works has many styles and colors to choose from, and they make great Christmas gifts, Stop in today and tost rido a neiv scooter at Cycle I'cr&s LrJ L 27th & Vine. 56th & South. f I U Z O &Xht 322 SOUTH 9TH STREET, LINCOLN, NE 68508-476-8551 - 'i v --: "-t 1 r, S v., ' ' j ' ' f -. 1 r'f : V .- - -I ;. A vs: ' " . , calvatinn , u t 0 ,it i I? ; ;i Site or JjtO! !u- f f r i i Andrea HoyDaily Nebraskan Alms for the poor Salvation Army bell ringer Joe Higgins rings his bell to attract donators on the west corner of 13th and O streets. Higgins has worked eight hours a day since Dec. 1 collecting money for the Salvation Army Tree of Lights campaign. By Linda Hartmann Associate New Editor Members of UNL's Faculty Senate on Tuesday tabled a motion opposing the propsal to build at UNL a combination recreation building and indoor football practice field. Robert Furgason, vice chancellor for academic affairs, presented the recreation-center proposal to the senate. He issue on student fees, donations and $3 million from the bond said the center would cost $16 million to $17 million. A combination of financ ing could be used, he said, including $10 million from a surcharge on the sale of footabll tickets, $3 million from -sa -rm 'i ( ,3E ? I Downtown buys used records, cassettes & compact discs. 217 No. 11th 477-6031 VAIL, C O LORA January 3-9, 1987 ONLY $274-00 $50 deposit required Includes: Transportation Lift Ticket Luxury Condos Memories & FUN! ? SIGN UP TODAY! CAP Office - 200 Union 'deadline Dec. 10 Li f V v ...Ex: The proposal and an opposing state ment presented by Sen. Louis Leviti cus, professor of agricultural engineer ing, sparked discussion among senators. Leviticus' statement read, "The faculty senate wishes to express its grave concern at the emphasis and support given to the sports andor recreation program over and above the academic program. In these times when programs are being cut and research is being curtailed due to economic condi tion, the senate feels that it is politi cally unwise and academically inexcu sable to divert any type of funding into the sports andor recreation program." "I'm wondering about the priorities of this body," said Sen. Marc Schnied erjans, associate professor of manage ment. Schniederjans said education should be a higher priority to the Faculty Senate than recreation. Other items of concern on campus such as parking problems also are being over looked, he said. Furgason responded that a recrea tion center would be a positive addi tion to the campus and would take no funding away from academic programs. "If I thought there was a major div ersion away from academic programs to do this, I, too, would be against it," he said. Schniederjans said if UNL's facili ties draw more potential students than its faculty, "then heaven help us." Greg Dynek, ASUN representative to the Faculty Senate, said although he understands faculty members' finan cial concerns, it is necessary to improve student and faculty life on the campus through a recreation center. "Maintaining physical fitness is a viable student concern." he said. See FACULTY on 8