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8 EL 1 GRADUATESSTATELOCAL SUNDAY, AimilSTIS.1993 UNCOLN JOURNAL-STAR About 800 awarded degrees at UNL's commencement Baaaid. David Mark Woebbaaka Usfctgtort Michael Pougtaa Medeen fja-AWHAABki a ajcjsM UMtaaa) mWHmmK nPfcT niSMAH NettoMl Cy, Caalj Mary Jrjssphlra) 3 A About 800 students received degrees during the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's commencement exercises Saturday at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Rev. Dr. Michael Morrison, president of Creighton University, gave the commencement address and also received an honorary doctorate of humane letters.

The Mowing Is a 1st of students who graduated. Dtattno-ttona are Indicated in parerv theses: 0. with distinction; HO, with high distinction; WHO, with highest distinction; CL, cum laudr, MCL, magna cum laude; SCL, summa cum laude. College of Agricultural Sciences Natural Resources BACHELOR OF SCKNCC IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Ainewortn: Karri Vm Saner AMoft Michael Carl Weld Battle Sidney Wayne Mgnery Blue Hat Jute Dawn Ctesssn CampMfc Set Alan Meyer (HO) Cedar llapaaaEMeeaeeMerMoster(0) Cokimbue: Ryan Loeake (HO) auwood: Patrick curjerarresps Grand Wand: Dan Robert BjorMund, Ronald Soon BrownJriB, Randal Bo- Across another goal line Vernon Powell, former cornerback with the Cornhuskers, shows his jubilation Saturday after receiving his bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. SCCCollege hopes to open doors to academic courses Nebraska transfers to UNL BECKERLINCOLN JOURNAL-STAR Numb In the fall semester of the 1991-92 school year, there were 2,504 undergraduate students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln who had transferred to UNL from another Nebraska college or university.

The largest number of transfers had come from Southeast Community College-Lincoln (432), the University of Nebraska at Kearney (335) and the University of Nebraska at Omaha (436). The percentage shown is the percentage of the total in-state transfers. Continual from page IE coordinating commission. The Legislature once specified which campuses within the six community college areas could offer academic transfer courses. The coordinating commission now has that authority.

It might be more feasible, Huck said, to initiate the courses when SCC-Lincoln's spring quarter starts in March. This would give SCC the spring and summer quarters to "test the waters" before the fall influx of students. The academic enrollment estimate is 1,000 by 1997-98, with perhaps 400 expected in the spring quarter next year. The Gallup Poll showed, however, that the ultimate market in Lincoln might be as many as 5,750 full-and part-time students by 1997-98, on top of SCC-Lincoln's approximately 5,000 vocational students. No specific commitments have been made yet concerning possible classroom space downtown or elsewhere, Huck said.

SCC officials did reveal months ago that they had had preliminary discussions about using space in the Centrum, but Huck said there have been no recent Community Colleges Central-Columbus 92 3.6 Central-Grand IslandHastings 40 1.6 Mid-Plains-McCook 81 3.2 Mid-Plains-North Platte 77 3.0 Metro (Omaha) 74 3.0 Northeast (Norfolk) 90 3.6 Southeast-Beatrice 73 2.9 Southeast-Lincoln 432 17.3 Southeast-Milford 72 2.9 Western (Scottsbluff) 49 2.0 Nebraska Indian 1 0.0 Total 1,081 43.2 NU System Kearney 335 13.4 Omaha 436 17.4 Med Center 15 0.6 Curtis 8 0.3 Total 794 31.7 Colleges 38 1.5 43 1.7 81 3.2 162 6.5 Colleges 19 0.8 15 0.6 21 0.8 46 1.8 12 0.5 62 2.5 9 0.4 57 2.3 35 1.4 Christian 1 0.0 Nursing 1 0.0 Wesleyan .143 5.7 24 1.0 19 0.8 467 18.7 Spanier, White support proposal to add classes 7 V. ROBERT of visitors to work State Chadron Peru Wayne Total Private Bellevue St. Mary Concordia Cretghton Dana Doane Grace Bible Hastings Midland Nebraska Methodist Nebraska Union York Total Jack Huck, ideal for In the Nebraska gets far from Council Iowa and Metro, Metro academic other areas, students and Metro their option as SCC Huck said. period of needs new years or Ashford leave the for higher been higher office Ashford, and partner first elected 1986 and kan, donated home The St stance demands Reuben's about 30 and balL Reuben publicity primates. Folsom sign language, would serve Reuben's around Sidney Ant Barry, Gme Chrta.

