Jurassic drawing
Travis Heying/DN
Matt Kennedy, a freshman education major, works on a drawing of a prehistoric cats
display inside Morrill Hall Tuesday afternoon. Kennedy was drawing the bones to
complete an assignment for an art class.
Textile art gallery opens
From Staff Reports
A new textiles, clothing and design
gallery now fills the second floor of
the Home Economics Building on East
Campus.
The gallery, yet to be named, offi
cially opened yesterday with a mas
ter’s exhibition by University of Ne
braska-Lincoln graduate student Ruth
Stephens.
Rita Kean, chair of the Department
of Textiles, Clothing and Design, said
the gallery would be beneficial to UN L
students as well as to the greater Ne
braska community. She said the gal
lery would give students and the com
munity the chance to view textile or
fiber art.
The gallery would be used to show
case exhibits by students, faculty, 4-H
youth and visiting artists, Kean said,
as well as the department’s historic
costume collection.
The gallery was funded by a “quan
tum leap” grant—acompctilivc grant
given to departments within the Col
lege of Human Resources and Family
Sciences by its dean, Kean said.
The gallery has been in the plan
ning stages since last May. Physical
renovation has been taking place dur
ing the past three weeks.
The gallery will be open to visitors
d a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Election violations
void RHA results
From Staff Reports
Violations in Residence Hall
Association elections have forced
the Election Commission to nullify
the results.
After hearings which identified
several election violations, the Elec
tion Commission decided it could
not certify the results to decide the
RHA president and vice president.
A new election is scheduled for
Thursday. Polls will be open from X
a.m. to 8 p.m. in the food service
buildings at each of the complexes.
Runoffs for Cathcr/Pound secre
tary and treasurer also will be de
cided in Thursday’s election.
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