Friday, April 17, 1987
Daily Nobraskan
Pago 3
It's home sweet-smelling home;
these roommates really are animals
BARM BOYS from Page 1
"It's kind of a joke," Eitzmann says.
In fact, they say they like their jobs.
Eitzmann says caring for the animals
makes him fed like he's at home, not in
a city. Both Eitzmann and Eruns grew
up on farms. Bruns' family raises cattle
and corn near Chapman, and Eitz
mann's has a dairy farm near Johnson.
Their work hours aren't always regu
lar. A couple of times somebody let out
all the animals late at night.
"We got a call from the police at
about 4 a.m. and they said there was
livestock running all over Lincoln,"
Bruns says. They got out of bed to round
them up.
But sometimes the animals only go a
few blocks, Eitzmann says. He said
somebody usually lets the sheep out at
the beginning of the school year.
If the ewes are lambing, Eitzmann
and Bruns get up every few hours to
watch them. The swine production
class watches the sows farrow.
They do chores after class every day,
too, v.ith three or four other students.
, Some people wonder if the smell of
the livestock drifts up to the room, but
it doesn't they say. They don't hear any
sounds from the animals, either.
The living quarters don't look barn
like. There's no red paint or straw bales
in the corner. Just bunk beds, a small
refrigerator, a television and stereo, a
couch for naps and a large coffee table
strewn with papers and magazines. The
Western decor is the only a typically
collegiate aspect of the rooms: the
sleeping area is separated from the liv
ing room by saloon-type doors complete
with cattle brands. Prints of cowboys
and horses from a Western calendar
adorn the walls.
Eitzmann says a couple of friends he
brought in to see the place were
surprised.
"They said, "Shit, this ain't a barn. . .'
Most people, after they see it, think it's
kind of neat," Eitzmann says.
Eitzmann is in his first year at the
Judging Pavilion, and Bruns is in his
third. Bruns said he became interested
in the job as a freshman when he took
an animal science class and saw the
guys who had the job then.
"It makes living in Lincoln a lot eas
ier," he says.
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MAYOR from Page 1
he will attend city council meetings to Luedtke said he is a leader because
speak out on behalf of the people. he looks into the future, not just at the
iwh ranriiHntP necrctoH looHorchin While Harris stresses change in present. He said he plans to establish
as the most important issue in the leadership, Leudtke questions why, in Lincoln as a major distribution center
campaign. the midst of development projects and for world markets and open a small
Harris said a mayor should be involved expansion of local -companies, the business innovation center to help
actively in all phases of city govern- leadership of Uncoln should be changed, create new businesses,
ment. He has proposed spending one . Luedtke said Lincolnites already Luedtke said the issues during the
day a month in a city department to have confidence m their city. Several campaign have been narrow and it is
better understand the working of city companies have expanded recently in important to look not only at the issues
government Harris said he also would Lincoln, showing continued confidence but also at what subjects haven't become
take a more active role in economic In the citys future. - )sEotyxMBe mjBns
development Luedtke said his experience as mayor police services, safety and parks have
Achangeinleadershipwouldimprove and a lieutenant governor in 1978-1983 not been issues in the race because
economic growth and develop a new helped him gam contacts m Washing- people are satisfied m h them.
confidence in Lincoln, Harris said, ton, D.C., enabling him to bring federal Registered voters will be eligible to
With confidence Lincolnites could grants to the city. vote in the election Tuesday, May 5.
handle their own government affairs
and stop looking to the outside for
management firms or developers, he
said.
Harris has said in his platform that
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