Engineering
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given lo University Foundations, ad
ministered from the engineering
dean’s office with Scott’s consent and
advice.
In the past few years, however,
Scott has become less involved with
the awards, he said.
The last Walter Scott scholarships
were granted in August 1993, Ballard
said. After that, the corporation asked
the college not lo offer the scholar
ships. he said.
Ballard said students currently re
ceiving the Scott scholarships also
would be unaffected.
Regent Margaret Robinson of Nor
folk said she was disappointed that
the scholarships were put on hold, but
that the right person had made the
decision.
Robinson said that Scott had been
“very generous" to the university in
past years, and that she was confi
dent his generosity would continue.
“I think we have to adhere to the
terms of which he wants to rcestab
lish them (the scholarships),”
Robinson said. “What docs he want
the university to do.”
Several regents contacted Wednes
day said the hold on scholarships
would not affect their vote in Decem
ber.
The engineering task force, orga
nized last March to make a plan for
creating the proposed college, pre
sented its report to Smith last Friday.
Smith has been unavailable for com
ment.
Sculpture
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ending his trip in February.
This trip is Stepak’s first to the
United States and he said it has been
overwhelmingly positive.
“Every day I am here I like it
more,” Stepak said.
Since his arrival at UNL last week,
Stepak has visited several classes, in
cluding landscape design and sculp
ture. He also has designed and be
gun construction of the temporary
sculpture at L.W. Chase Hall.
Stepak said his sculpture would be
a subtle addition to the natural land
scape of the area.
“I don’t want it to be so domi
nant,” he said. “I want it to follow
the landscape.”
Stepak designed the project spe
cifically for the site on campus and
used several student volunteers to
assist in its construction.
Weiss said photographs of
Stepak’s previous work was displayed
on the second floor of the home eco
nomics building. The display will
move Sunday to the lobby of the NBC
Bank, 12th and O streets, where it
will remain until Nov. 26.
Stcpak said he planned to return
to the United States, already having
been invited to participate in the
World Art Festival in Atlanta in
1996. He said he also planned to work
on a full exhibit with Chicago's Pol
ish Art Museum.
“I am happy to work with grow
ing things,” Stcpak said. “I want to
make them into something else with
out cutting or destroying them.”
-Police Report -
Beginning midnight Wednesday
7:17 a.m. — Larceny from car, Area
3 lot near Harper-Schramm-Smith
residence hall complex, $100 loss,
$100 damage.
1:02 p.m. — Larceny from car, Area
20 lot at 19th Street between U and
T streets. $50 loss, $300 damage.
1:17 p.m. — Purse stolen, Area 20
lot at 37th Street and East Campus
Loop, $50 loss
2:36 p.m. — Vandalism/criminal mis
chief, Stormies remote lot, vehicle
keyed, $1,000 damage.
4:48 p.m. — Larceny from car, Area
21 lot near Beadle Center, stereo and
speakers taken, $550 loss, $25 dam
age.
Beginning midnight Thursday
1:42 a.m. — Accident, 405 Univer
sity Terrace, $400 damage
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