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Jaaon WMem Bornback (D), Monte Learned Holmquet, Deama Lyn Muetor, Sharon Lorane Ouandt Harvard: Oenrss WHam O'Domal Hotdraga: Todd WMIsm DiOkivaisi Kearney: Deanne Mans FiddeSte Uncotns Nioola Maris Austin, Mlcheto Ame Coacott, Amatta Mara) Crabb, tvkhela Leigh Davidson, Kathleen Maria Daany, Ngan turn Do, Jeffrey Paul Drahota, Dana Mtehaal Johnson (WHO), Mfcheas Maria Kearney, Peter Todd Klucas. Kok-Wal Lee. John Alan Lund. SMpharae Am Maar, Laura Mane Morgan. Michael Scott Myers.

Craig Alan Neamam, Veronfce Proho-renko (HDL Leone Lorraine Roach. Ranees La Am Rundqmst, Stsd Sand, David Net Schaaf, James Anthony Skrivan, Lara Kay Thompson. Regjne Thompson, Matthew Van Alvahams, Ernestine Von Bargen, Brian tning Wstklna, Mindi Leigh Woods ldgspota: Matthew Kertneth Tlghman Lyons: Lisa Kay Ronritetdt Newman Grove: Yvonne Otaon North Plattac Timothy Joseph Van Eft OHe Patrick Jay Ktwan Odea. Larry Donald Zarybnlcky Ogaiaia: Gregory Dean Sigwmg Omaha: Robert John Burford David Jamas Cripe, Robert Byron Deck Mark Briggs Duoycha, Lantz Guy Hunt, Sandy Kotrotsioa, Raymond Kubr, Robert Sootl McCormack. M-cheas Anne Mcintosh, Stephanie Maria Schal.

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Ksnbarty Kay Brmgmen. Kasv kwn Karen Byrd. Chrtttst Larmae Devlt (D). Any Ricnan Eaott. Beibara Am Gorasa, Chrtetopher Jon Neater, Esther Roee Oraz, fpiapharss Sue Thornpson JteCaok: Daore Leigh Vleen atontat Karl Lym Jul maun Nsponaa Troy Tyron Poet teerfaau Aaron Zabawa Omaha: Anthony Patrick Koaba.

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Martin Patrick McAndrew, Tarl Cotesn McOJ, Torrance Martin Oberet Alan Potash, Steven James Showaher Ptynmuth: Uesa Pearson Crowlay Schuyler Patrice Marie Krugsr Sosttsbkift: Robert Henry Frasss Shtckley: Katharine Alee Sechreet UhedWs: Susan Mane Maer Wahoo: MArneke Moore York: OevkJ Scott Stnpeon Hollywood, Fku Frederick Mertel Jr. Mapleton, Iowa: Carol Jean Burton Perry, Iowa: Linda Jans Gefbowftz Pomaroy, Iowa: Martorie Eingson Shenandoah, Iowa: John Patrick Draw Sister, kme: Stacy Am Herrin Wawatha, Kan: Stad Lym Beavers Anoka, Jena Bouma BHoii, Ctfton Bridges Bemeebotp, Glenn Tarry Dfcert- GaWtiin, Pbj Audra Dbert-Hmaa Leola, Jeffrey David Totn Aberdeen, 8.O.: Miches) DuWeyne Raa- zlar Furstenfeidbniok, Oenwanr. Otver Ral- fnund FroahfJng Itatmandu, Napat Tak NatJi DhJtal Guadalupe Bone MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Broken Bow: Salty Letter! Ovhghfc Briant Jamee Kadavy Lincoln: Debra Mangelsen. Robert Shamahan UVon Ruaael Thomas, Kartyn Rae Turner Omaha: Curbs Paul Cots Plattsmouth: Linda Bogle Swoboda Burtwnk, Calf: Robert John Stertv Oeyton, Ohio: Brent Dougles Johnson Rsaton, Ve Kenneth Wesley Sutsr Metaka, Malayala: Swee Gm Tay Las Paanaa, Spake Amal MashJab MASTER OF TOMMUNrTY AND REGIONAL PLANNMG Lincoln: Linda Marie Neemam Klein MASTER OF EDUCATION Ademe: Lome McMurray Albion: John Kanbal James Alan: Amy Wym Rahn Arlington: Janet Kay Warner Ashland: Robri Elaine FosbenrJsr Atkinson: Amy Ruth Shane Beatrice: Judith Am Baynes, Steven Ere Glltispie, Larry Joseph Vetrovsky Cnwe: Constance Marie Henemeyer rjesreer: Ktn Marl Mesohmam Dorchester Suzanne Edith Cochnar Eustts: Eric Steven Yeutter Feat City: Richard Aton Vorrtsrerjwldt Rrttt RonM Lynnc Bohrandt Fremont: Koni Mekida Shalbarg. Gary Steven Wiiame Hsshngs: Am Efeabefh Klofsesa Lincoln: Jeanne Sue Argo, Darvei Gene Bueng, Faya Oanne Oootma.

