Student support keeps Abel pool open
By Jen Beals
Staff Reporter
Despite the findings of a rate
study, the Residence Hall Associa
tion voted to keep the pool in Abel
Hall open.
“The support for the pool was
overwhelming,” said Doug Breuer,
chairman of the residential enhance
ment committee.
Closing the pool was one option
presented to RHA members Thurs
day in a rate study to save students
money.
The Residential Enhancement
Committee and the University Hous
ing Division conducted the study to
propose the housing budget for the
1989-90 academic year, Breuer said.
RHA approved the rate study’s
proposed housing cost increases,
Breuer said.
The cost for double-occupancy
rooms w ill increase by 5.2 percent or
$120. Single-occupancy rooms will
increase by 6.2 percent or $ 170. This
increase is 1 percent smaller than last
year’s, he said.
Breuer said he brought up the idea
of closing the Abel pool because it
was losing money and because stu
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Beginning midnight Thurs
day, Jan.19
12:44 p.m. — Stereo reported
stolen from an auto in Area 2,
between Vine and U streets,
$50. .
1:05 p.m. - Car window re
ported broken in Area 2, near
Sandoz Hall, $150.
2:42 pjb. - Stereo reported
stolen in Area 3, near Sandoz
Hall, $155.
3:01 p.m. - Stereo cover and
knobs were reported stolen
from an auto at 18th and R
streets, $20.
3:02 p.m. - Trash can reported
on fire in Oldfadter Hall.
4:01 pJ». - Steam cleaner re
portedly set off a fire alarm in
Abel Hall.
Friday, Jan. 20
9:06 a.m. - Sign reported van
dalized in Area 16, $50.
10:02 a JR. - Three purses re
ported stolen from 36 Henzlik
Hall, each $20 loss.
10:23 a jo. - Individual re
ported falling down stairs and
{f\jurhg back in Oldfather Hall.
Person was transported to die
University Health Center.
11:39 a.m. - Two-vehicle,
non-injury accident reported in
Area 24, $150.
n:»j a.m. - rirc aiarm acci
dentally set off in Matter Hall.
1:21 p.m. - Stethoscope and
hand drill reported stolen from
the College of Dentistry, $950.
1:44 p.m. - Speakers reported
stolen from an automobile in
Area 2, Sandoz.
1:53 p.m. - Radio reported sto
ten from an auto in Area 10,
19th and R streets.
10:29 p.m. -- Individual was
: cited with minor in possession
and transported to a dctoxifica
j fion center.
Saturday, Jan.21
12:30 a.m. - Tires on an auto
mobile were reported slashed at
17th and Vine streets, $496.
3:16 p.m. - Hit-and-run auto
mobile accident reported in
Area 24, $350.
7:55 p.m. - Typewriter re
ported stolen from an automo
bile in Area 2, at 19ih St, be
tween T and U streets, $500.
M0 p.m. - Jacket reported |
stolen from the Bob Devaney
Sports Center, $30.
lltIO p.m. ~ Glass in a fire
extinguisher box was reported
broken in Schramm Hail, $5.
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WERE FIGHTING FOR
VOURLIFE
Am*rrcanH*art
denis were paying for other pools on
campus through student fees.
Presently, residence hall students
pay $6.52 per academic year to keep
the pool operating, Breuer said.
“We looked around town and
found that almost every pool loses
money,” he said. “The (RHA) Sen
ate just felt that we would keep it
open as a service to the residents.”
KHA Publicity Chairman Bill
Vobejda said some residents thought
that the RHA Senate would make a
sudden decision on closing the pool.
“We would consult the residents
first before we would actually close
the pool,” Vobejda said. “If any
thing, we probably would have
started a study to see if we should
look at dosing it in the future.”
Another part of the rate study in
cluded changing the residence hall
linen service. Breuer said linen will
be an optional service next year. Stu
dents who want linen service will
have to pay about $ 12 to $ 14 per year.
Breuer said linen was cut from the
budget because 40 percent of the stu
dents never use it.
“Linen will cost a few more dol
lars,” he said, “but I don’t think
people will be too concerned.”
RHA decided to increase housing
contract fees 50 cents from $5.50 to
$6 for next year, Breuer said. That
money goes to individual complex
governments to support entertain
ment, he said.
Vobejda said the 50 cents is not
part of the housing cost increase. He
said that RHA will receive 50 cents
more from the total housing budget
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Office of Campus Recreation
1740 Vine Street 472-3467
ADULT SHIM LESSONS
Minimum: 6 Maximum 20
Cost $22.00 Sign-up Deadline: Feb. 2
Feb. 6-Mar. 8 M.W 5:15-6:10 p.m. A bel/San do/. Pool
BEGINNING RACQUETBALL LESSONS
Minimum: 8 Maximum: 16
Cost: $20.00 Sign-up Deadline: Feb 9
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ADVANCED RACQUETBALL
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Cost: $30 00 Sign-up Deadline: Feb. 8
Feb. 11-Mar 4 Sat. 9:30-11 30 a.m. Sports Courts
RACQUET SPORTS LESSONS
Activities will include badminton, pickle ball and tennis.
Minimum: 6 Maximum: 12
Coat $22.00 Sign-up Deadline: Feb. 2
Feb. 5-Mar. 12 Sun. 3:00-5:00 p.th. Mabel Lee 301
CHILDREN’S SWIM LESSONS
WATER BABIESI For agea 6 mo.-2 yr* Children are in the water
with a parent. Bring a “favorite” water toy to be used in class.
