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Julia Mikola)ciK/DN Wendy Wagner, a senior communications studies ma jor, and Ed Wiley, a senior mathematics major, are congratulated after being named UNL Homecoming King and Queen Saturday._ Engineering Continued from Page 1 Omaha, then it’s a sham,” O’Brien said. Other regents pointed out that last month the board agreed the consult ant’s charge should not be skewed toward a particular solution. Regent Charles W ilson of Lincoln said telling consultants to address the possibility of a separate college vio lated that board guideline. He said consultants also should look at separate colleges in other parts of the state. “Why not put that in as well as the Omaha engineering college sugges tion?” Wilson asked. Both Skrupa’s and Wilson’s amendments failed. The original, non specific proposal passed. J.B. Milliken, corporation secre tary for the board, said even though the charge did not include a specific reference to a separate college in Omaha, the consultants were aware of the issue. Milliken said he hoped the con sultants could conclude their study in a few months. The consultants are: Donald Langenberg, chancellor of the Uni versity of Maryland System; James Halligan, president of New Mexico State University; Charles James,dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukce; and John Christian, vice president of Stone and Webster Engineering Corporation. Greenspace Continued from Page 1 Nebraska Legislature, in light of cur rent budget restrictions. “They’ll ask how we can find the money to spend on this,” Benes said. Spanier said much of the money for the project would come from funds left over from last year’s budget. “the money is in the bank for this,” he said. “It will not take away from any other program.” Silhacek also said the park would reduce parking on the University of Ncbraska-Lincoln campus and force more students to park away from cam pus at night. Brian Kubik, speaker of the Asso ciation of Students of the University of Nebraska senate, said ASUN was not opposed to campus beautifica tion, but he said building the park was not practical right now. Spanier said the lot was not for student parking anyway and remov ing it would not displace student traf fic “whatsoever.” Spanier said the university’s ac quisition of the Union Insurance Build ing on 14th Street alone would add 103 parking spaces. Construction of North Plaza Park should begin in April and be complet ed by August, according to the chan cellor’s report. In other business, the board: • Approved a $811,000 project to replace the sound system at Memorial Stadium. • Approved $739,825 to make re pairs and improvements in the Uni versity Health Center, Nebraska Unions, the Nebraska Bookstore and university housing facilities. Also, the board was told the pres idential search committee narrowed the list of candidates to replace Mar tin Massengale to eight people. 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