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Coliseum face lift complete
Courts renovated;
fitness area added
From Staff Reports
The UNL Coliseum should be open
by the first day of classes, after 16
months and S4.3 million worth of
construction.
The opening, originally set for July,
s/ was put on hold
because of delays
in the arrival of
VI® hardware for door
jW locks, said Stan
4~. (imi Campbell, director
of Campus Rcc
CONSTRUCTION rcation.
Renovations include four volley
ball/baskctball courts, six badminton
courts, improvement and expansion
of men’s and women’s locker rooms
— each with a sauna — a fitness/
aerobics room equipped with a sound
system and a combative arts room.
The facility, including the swimming
pool, will be accessible to the dis
abled.
The UNL volleyball team will use
the volleyball/basketball courts for
practices and home matches. The
stands scat 4,500 fans.
The Coliseum’s renovation was
part of a S14.9-million project that
began more than five years ago with
construction of the Lee & Helene
Sapp Memorial Recreational Facil
ity, Campbell said. The project also
includes renovation of Mabel Lee Hall,
which is scheduled to be completed
by the end of fall.
The Coliseum will be dedicated
September 12.
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Kenneth Moore of Builders Inc. works on a fire exit from the
Coliseum swimming pool.
Diversity tops AS UN ‘to do’ list
Group organizing
programs about
rape awareness
By Chuck Green
Senior Reporter
Increased rape awareness and cul
tural diversity is at the top of Univer
sity of Nebraska-Lincoln AS UN Presi
dent Andrew Sigerson’s “to do” list
this fall.
Sigerson relumed to Lincoln from
i
I for an associate di
rector to Clayton
Ycuttcr, domestic
affairs counselor to
the president.
Throughout the summer, Sigerson
stayed in contact with senators from
the Association of Students of the
University of Nebraska, and his plans
seemed to be on schedule, he said.
“We’re close to having a game
plan for everything we want to get
done this fall,” he said.
Sigerson said he planned to make
a “State of the Campus” address to
UNL students during the first month
of classes. In the speech, Sigerson
will inform students of AS UN’s plans
for the year and will report on the
status of projects discussed in his
campaign platform.
Before he left in May, Sigerson
met with ASUN vice presidents Liz
Healey and Trent Steele to plan for
the fall and to assign various platform
projects to senators.
Many projects already have been
put into action, Sigerson said.
Wheelchair accessibility was
improved in the Bob Devaney Sports
Center in time for UNL’s summer
graduation ceremony last weekend,
and areas were provided for disabled
people to watch the ceremonies.
Another mailer of concern for
Sigerson was the parking situation on
campus. Sigerson said he had dis
cussed possible improvements with
members of the Parking Advisory
Board. He said he would uffcc stu
dents to increase their input to cam
pus parking officials.
Sigerson also is trying to organize
a rape awareness program, which will
include seminars that will “get the
entire campus thinking about the
problem of rape, and not just some of
the lime,” he said.
One way to accomplish that, he
said, is to bring together representa
tives from the UNL Police Depart-’
ment, University Health Center,
Women’s Center, sororities, fraterni
ties and residence halls to discuss
ways of increasing awareness of rape.
To Sigerson, the development of a
campus multicultural awareness pro
gram will pose the most difficult
challenge, he said.
“That certainly will be the most
visual of our goals, because if the
problem isn’t tackled, people will sec
it first,” he said. “Multicultural issues
arc very hard ones to deal with be
cause nobody agrees on them.”
One of Sigcrson’s plans calls for
weekly meetings with campus cul
tural group leaders to discuss solu
tions to existing problems and issues
that may arise. He also wants to set up
a cabinet of four to seven people,
separate from the existing ASUN struc
ture, consisting of campus cultural
group leaders.
“Education is the only way to bring
about cultural diversity, and that’s
sometimes hard to do if nobody wants
to listen and learn,”he said. “It won’t
be easy, but we’re going to try our
hardest”
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