Mm.: 6 Max : 12. Cost: $15.00 Sign-up Deadline: Feb. S
I. Feb 11-Mar 11 Sat 9:00-9:30 a m
11. Feb. 11-Mar. 11 Sat. 9:30-10:00 a m.
Mabel Lee Pool
PRE-BEGINNERS: For ages 2 yrs.-4 yr*. Children are in the water
without the parent. Each child should bring a “favarue" water toy.
Min : 6 Max : 15 Cost: $15.00 Sign-up Deadline Feb t
I. Feb. 11 Mar 11 Sat. 9:0^9:30 a m
11. Feb 11 Mat 11 Sat. 9:30-10:00 a m.
BEGINNERS-SWIMMERS: For ages 4 yrs and over with previous
experience.
Min.: 6 Max.: 20 Cost $19.00 Sign-up Deadline: Feb. 3
I. Feb. 7 Mar. 9 T. TH 6:30-f:15 p.m
II Feb. 7 Mar 9T,TH 7:15-8:00pm.
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advanced lifesaving
AU persons must obtain the full C P R. Course before they are able to
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Min : 4 Max. 8 Cost. $25.00 Sian-up Deadline: Jan 23
Jan 29 Mar 19 Sunday 6:00 9:00 p.m Mabel Ime Pool
SCUBA DIVING
This is the first module of two to become ceru Red in scuba diving (An
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Minimum: 3 Mfximum: 10
Cost: $150.00 Sign-up Deadline: 1st day of class by noon
Jan 30-Feb 14 M.T 6 30-10:00 p m.
Feb 20-March 7 M.T 6:30-10:00 p m.
(1st session at BIG MAC, Remainder at Mabel l-ec Pool)
C.P.R.
One-person adult C.P.R. and obstructed airway techmquea
American Heart Association certification
Min.: 6 Max.: 14 Cost: $10 00 Sign-up Deadline: Febiuary 16
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BOWLING
Min . 6 Max.: 18 Cost. $1100 Sign-up Deadline: February 6
Feb 9-Mar. 9 Thun. 9:00-10 00 p.m. hast Campus Union
BEGINNING WEIGHT TRAINING
Min.: 6 Max.: 16Cost $1800 Sijn-up Deadline: Febwaiy 2
Feb 6 Mar 2 M.T.TH 4:00-5:00 p m. E C. Aouarities Bldg
TAI CM EXERCISES
An ancient Chinese exercise system to enhanoe tke individual's
mental, physical and spiritual well-being .
Min : 6 Max 20 Cost: $18 00 Sign-up Deadline. January 23
Jan. 26-Feb. 23 Thuisday 5:15-7:15 p.m
For more information contact:
UNL Office of Campus Recreation
1700 Vine Lincoln, NE 68588-0601
472-3467
Non-University persons pay an additional 15% to register for classes
through the Office of Campus Recreation. (Students, Staff, Faculty
and Immediate Family are considered University persons)
LOW IMPACT AEROBICS
Minimum: 15 Sign up Deadline: Pnor to first class meeting.
Ian 30 Mar 10 M.W ,F 12:10-12 50 p m. Cook Pavilion
Jan. 30-Mar. 10 M,W,F 6:00-7:00 p m Abel Ballroom
Jan 31-Mar 9 T.TH 4:30-5:15 p.m. Mabel txse Hall 301
PROGRESSIVE AEROBICS
Mitmum.: 15
Sign-up Deadline: Prior to first class meeting.
Jan 30 Mar 10 M.W.F 7:15-8:00 a m Cook Pavilion
Jan 30-Mar 10 M.W.F 12:10-12:50 p.m. E.C. Act Bldg
Jan 30 Mar 10 M.W.F 5 15 -6 00 p m Mabel l.ec HaU 301
Jan 30 Mar 8 M.W 6:30^7 30 p m Ncihardt-Blue TV Rm
Jan 31-Mar 12 T, TH, SU 7:30 8 30p m Abel Ballroom
EXTENDED AEROBICS
Minimi’m: 15
Sign-up DeadUne: Pnor to first class meeting
Jan. 30-Mar 10 M.W.F 4 00 5:15 p.m Mabel 1-oe HaU 301
Jan 31-Mar 9 T, TH 5:15-6:30 p.m E.C. Activity Bldg.
WATER AEROBICS
Min.: 10 Mas.: 20 Sign up DeadUne Prior to first class mcedm
Jan. 30-Mar 10 M.W.F 12:10-12:50 p m Abel/Sandoz Pool
Jan. 30-Mar 8 M.W 6:15-7:00 p.m. Abel/Sandoz Pool
Jan. 31-Mar 9T, TH 5:15-6:00 p.m. Abel/Sandoz Pool
WATER TONING
Min 10 Max.: 20 Sign-up Deadline Prior to first class meeting
Jan 31 Mai 9T.TH 12:10-12:50p m. Abel/S.ndoz Pool
FIRMER BODY
Minimum: IS
Sign up Deadline: Prior to first class meeting
Jan. 30 Mar 10 M.W.F 5:15-6:00 pm E.C. Activity Bldg
Jan 31-Mar. 9 T.TH 12:10-12:50p.m. Mabel IxseHall301
Jan. 31-Mar 9 T.TH 5:15-6:00 p.m. Mabel Lee Hall 301
COST FOR THE AEROBICS CLASSES ARE:
2 days * $12.00; 3 days* $17.00;
4 days $21.50; S days $25.50
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