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(JNL enrollment continues growth COLLEGE from Page 1 colleges. “With the number of gradu ating high school seniors shrinking greatly through 1994, the numbers just aren’t out there for traditional students,” Williamson said. Recruitment of non-tradi tional students is rapidly grow ing to make up for the lack of younger students, he said. Another key for maintaining enrollment at NU, she said, is alleviating students’ concerns about high costs. Schmidt said the best way to help students with financial problems is to better acquaint them with financial aid oppor tunities. Project provides day care for UNL community n., ri..:. t* . ^ » —j ■ ipiun Staff Reporter University of Nebraska-Lincoln students with children often have trouble finding good day care close to campus, said the director of the Uni versity Child Care Project. Barbara Vigil said that to be more cost effective, the University Child Care Project is looking for a place to provide its services. Currently, the center offers child care at 1201 Ben ton St., and infant care at the Corner stone church, 640 N. 16th St. “Right now students with two children end up taking them to two different places for day care,” Vigil said. UNL day care offers service to children of UNL students, faculty and staff as well as community members. Children of UNL students have prior ity. During the summer a day camp is offered for school-age children at St. Mark’s on the Campus Episcopal Church. The rate for child care for 3- to 5 year-old children is $62 a week. Care for 2-year-olds costs $65 a week. Care for infants between six weeks and 2 years costs $73.50 a week. Vigil stresses that although $73.50 may sound like a lot of money, most students would qualify for financial aid. She said students interested in financial aid should apply for a Title XX at the Department of Social Serv ices. At the University Child Care Proj ect, children are cared for by univer sity students and staff. “We run at very low child/staff ratios, lower than state require ments,’’ Vigil said. “For example, the state requires one teacher for every twelve 4- and 5-year olds and we run at one teacher for every eight children.” On the UNL East Campus, the Ruth Staples Child Development Laboratory also offers day care to UNL students, faculty and staff. The Lab, located at 35th and Fair streets, is part of the UNL Human Development and Family depart ment. It is part of the teacher training program and cares for children ages 2 to 6 years. Pauline Zeece, director of the Child Care Lab, said children are cared for by university students under the direction of faculty members. The lab has a nursery school open to the community for two hours in the morning and afternoon at a cost of S209 a semester for the three-day-a week program. “All programs are used to en hance the teaching program,” Zeece said. “The beginning students start out at the nursery school working with children for two hours.” Zeece said the lab tries to develop physical, motor and cognitive skills in children. “The children have self-selected activities in an environment struc tured by the students,” Zeece said. “We’ve learned that play is very important.” Children of international students make up about 20 percent of the esti mated 100 children at the lab, Zeece said. “We’ve received a $1,500 grant from the Institute of Agricultural and Natural Resources to help the chil dren learn about other cultures,” Zeece said. 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Antique desk, $50 488-2216 after 4 p.m. Pioneer SX 550 Stereo receiver. $95. Call Dave week days 475-7575._ AUTOS WANTED = Want to buy 1967-1971 VIA Bug body with little or no rust on floor pans and rocker panels. Okay if engine is bed. Call 477-5217 and leave message. GREEK AFFAIRS ~ ATTENTION ‘ How would you like to have a pop machine with 7-Up, Coke, Pepsi or all three in it’ AND A snack machine that has name brand chips, pastry, and candy complete with a dollar bill changer. If interested, please call Bob or Jerry at JJ Vending. 423-3182 VEHICLES FOR SALE = GET IN FASHION AND SAVE • 4 bHINCa IN YOUH < UNIVERSITY ( D 4 Cat I 20% OH ANY PUHChAbt Wt SPtC.ALlZt IN bAbIC AND y AbhION jEANS, TUPb.bHlHIS EEjf AND MANY MOnt TRUE BLUE JEANS & MORE oyuu O STHEET ^_n1lHi-/ian pahk plaza _ Phi New Retail Sorority Chi' A*aNL announces FALL RUSH Informational Session Wed. 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ANNOUNCEMENTS Positions available: University Program Coun6l-East has the Kaleidoscope Chairposition lor the 1989-90 year open. P«k up applications at either CAP office at 200 Nebraska Union (472-2454) or 300 Nebraska East Union (472-1780). Deadline is 5 p.m., Thursday. Saptembar 7. , ELDER ^ ^JEWELRY00'1"* Diamond.^ ^^^^^Since 1901 ^F 4 WEDDING RING 4 4 SPECIALIST A ^ Wholesale Prices ^ ♦ Newest Styles ▲ Custom Design V Shop and compare ▼ ♦ hut see us last. A 44 EXTRA CASH 44 For a limited time only new donors receive $25!! with this ad. SAFER. FASTER. PI ASMA DONATION ONLY AT ABI CENTERS DUE TO AUTOMATED PROCEDURE Monday Saturday tree parking at any Park & Shop (Bonus subject to change at any time) University Plasm* Center Associated Blosclence, Inc. 1442 “O" St. Lincoln 47S-864S Come hear The Hipsters two big nights August 25 & 26 Weekday Dinner Specials 1/3 lb. Burger or Cordon Bleu Sandwich & all the fries you can eat! Only $3.19 from 5 -7. For sale: Two dorm refrigerators, used vacuums, $29 95 up. For rent: Room air conditioners. Derex Co. 1422 South Street. 435-5834. Free trip to Hawaii Hottest Hawaiian T-shirts. shorts. Send S3 tor catalog and frse antry info to: Club Hawaii, P.0 Box 11661. Honolulu. HA 96628 PERSONALS = ShSnJT™™-1■■ Happy 22nd Birthday to the youngest Beiohrad on UNL campus. Have a great onei Michelle Welcome Back I Don't forget to send someone special a personal through the Daily Nebraskan Bring yours in by 2 p.m. the daybefore publication. What a gieat way to surprise your Iriendsl CHILD CARE Melon# Child Care. 2032 U Street (20th & Vine). 477 6849. 6 a.m.-t:30 a.m. Children 18 months-12 years. Sliding fee scale. Part-time nanny. 3-5.30, Monday-Fridcy Children age |0 and 12. Counfy Club area 423-2154 after 6 p.m. Professional couple seeks kid-loving, energetic person to care for/toach two-year-old boy Own room in subur ban New York on park near village, tram, beach. Refer encee required. 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