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.. . Daniel Luedert/DN OUS DEREK WATHAN is pulied away from NU shortstop Bryan Schmidt after the two exchanged pushes during the second inning Sunday. Watham was eject ed from the game after barrel-rolling into Schmidt as Schmidt applied a tag. JN U sweeps three from No. 14 OU SWEEP from page 9 NU pounded out three homers in the inning, including a grand slam by third baseman Danny Kimura. Every Husker starter managed to score in the seventh except Harvey. The Sooners answered in the top of the eighth and tied the game at 12-12 with a three-run homer by OU lead-off man Corey Hart. After Starkins’ homer, NU closer Tevis Arnold came on in the ninth and recorded his seventh save of the sea son. The win went to senior Brian Zubor (1-0), and OU’s Kyle Denny (0 2) took the loss. “That was a strange game - a lot of changes in the weather and the lead,” Arnold said. “Our guys did their job, and I was able to do mine too.” wistrom first of six Husker draft picks DRAFT from page 9 ing for the Rams, and hopefully we can make it a third.” Wistrom was joined in the first round by defensive tackle Jason Peter, who was drafted by Carolina with the 14th pick overall. In the third round, former NU quar terback Scott Frost was selected by the New'York Jets with die 67th pick He is expected to change positions from quar terback to safety with the Jets, who were 8-8 last season and narrowly missed the playoffs. Ahman Green was selected seven picks later by Seattle. The Seahawks, who Green said were high on him all along, plan to put Green behind proba ble starter Ricky Watters, who was picked up in the offseason. Projected by some to be a first round pick, Green said he was not dis appointed by slipping to the third round. “I’m not mad at all,” Green said. “I just want to contribute wherever they want me to. Seattle’s got a chance to be in the playoffs so I’m happy. Nebraska offensive guard Aaron Taylor, selected in the seventh round, will join No. 1 pick Peyton Manning with the Indianapolis Colts. “It’s a little disappointing that I fell to the seventh round,” Taylor said, “but I’m making money doing what I love, so I’m happy.” Eric Warfield also was selected in the seventh round by Kansas City. “They’re a very good team,” Warfield said. “They only drafted one defensive back, so I’ll get die chance to play if I come in prepared.” Green said the quality of the Nebraska players selected was high and he expects all of them to make an impact in the NFL. “We’re catching up with the Notre Dames and the Florida States,” Green said. “The NFL is starting to realize that Nebraska’s got great players.” ' ■A Erstad Watch Former Husker Darin Erstad went 0 for 3 against Tampa Bay Sunday to snap a Erstad 15-game hitting streak. Aviation has landed on the UNL campus. The Aviation Institute Offers: • Degree Programs in Aviation • Pilot Ground Schools • Special Topics: General Aviation • Cooperative Education in Aviation • Research in Aviation See the das* schedule for courses or for more information call 472-4432 UNO Aviation Institute Monday, April 20**' 1 9:00-4:00 Public relations committee will have booth set up in the City and Hast Campus unions , publicizing greek week events. Also will be selling ice cream social tickets. 5:00-6:30 Triads will have dinner exchange-Hach house is encouraged to invite a UNL Faculty 1 member of their choice. , 7 00 Spring Program @ the Lied Center (speaker-T Marti Voss) - Sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta, Panhellenic, and IFC. Also have each person bring a S1 donation to complete 1 our make a wish sponsorship, i * Banner winner announced i Tuesday, April 21“ , 9:00-4:00 Public relations committee will have booth set up in the City and East Campus unions publicizing greek week events. Also will be selling ice cream social tickets, i 3:00-5:30 Ice Cream Social to benefit Make a Wish Foundation , Where: Greenspace east of Stadium under tent- ice cream, rootbeer floats, soda, & live bands. This will be a partnered philanthropy with RHA. Also will be a contest between ■ greek houses and residence halls to sell the most S worth of tickets. Wednesday, April 22“ i Wear your greek letters day. , 8:00-9:30ant Appreciation breakfast for house moms/dads and house advisors @wick alumni center. 6:00-8:00pm Greek Olympic Events @ Greenspace North of City Union i 7:30-8:30pm Triad Skits-Culture Center 1 Thursday, April 23r i 5:30-6:30 Greek Week Banquet Social Hour @Top of the Rock •silent auction to further benefit make a wish. 6:30-end Greek Week Banquet @ Top of the Rock i *MeaI •short speaker (State Senator Jon Bruhning) •award presentations Friday, April 24'*' 11 OOam UPC Activities Begin on the Greenspace east of Stadium i 3:00-6:00 FAC @ P.O. Pears , (Burgers, Triad Skit Finals, Triad Sand Volleyball Contest) 6:00 National Championship Celebration 9:30-1:00 Evening Social @ Knickerbockers (9th & O Street) Other Activities going on during the week: Food and Clothing Drive to benefit Lincoln City Missions i (This will be another partnered activity with RHA) •A box will be placed on each dorm floor and in each greek house to be filled with any non-perishable food items, personal hygiene products, as well as any clothing items to i be donated. M *"M M U'" M M M M X M U1 y i M H H x n i n h h n ^ ■i UNIVERSITY 1 BOOKSTORE A big “THANK YOU” to every instructor who has submitted book orders for summer and fall. Many students will thank you as well when buyback begins on April 27. Those of you who haven’t placed book orders yet, if we receive them before April 24, we • can add those books to our buyback needs. • should know about problems before the summer break. • will have the needed time to clear copyright permissions on course packets. Thank you, Debbie, Duane, Jessica, Linda, Val and Dan | rVlP TovfKnnlr C+nff r%4- 4-Ua TT«L.A...'i_. n_i_x_
