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DIRECTIONS
UPC HOMECOMING EVENTS
October 14—19,1991
Monday
October 14th
Kickoff: Band, food , and fun.
Broyhill Fountain, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Do it Sober! at the Broyhill Fountain, 8:00 p.m.
October 15 th
Talent Show: NE East Union-Great Plains Room.
Admission $2.00 for UNL students w/I.D. and $3.00
for non-students, 7:00-10:30 p.m.
SAA Volleyball Tournament
Wednesday
October 16th
Royalty Voting: NE City and East Unions, and Campus
Rec. 8:00 a.m.-4:00p.m.
Spaghetti Feed: NE Union-Centennial Room,
5:00-7:00 p.m.,$3.50
SAA Volleyball Tournament
Win, Lose or Draw, Union Main Lounge, 7:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Union Board.
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Thursday
October 17 th
Exclusive Preview of
"House Party 2" Showings at
Lincoln Theatre (1145 'P' Street)--5,7,&9 p.m.
Friday
October 18th
Live Performances by Kid 'N Play and Yo! MTV Raps
hosts Doctor Dre' and Ed Lover at the Devaney Track.
Carnival activities begin at 7:00 p.m.-midnight, including
comedian, hypnotist, band and live performances by
Kid ’N Ptay and Yo! MTV Raps hosts Doctor Dre’ and
Ed Lover. MTV will videotape segments to be aired on
October 25th for the MTV Street Party, $5.00 for UNL
students with I.D. in pajama attire (see flyers for pajama
requirements.) No alcohol, cameras, videos or recording
devices will be allowed. Non-UNL students in pajama attire
$10.00, $15.00 for UNL students in street clothes, and
a $25.00 for non-UNL students in street clothes. Jammie
Parade begins at Broyhill Fountain at 6:00 p.m.
Jammie Jam Party: 7:30 p.m. at the Culture Center Up
Close and Personal with Ed Lover hosting the MTV Street
Party Jammie Jam with special guests Kid 'N Play. UNL
Students ONLY in pajamas. NO alcohol, cameras, videos,
or recording devices will be allowed. MTV will videotape
segments to be aired on October 25, for the MTV Street Party.
Tickets will be pre-sold on Saturday, October 12, in the NE
Union. You must have a UNL Student I.D., $12.00 in cash and
agree to wear your pajamas at the event. Price includes Live
Performances by Kid 'N Play and Yo! MTV Raps hosts
Doctor Dre' and Ed Lover and carnival activities at Devaney.
Rocky Horror Picture Show: On the East
side of the Nebraska Union, 12:00 midnight.
Presented by UPC American Films.
Saturday
October 19th
Chancellor's Brunch: for Homecoming
Royalty Candidates and parents, 9:30 a.m.
at the Wick Alumni Center.
Tailgate Party: 11:00 a.m. at the
Broyhill Fountain. Sponsored by ASUN.
Homecoming Game: 1:00 p.m.,
NEBRASKA vs. KANSAS STATE
Half-time crowning of the King and Queen.
RECyCLE EOR
THE FUTURE!
Academic Senate presses
for faculty input into cuts
By Tom Kunz
• Staff Reporter_
Anger. .
That is the message the Academic Senate
hoDes to send to the University of Nebraska
I Lincoln administration about
its proposed budget cuts.
The senate passed a reso
lution Tuesday urging the
|y Budget Reduction Review
Qrai ATP Committee and Academic
I Um planning Committee to as
sure proper faculty input in the budget-reduc
tion process.
The process is in response to a Nebraska
Legislature mandate last spring that required
UNL to cut 2 percent of its budget this year and
1 percent next year.
George Tuck, president of the Academic
Senate, said he hopes the administration gets
the message.
“I would hope that the adm inistration would
read into the amount of anger in this resolu
tion,” he said.
Tuck said the resolution was not as extreme
as it could have been.
“If the faculty had followed their emotions
instead of their intellect, they would have charged
up the steps to the administration building and
laid siege to the slate,” he said.
Peter Bleed, professor of anthropology, said
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success of the project to Congressional sup
port.
“Support has been outstanding throughout
this project (Sen. Robert) Kerrey was a great
help and one of the head workers with Con
gress,” he said. “And Virginia Smith was a
strong advocate of the project and Bereuter and
others have all been strongly supportive.”
House approval of the Agriculture Appro
priations Conference Report also including
funding plans for three other UNL programs:
AG*SAT, rural development programs included
in the USDA Extension Service and Nebraska
I special research grants.
he wanted the senate to take a tougher stand
Bleed called former resolutions “potentially
cagey, subtle and terribly nice.”
“They looked as though they ’ ve been edited
by Ward Cleaver,” Bleed said.
Tuck said that he understands the anger of
the senate members but that more can be ac
complished with “a cooperative kind of atti
tude.”
Tuck said that he’s never seen the Academic
Senate as frustrated as they arc now.
“There v\erc a few cannons that were primed,”
Tuck said. “The administration barely averted
lighting the fuses.”
If the administration does react unfavorably
to the resolution, the Academic Senate will
hold an emergency meeting Oct. 22.
Options available to the senate would be
limited, Tuck said. The most extreme would be
a vole of no confidence in the administration,
he said.
“I can’t remember an administration being
censured,” said Tuck, who has taught at UNL
for 21 years.
This censure would make the future careers
of current administrators gloomy, he said.
“If they are censured, it’s almost like the
kiss of death,” Tuck said. “Would you want to
hire someone who had been censured by the
faculty?”
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Managing Editor Diane Brayton
Publications Board Bill Vobejda, 476-2855
Chairman
Professional Adviser Don Walton, 473-7301
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