Kathryn Rose Fleming, Kathleen Marie Kejore-Bubb, Gloria Latifl, Ekzabeth Am Schrrtd, Martin Lee SHeids. Cynthia Diame Sguier. Sherry Marcel West Otvowe: Lane Rae Dsws Omaha: Janet Lym Perrons, Margaret Rezntoak, Ftiyke Alena Sibertten, Meheele Steokhouss Seward: Denrne Joseph Klein SuRorcWekemOarkMceeth Valparalao: Kandra Kay BuchCanson Wahoo: Linda Sua Coatees Hbt, Corns York: Jean LeArm Washburn Longmont, Cotoj CeCe Lynerls Rowley Smyrna, Gau James Bandy Fanbenk, lowe: Maran Arthur Hem Effingham, at: Andrew AocarrJ aaaver wraea, eanu janioe vrinsena lujtovig Rolag Jamesport, Ma: Martha Am LockrtOge Newark, Charles Cstford Bedel kttsnbli, Turkey: Kntmtf mane Fwter MASTER OF FME ARTS Fart CamouR Margaret Amatta Jonas Uncon: Patriae Am Geemore Omaha: Paul Frederick Connor MASTER OF LEGAL STUDIES Noriok: Barbara Jane Sturgs) Brooklyn, N.Vj Etoe Robbme MASTER OF MUSIC HsnMi: SfTeBryl Ann PaTdsi Omaha: Elizabeth Lym Brader, John BamasMcLaughln Syracuse: Gregory Lam Thomas Ceaanbla, laaau Mchael Edward Baas ShsVfQhaSl, Chins). Mtng Xut) MASTER OF PHOFtSSIONAL ACCOUNTANCY Cetorads Springe, Rebecca Mens Pearson a aasaVuBM nwisK nonaaTj jom nowsjra MASTER OF sWENCS Akvjworin: Ltida Dawn Moody Beatrice. Susan Lyme Ropp Iwaevue: Tareea Am Gooak tuMwaz, Peter David Oteon Csaanbua: Tenothy John Got DevM City: Tereae Maria Otis Denton: Mary Suaan Hansen Frenkan: TmoSiy Llovd Muphy Oaring Loh Jean Higby Grand ktsnd: Crwg Frederick.

Jemesr Lym Reechko lejaasr. Jamaar Lym Rock NaSjrTtibyrfpc Cnjry Lynn Ototn HaafTeMfi; aFWVarfSjT SUS) NbbQfl HunatwMfc Jwf Eawwtl Mtjwnpaf Unoakc John Andrew Oorsch, Oavid arii noaoay, jubs nenaa nomer, Bnan Edward Jonaa. Oemiasha Raa Kernes. Matsnts Rene KeSogg. Gin Stngh Khurana.

Debra Leake Peterson. JarHeon Lea. Paul David Mendst, Shertyn Sue MeAiANs, Robert Jean Mover, Emieon ISyakatawa, Vankat Kumar Pedbhotle. YamspaS Bhekar, David Maswal 8n Ping The) Teaw, Baa Ouoc Vu, Matfhaw LeAoy WV 01 YiJh Yang ISatsenc Timothy Wavna Laughat Omaha! Ttnoaw Alan Cramer, trenda Kay Heaa. Sorin Juatar.

vtctar Asm fiCshuviVasni, AonssM Atvn 8jWt4cM Wailsjiwunttt Lmsm mf PfjUy t0vtf. Ccminal Hsjrstjon taVJsVWljfV! Laflny EtaVaf WtfPt White said, and it may be many students. Omaha area, University of at Omaha admissions director John Flemming said, UNO more academic transfer students Iowa Western College in Bluffs than from Metro Community College in Omaha. Western is much more academic liberal-arts oriented than Flemming said. is beginning to add more courses in languages and Flemming said.

