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Jeff Haller/DN Julie Haverman, left, Cari Newcomb, Melanie Jacob, Amy Duncan and Laurie Prince hang out Tuesday in a TV lounge in Abel Residence Hall. The lounge has become the temporary home of Haverman, Newcomb, Jacob and Prince. Sandwich cart oilers quick service in CBA JL By John Fulwider Staff Reporter You’ve got class in five minutes. You’re near the College of Business Administration, and your stomach is growling. What are you going to do? Normally, you would have to be an Olympic sprinter to make it to the Nebraska Union to buy food and get back. But now, everything you need is in a little, red pushcart right around the comer. U Express, located on the east side of CBA’s first floor, is a new division of the union’s Bakery. It offers some of the same things offered by the Bak ery—soft drinks, flavored coffee and baked goods — with an important twist. “The lines are much shorter over here,” said Joyce Campbell, who op erates the stand. The mobile snack shop is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Kerry Stueck, manager of retail sales, said the sandwich cart was cre ated to meet customer demand. People were tired of eating food from vend ing machines, she said, or even skip ping meals because they didn’t have time to go to the union and eat. “We decided to go to them,” she said. Campbell said bottled soft drinks were still the most popular item. She said she expected other items, such as sandwiches, to begin selling better when more students found out about U Express. If customer response was good, Stueck said, more U Express stands would open in other buildings. U Ex press also may expand its hours to serve students earlier in the morning and later in the afternoon, she said. Other changes are being made in the Bakery as well. Most noticeably, it has moved from the comer between Burger King and the information desk to the center of the union’s first-floor commons area. —• The renovation would improve tne speed of service, she said. Another cash register will be added, and the drinks will be self-serve—customers will pull their own bottled soft drinks out of a cooler and get their own coffee and iced tea. The Bakery plans two new offer ings: yogurt with toppings, and sal ads. There also will be a larger selec tion of sandwiches. The Bakery’s hours already have expanded. It is now open from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Stueck said those hours could shorten based on demand. Stueck said the line at the Bakery probably would still block the main walkway in the union. “But the line will move a lot faster,” she said. Housing Continued from Page 1 carpeting and television, but all said the best advantage was the space. “You have enough room for a , couch,” Newcomb said, “and it’s fun having other roommates.” But four people is too many, the students agreed. Students said they might stay if only two people lived in the lounge. Either way, their options are lim ited. None of the residents have got ten any word on when — or if— they will be moved into regular rooms. They don’t know if they’ll have to move their belongings down the hall to another room or down the street to another residence hall. Until then, they’ll cope. “It’s manageable,” Ramert said, “but it’s not what we expected.” COLLEGE OF HUMAN RESOURCES AND FAMILY SCIENCES AUGUST 24,1995,4 - 5 pm ALL NEW STUDENTS IN THE COLLEGE OF HRFS Please see your adviser at the room number listed. •Nutritional Science and Dietetics - RLH 207 •Textiles, Clothing & Design - HE 222 •Family & Consumer Sciences/Child Dev Studies - HE 121 •Family & Consumer Sciences/all other majors - Go to your adviser's office. Questions?? Call 472-2916 « University of A Nebraska * Lincoln COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE August 24,1995 4:00 p.m. All School Meeting ^ Spkr-W. Cecil Steward, Dean Mary Riepma Ross Theater Sheldon Memorial Ait Gallery 5:00 p.m. Ice Cream Social Hosted by AIAS, ASID, SPAN East Lawn of Arch Hall (Rain-in Arch Hall Link) ADVISER THURSDAY for New Students in the College of Fine and Performing Arts AUGUST 24 4-5pm WESTBROOK MUSIC BLDG. ROOM 109 Come and meet your advisers! ARTS COLLEGE OF FINF & PERFORMING ARTS U UNIVERSITY OF NE3RASKA-UNCOIN Be advised, meet the new dean and find out about college activities at the College of Engineering and Technology Adviser Advantage for first time students. College guides will meet students in the Fish Bowl (southwest comer of Walter Scott Engineering Center) August 24 at 4:20 p.m. Meetings will take place on the first floor of WSEC. Freshman journalism majors: Join the wild and crazy journalism bunch at UNU Learn about student organizations, faculty. Eat free Valentino's pizza! Avery 22: Thursday, Aug.24,4:30 p.m. First year students...don 9t forget to meet with your Adviser on Thursday! Arts & Sciences Adviser Thursday Attention New Students in Arts & Sciences, Please see your adviser at the appropriate room number listed below Adviser Thursday: Group Advising Meeting - Thursday August 24,1995,4 - 4 - 5 PM Department/Major Adviser Room Actuarial Science CBA Advising Center 138 CBA Anthropology Ray Hames 126 Bessey Biochemistry Herman Knoche 176 Beadle Biological Sciences Laurie Homer 112 Hamilton Chemistry George Sturgeon 413 Hamilton Classics/Greek/Latin Thomas Rinkevich 235 Andrews Communication Studies Vincent DiSalvo 428 Oldfather Computer Science Charles Riedesel 113 Ferguson Economics CBA Advising Center 138 CBA English William Long 146 Andrews Environmental Studies LuAnn Wand snider 225 Bessey European Studies Tom Carr 1203 Oldfather French Tom Carr 1203 Oldfather Geography , David Wishart 312 Avery Geology David Watkins 330 Bessey German Priscilla Hayden-Roy 1228 Oldfather Great Plains Studies * Fran Kaye 1213 Oldfather History Tim Mahoney 630 Oldfather International Affairs Phil Dyer 534 Oldfather Latin American Studies Ralph Grajeda 141 Andrews Math Gordon Woodward 827 Oldfather Meteorology/Climatology Mark Anderson 307 Avery Philosophy Harry Ide 1004 Oldfather Physics/Astronomy C. Edward Jones 120 Brace Resource Rm. Political Science Phil Dyer 534 Oldfather Pre-Dental Hygiene Julienne Hunter 104 Dental College Pre-Dentistry, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Mortuary Sci Info, Pre-Nuclear Medicine Tech; Pre-Optometry, Pre-Pharmacy, Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Physician's Assistant, Pre-Radiological Technology Vicki Fisher • 104 Hamilton Pre-Medical Technology Gaye Homer UHC Conference Rm F (3-4pm) Psychology Richard Dienstbier 117 Bessey Russian Radha Balasubramanian 1131 Oldfather Sociology Mary Jo Deegan 707 Oldfather Spanish Alejandro Herrero-Olaizola 1205 Oldfather Speech Pathology & Audiology Check with Ellen Patterson, Henzlik 105,472-8643 Undecided Anne Kopera 208 Oldfather Women's Studies Barbara Di Bernard 337C Andrews Questions? Contact the Dean's Office, 1223 Oldfather, 472-2891
