Stanford coach says gymnastics title is up for grabs
MCAA Horn rayo >•*
^TThc differences of scores
make it difficult to decide,” he said.
The Cardinal will be coming into
lhc meet ranked 5th (279.90), but
Hamada said that his team could be
one of the teams competing Friday.
“UCLA beat us five times this
vear Three times I took my best
Jam “ Hamada said. “There was a
1 5 (point) difference the first time
and a one-point difference the other
two times.
“I feel we re a good team and arc
Fsywucu up. we wm pc better than
wc were before and wc could surprise
people.”
Stanford is led by a trio of gym
nasts, including Tim Ryan and
Conrad Voorsanger, who arc ranked
9th and l()th in the all-around. Scott
Schaffer is 3rd on the vault with a
9.62 average.
Minnesota coach Fred Rocthlis
berger said his team is also well bal
anced. The Golden Gophers arc
ranked 6th with a 279.66 team scor
ing average.
“Wc have one senior and one
freshman. The remaining are juniors
and sophomores,” Rocthlisbcrgcr
‘They looked good
in practice.1
—Allen
said. “They’ve put their heads to
gether and have been very business
like this season. We’re determined to
get into the top three. We don’t have
a lot of stars but we’re solid from top
to bottom.”
Minnesota’s Mark McKicman has
been a star of sorts. With a 9.73
scoring average, he is the top-ranked
parallel bar performer and is coming
off of a successful Big Ten champi
onship.
Nebraska will have a shot at de
fending its title despite being ranked
seventh with a 279.51 average. That
mark is the lowest ranking of this
decade.
Nebraska coach Francis Allen
said the Comhuskcrs had a good
practice Tuesday, their last until the
meet starts.
“They looked good in practice,''
Allen said. “It’s good to know that
they’re rcau, for the big push.”
Patrick Kirksey has been the
Husker’s top gymnast. He is ranked
5th in the all-around (56.82), 3rd on
the parallel bars (9.69), 5th on the
pommel horse (9.71) and 7th on the
floor exercise (9.69).
Iowa, ranked 8th, and 1 Oth-ranked
Arizona State round out the meet’s
field.
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A Cultural Evenlng
. .. '^olklorieo Dance Group"
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CONGRATULATIONS
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3r Berger, your dedication, professionalism and under
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Friday, April 14th ■ 1200-200PM
Regency Suite, Nebraska Union
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FRANCHISE CLUB
Meeting: Thursday. 4/13/89, 5PM
Room m Union (TBA)
Speaker: Jim Kaizer
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God's gifts of voice A song!
SOUND & SPIRIT
Annual Homecomina Concert
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SUNDAY, April 16 10:30am
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ROCKY HORROR
It's the late night, double feature picture show. Friday.
10:30P.M. Outside Love Library.
Seniors ..YOUR VOTE COUNTSI Senior Gift voting is
Wednesday. April 12 and Thursday, April 13 in the Union
from 10am-2pm.
Show your Big Red Spirit! Herbie tryouts are here. Call
Stacie 475-8&9 by April 10 for interview,
Student Foundations
Publicity and Fundraising. April 13, 4:30, Reunion
April Assembly April 13. SCO. Reunion
The Publications Board will meet at 4:30p.m., Thursdav.
in the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan poli
cies. All are invited to attend.
There will be an important meeting of the politi
cal scienoe honorary. Pi Sigma Alpha. Thurs
day, April 13, at 6 COP. M. in room 435 Oldf ather.
New members are encouraged to attend.
UPC Presentation Team Meeting. 6PM Ihursoay, umL
Union.
GREEK AFFAIRS
^Thanks for the great dinner enchangel K wasa bjastj
CM PM SUPPORT* THE NEW PM MU_
and Renee
P S. Two sisters down one to gol___
Congratulations Harold P. for your internship at GM.
Moily G. for making Student Court and Ryan P for being
alerted treasurer J Mortar Boardlll ^ ^ q(
Congratulations to Greg N. (DTD) for placing second in
Your Delt Brothers
Daryl W and Ann G . Mark 8 and Barb B (G Phi's).