Some take courses both at UNO in the same semester, at convenience. That co-enrollment also might work in Lincoln becomes more academic, Offering academic classes at Southeast Community College-Lincoln shpuld help, not hurt, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Nebraska Wesleyan University. That is the assessment of UNL Chancellor Graham Spanier and NWU President John White both of whom supported the proposal vyhen it was outlined Thursday to a Lflncoln Chamber of Commerce committee. The proportion of community college transfer students at UNL rose from 35 percent of all in-state transfers in the 1987-88 term to 43 percent in 1991-92, according to the UNL Office of Institutional Research. Spanier said he would welcome more transfers and the courses would not hurt the UNL nighttime or adult weekend class market White agreed, but said the Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education must make sure that the courses are valid and not unnecessary duplications.

Community college transfers, Spanier said, "come to us with a higher level of maturity, and have a higher success rate" than many students who enter UNL fresh out of high school. UNL, noting its higher-than-acceptable dropout rate after the freshman year, is raising its admission standards. Wesleyan does not want to grow much beyond the current total of about 1,400, White said, so losing a few potential freshman or sophomore recruits does not worry him. He has discussed the plan with SCC President llowaes: Kevin Paul Pokomy UncokK Brett Alan Whkson MmetenK Royce Leon Schaneman Neegh: Stacy Eugene Chart Omaha: Leigh Am Stastny etekestoutfK Michael Matthew 8usVar) RaMon: Stanley Jaaon Lewne Roeadec Jerry Buesetnan (O) St. Peur.

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Seeking a congressional seat is a second decision." That decision might be made in early fall, Ashford said. time. The Legislature ideas, too, every eight so." said he was not driven to Legislature by a desire office, but he has always interested in running for and for Congress. a 43-year-old attorney in a clothing store, was to the Legislature in was re-elected in 1990. Rep.

Peter Hoagland, is serving his third term in the 2nd District seat Two Omaha Republicans, Ron Staskiewicz and John Christensen, have said they will run for the seat Ashford said no one thing led to his quitting the Legislature. "Eight years is a sufficient time to serve in office generally," Ashford said. "Usually, you're at the most effective in that eight-year RoyalZoo draws thousands town of 90 Continued from page 1E was sponsored by Lions clubs in the area. The zoo scrapes by on a $50,000 budget a year and has about six employees. The star of the zoo is Reuben, the chimp.

At one time, as the first and only animal at the zoo, Reuben managed to draw in 4,000 visitors. "Reuben is the star and probably has been way overpromoted because people will come up and think that's all we have," Haskin said. Reuben was 6 months old when given on loan to the Folsom zoo. His first and only trainer was Haskin. When Haskin moved to Royal he brought Reuben.

But he ran into difficulties when Reuben's owner, the St Louis Zoo, asked for Reuben back. After mounting a publicity drive, the Royal zoo received financial help from entertainer Johnny Carsoa "One day, the phone rang and the associate director answered it and it was Johnny Carson," Haskin said. Carson, himself a northeast Nebras- $55,000 and a new concrete was built for Reuben. Louis Zoo has softened its toward Reuben and no longer his return. vocabulary is limited to signs, such as water, food Haskin's purpose for teaching sign language was not a stunt be stressed.

As a naturalist Haskin objects to humanizing So, when requested by the zoo director to teach Reuben he decided the lessons a useful purpose. education centered health concerns. Tie's just been taught so he can tell keepers if he's sick or anything. He's never had problem saying if he's losing old teeth. He always tells us if he's losing teeth," Haskin said.

Grant will put 375 Nebraskans to Nebraska will receive $3 million from the VS. Department of Labor to provide temporary jobs for workers, such as farmers, whose regular jobs were interrupted by flooding in the state. The money will allow about 375 Nebraskans to work providing humanitarian assistance to flood victims and to repair and renovate public structures and facilities, according to a press release from Rep. Peter Hoagland, 2nd District Participants will be able to earn up to $6,000 through the program for up to six months or until they can resume their regular jobs. Nebraska counties eligible for the funds include Adams, Boyd, Buffalo, Butler, Cass.

Clay, Colfax, Cuming, Douglas, Fillmore. Hall, Hamilton, Kearney, Lancaster, Nemaha, Otoe, Pawnee, Phelps, Platte, Polk. Richardson, Sarpy, Saunders, Seward, Stanton, Washington and York,.