Plan’s goal to
keep minority
grad students
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the number of fellowships for
minority students.
The plan will go into effect
immediately, Yost said. The
Feb. 15 application deadline for
graduate programs will not
apply to the minority graduate
recruitment plan, he said.
‘ T want to give academic de
partments as long as they need
to attract minority students,”
Yost said.
Yost began work on the plan
last August after being con
cerned about the low number of
minority graduate students at
UNL for several years, he said.
The plan probably wiU show a
greater change in recruitment
once it is more widely publi
cized next fall, he said.
“This goes beyond expres
sion of general concern. It is a
specific plan that will hopefully
bring us a more culturally di
verse student body at the gradu
ate level.”
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A gay and lesbian film presenta
tion will be held Thursday at 7:30
p.m. in the Nebraska Union. A docu
mentary is scheduled by Professor
Joseph Denny of the University of
Cincinnati, tided “Gays in the Holo
caust.”
A slide presentation by Crompton,
“Gay and Lesbian Art Through the
Ages,’' is scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday
in the Nebraska Union.
The River City Mixed Chorus and
Guests will perform Saturday at 7
p.m. in the East Union. A reception
will follow at the Club, 20th and O
streets.
A UNL Gay Coffeehouse Reunion
will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday
at Commonplace, 333 N. 14th St., for
alumni and students to gather for
coffee and conversation. Monday, an
evening of gay and lesbian poetry
readings is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in
the lounge in Andrews Hall.
The final event scheduled for the
week is a Gayla Mardi Gras Celebra
tion dance, from 8 to 11 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union. Participants are
encouraged to wear costumes and
masks.
Hamilton said child care will be
provided during all evening events.
Room numbers will be posted on the
events calendar in the Nebraska Un
ion.
Bills stop minors’ buying
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State Sen. Carol McBride Pirsch
of Omaha opened a can of Kingsbury,
a near beer, and passed it around the
committee table during testimony in
favor of the bill. Pirsch said she
wanted to show senators that near
beer “looks, smells and tastes like
real beer.”
LB441 is actually a reinstatement
of an old law. Last spring, the Legis
lature changed several sections of the
Nebraska Liquor Control Act. One
change included removing from its
regulation any beverages which con
tained less than one-half of one per
cent alcohol. In doing so, the Legisla
ture inadvertently created a situation
in which minors could purchase near
beer, Hannibal said.
J. Michael Hughes, a representa
tive for Lincoln Package Beverage
Association, said that before near
beer was deregulated it was a “very
small seller.” He said he has heard of
stores where sales have quadrupled
since it was deregulated.
‘‘We didn’t anticipate the prob
lem that would crop up,” he said,
referring to the numbers of minors
buying near beer.
No one testified against LB441
and one person testified against
LB44Q, saying the bill’s penalties
were not strong enough.
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