Congratulations on^urdoubtepinn, nj^ ^
Good luck to the new P^we'^h.nd ^
Good luck to the NEW PHI MU'SI 7he men ot AGS
HOOP-IT ’89
AOtl and MICHELOB LIGHT
April 15
J°hG?eat ,ob on being elected as the new State FFA
Secretary. The 0, Alpha Gamma Sigma
K. State Triangle, UNI. Triangle. Towne Club Sorority and
AGD, gel psyched lor Luau Party 89
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Practice for Mud Volleyball tournament sponsored by
Dnita Uosiion Friday 5.45 AM behind Sandoz Ha. in
Qe'ta Upsiion.^, ^ S( Saa ya there
Katie (Tn-Delt) and Dale (FIJI)
Congratulations on y 0e„a Delta delta
Lisa D. (ADTT),
Congratulations on being selected Arts and Entertain
ment Editor for the DN next year!
Pi love, your sisters
Nab:
Sweet |ob in the tan-off. Third is 'uper for a store
bought tan.
your brothers at Alpha Gamma Sigma
NIGHT ON THE NILE
NIGHT ON THE NILE
NIGHT ON THE NILE
PAINT THE TOWN GREEK 89
Renae K (ADTT) you're awesomel Congratulations,
outstanding Greek sophomore, runner-up outstanding
ASUN senator, and perfect attendance!
Pi love, your sisters
SADD
Kappa Sigma and Pi Beta Phi present the Music Mobile.
April 12-14 at Broyhill Fountain. Win a Pontiac LeMans
by guessing how many tapes can fit in the car. Proceeds
will go towards SADD.
Friends don't let friends drive drunk!
SAE LITTLE SISTERS
Important meeting Thursday night 7:00concernmg rush.
Seniors ...YOUR VOTE COUNTSI Senior Gift voting is
Wednesday, April 12 and Thursday, April 13 in the Union
from 10am-2pm.
The men of Delta Upsilon extend congratulations iO
Wayne and Angela on their engagement. Best of ludrl
DU
The women of Alpha Delta Pi wish Phi Mu the best of luck
in their recolonization.
ToniaQ. (ADTT),
Congrats for having the best (Mexican) tan at the AZD
tan-off I
Pi love, your sisters
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN
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The following committees have vacancies:
Appointments Board
Government Liaison Comm Chair
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Deadline, 4:00 pm, Friday, April 14,1989
Parking Appeals
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Government Liaison Comm
Intercollegiate Athletics
Calendar A Examinations
Convocations Comm
Student Employee Rights
Commencement Comm
Central Planning Comm
Univ Health Center Board
Comm for Fees Allocation (CFA)
Recreation Advisory Council
Scholarship A Financial Aid
Teaching Council
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Electoral Commission
Curriculum
Grading
Publications'Board
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Deadline, 4:00 pm, Tuesday, April 18,1989
Applications for all positions are available in the
ASUN office -115 Nebraska Union.
PERSONALS_~
J. Apel.
I tried to give you the true unconditional love that only
two spiritual beings understanding the meaning of to
getherness can sTiare, instead you sacrificed eternal
contentness tor a cheap one-or-two mghter of meaning
less bodyslappmg -IT'S OVER.
your ex-DN gal
Dottie,
We may still have time to make it to Chesterferls.
BAP
Sister Brown (GPB).
Congratulations on your engagement!
Love. Anne A Sue
HEY FORMER LUNCH-BUNCHERS!
«'» the Neihardt family reunion. Join us in payme
homage to Kelly-Dog, Sleezestak. Jamie/Bambi Wat
the Abmo. Grossburger. Bean-burnto lady, Bre r Rabbit
Pierre. Nappy Dreads, Condiment Queen, Punchn' Judy
Pig Girl, the Sheepman, Swiss Miss, the Mean Pub girl
Flora, Psycho Charlie and Sauna Bland, Geibleist, Jul
Kool-Aid. Bunch Face, the Men's Club. Punk-rock ski
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of Youth. Floppyboy, Popeye, Alien Baby, Fred Astaire
Mickey Jimmy, Beautiful Men 1-3. and. of course, bpa
ghetti Worker/Chuck Woolery We couldn’t get Julie anc
Luigi's room, so it's going to be at Pioneer • Park Friday
April 14. 3 ? Meet us by the Pillars. See ya
Do0(
You're cute and I love you but a bird is still a bird
goose on swan.
" Briar
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