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1987
Summer Reading
Course Program
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Division of Continuing Studies
EARN CREDIT THIS SUMMER WITHOUT COMING TO CAMPUS -TAKE
A SUMMER READING COURSE!
1 . Attend the spring course orientation meetings during April 6-1 7.
2. Discuss course selection with your advisor (some colleges place
limitations on summer reading hours.
3. Register: (Maximum of two courses)
Where: 271 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
33rd and Holdrege
When: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, April 20, through
Friday, May 8.
SPECIAL EVENING REGISTRATION
Where: 271 Nebraska Center for Continuing Education
When: April 23 from 5-7 p.m.
4. Cost: Full payment of tuition is required at time of registra
tion. Tuition is $49.00 per credit hour.
5. Complete course requirements by the date established by the
instructor. (Oct. 9, 1987).
The following courses are offered this summer:
(-No PN option. -PN only. All others, regular PN registrations
are possible.)
Course
No. Sec.
Title
Cr.
Hr. Instructor
CLASSICS
180x (831) Classical Myth. 3 Rinkevich
COMMUNITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
497Rx (831) Intro. Community 3 Gulick
Development
ECONOMICS
307x (831) Principles of Ins. 3 Rejda
ENGLISH
205x (831) Modern Fiction 3 Miller
205x (832) Modern Fiction 3 Sorensen
211Ax (831) Plains Literature 3 Beeman
215Ex (831) Intro. Women's 3 Richards
Literature
261 Ax (831) American Literary 3 Nielson
Works
HORTICULTURE
399x (831) ' Readings iri Land. 2 Sutton
Appreciation
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
484x (831) Problems in Middle
Later Years
3 VanZandt
HUMAN NUTRITION & FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT
453x (831) Cultural Aspects 3 Kies
of Diet
MODERN LANGUAGES
283x (831) Czech Literature in 3 Petracek
Translation
POLITICAL SCIENCE
101x (831) Agricultural Crisis 3 Avery
Poli. Extremism
198x (831) Politics & Literature 3 Dyer
225x (831) Nebraska Govern. 3 Miewald
& Politics
398x (832) Women & Politics 3 Welch
427x (831) Amer. Presidency 3 Gruhl
PSYCHOLOGY
298x (831) Special Topics: 3 Jensen
Parapsychology A
Skeptical Perspective
SOCIOLOGY
242x (831) Urban Sociology 3 Siegman
TEXTILES, DESIGN & CLOTHING
43 Sx (831) Textiles Issues for 3 Laughlin
Nebraska's Todd Dunge prepares to swing Saturday during Nebraska's 16-9 win against
Kearney State College at Buck Beltzer Field. Bunge hit two home runs for the Cornhuskers
during the game.
NU Ta&etall team sweeps
By Steve Sipple
Staff Reporter
The Nebraska baseball team proved
it could handle the extremes of
Nebraska weather by winning a pair of
weekend games against Kearney State
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beat the Antelopes, 9-0.
Phil Lieberher, Steve Gewecke and
Dale Kistaitis combined on a one-hitter
to lead the Huskers in the second
game. Lieberher, in his first start of the
year, worked the first five innings and
gave up the only Loper hit, a fourth
inning double by Mark Kubik, and
striking out five.
Gewecke, a junior college transfer:
from Arcadia, Calif., pitched the sixth,
seventh and eighth innings. He gave up
no hits and struck out four in his first
appearance. Kistaitis struck out the
side in the ninth. Nebraska coach John
Sanders was pleased with Sunday's
pitching.
"The pitchers did a nice job," he
said. "It was an intelligent perfor
mance." Kearney State starter Blake Mahnke
made it look like the game would be a
pitcher's duel until the Huskers'
fourth-run fifth inning. Crowe walked
to open the inning and scored on
catcher Tim Pettengiil's double. Petten
gill moved to third on a passed ball and
scored when shortstop Ken Sirak's
grounder went through the legs of
second baseman Mark Lang. Bruce
Wobken sacrified Sirak to second and
Ken Ramos struck out before Bunge hit
a two-run double into left field.
The Husker added a pair of runs in
the sixth. With runners on first and
third and one out, Dan Stein entered
the game and retired Pettengill on a
slow roller to the mound, but hit the
next batter, John Franklin, with a pitch
to load the bases. Sirak then hit a slow
roller between the mound and first
base to drive in a run. Another infield
single by Wobken scored first-basemen
Mark Kister, who had reached on Lang's
third error of the day.
The Huskers closed the scoring with
a single run in the seventh and two
more in the eighth.
On Saturday, about 500 fans basked
in the sun to watch a Husker power
display. Nebraska scored 42 runs in its
first two games against Northwest
Missouri State and continued the
offensive production against the Ante
lopes. Crowe began the assault with a
two-run homer over the left-center field
fence in a four-run first inning. He
added a solo shot in the Husker's four
run seventh. He has three on the year.
In the second, after Sirak walked
and Vince Limon popped out on a bunt
to the shortstop, Wobken hit Mark
Croot's 3-2 pitch over the right field
fence for a two-run homer.
After a two-run third, the Huskers
added four more in the fourth, with two
coming on Bunge's homer to center
field. Ramos and Sirak had RBI singles
in the inning.
The Huskers closed their scoring
with a four-run seventh, with the big
blows being Bunge's two-run homer
and Crowe's solo shot.
Phil Goguen earned the victory by
pitching six innings and giving up six
runs, including two earned. He walked
four and struck out seven. John Kohli
relieved him to start the seventh and
gave up three runs, all earned.