************************************************************** ** To submit an announcement to E-News or to read this ** ** issue or past issues on the web go to: ** ** ** ** http://www.unl.edu/e-news ** ************************************************************** In this Issue of UNL E-News: Jan 25, 2005 ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Horticulture Club Valentine's Day Sale (Roses) 2. Selling your Surplus on Ebay 3. UNL Libraries Old Proxy Server Shuts down Feb. 1 4. UCARE Call for Proposals for AY 2005-06 5. Food Entrepreneur Assistance Program 6. Degree Application Deadline 7. Alternative Spring Break Opportunities 8. NSave Backup/Restore Service EVENTS TO ATTEND: 9. Retirement Reception - Mike Cacak, Dir., Transportation Services 10. Retirement Reception - Jim Main, Business & Finance 11. Free anonymous & confidential HIV antibody Testing on 2/5 12. African American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Bowling Event! 13. Biological Sciences Seminar Series 14. Psychology Department Colloquium 15. Ctr Matls Res/N. Cent States Nanosys Consort Seminar-Jan. 26 16. Center for Biotechnology/Life Sciences Seminar Series 17. Agronomy and Horticulture Seminar Series 18. Veterinary & Biomedical Sciences Seminar 19. January 28th Stout Lecture 20. Hixson-Lied Visiting Artist: Ellen Driscoll 21. "Getting Started as a Successful Grant Writer" Seminar 22. Academic Job Search Series Workshops 23. Conversations for First Year Doctoral Students 24. Challenges & Changes in Doctoral Education 25. Student Observatory viewing of Comet Macholz and Saturn 26. Bus. & Finance Symposium Series 27. Bus. & Finance Symposium Series - Workers Comp. & FMLA 28. IRB 101: Back to the Basics and Investigator Responsibilites 29. Grants Management 101 30. Exploring the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning 31. The Academic Job Search Series 32. Wealth Building Lunch n' Learn 33. OASIS Study Skills 34. Insights into Internships 35. Sigma Xi Student Research Poster Competition - March 10 36. Panel Presentation and Discussion on Service Learning 37. Richard Reading to Speak on Prairie Dog Conservation 38. Role of the Supervisor 39. Dealing with Difficult People 40. Succeeding in the Global Economy 41. Assertive Skills Training 42. Creating and Managing Teams 43. Speak With Confidence With Toastmasters' EC Speakers 44. NU Skills Online January 27: Work Smarter - Not Harder! 45. February schedule for Fidelity counseling sessions 46. February schedule for TIAA-CREF counseling sessions ARTS AND MEDIA: 47. St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre at the Lied Center this week 48. Broadway smash MAMMA MIA! coming to Lied Center February 1-6 49. Now playing @ The Ross 50. Women's Center Art Gallery Submissions 51. Tunnel of Oppression - an emersion experience that will stun you! 52. Cole, Congrats & Concerts on "Live From The Mill Statewide" 53. Auschwitz Survivor Profiled NETV's "Statewide" ************************************************************************* 1. Horticulture Club Valentine's Day Sale (Roses) The Horticulture Club will be selling roses in both of the Unions for Valentine's Day. The sale will be on the 11th and the 14th of February. On the 11th there will also be the option of preordering your roses for pick up on Monday the 14th. Come for a wide variety of colorful, quality, and affordable roses. http://www.unl.edu/hortclub/ ************************************************************************* 2. Selling your Surplus on Ebay The UNL Inventory Department, working with the College of Business IT Services Group and the Instructional Technology Group, has been piloting a new approach to surplus equipment dispersal. This new approach allows departments to sell excess surplus property via Ebay. To qualify for the Ebay option, sellers must first post to NUauction.unl.edu, an online listing available to campus and state departments only. Both methods of disposal would allow departments to sell surplus property and return proceeds from these sales directly to their respective department cost objects. The process begins by posting items to NUauction.unl.edu, which is activated by UNL Inventory for a 2 week period. If the minimum price is not met, departments have the option to move items to the UNL Surplus Ebay site. Items that are not wanted elsewhere on campus, such as network routers, may be requested for NUauction exemption, thus going straight to the UNL Ebay site. http://nuauction.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 3. UNL Libraries Old Proxy Server Shuts down Feb. 1 It's Time! Time to Remove the Old Proxy Settings on your Computer. Beginning Feb. 1, it is no longer necessary to configure your browser to access UNL databases from off campus. For instructions, go to the URL posted below. For help unconfiguring your proxy, call (402) 472-2848, press 3. http://library.unl.edu/screens/proxy.html ************************************************************************* 4. UCARE Call for Proposals for AY 2005-06 The UCARE application deadline for the 2005-06 academic year will be Friday, February 11, 2005. Application forms are on the UCARE website as fillable PDFs. An online application and submission form is also available. http://www.unl.edu/ucare ************************************************************************* 5. Food Entrepreneur Assistance Program The Food Processing Center is offering a one-day seminar for all individuals interested in exploring the idea of starting a food manufacturing business. The "From Recipe to Reality" seminar will be offered on March 19, 2005. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Registration deadline is March 10. Contact Jill Gifford at 402-472-2819 or jgifford1@unl.edu for an information packet. ************************************************************************* 6. Degree Application Deadline Friday, January 28, is the deadline for applying for a degree to be received on May 7, 2005. A $25.00 non-refundable degree application fee must accompany the Application For Degree form. Applications are to be filed at the Graduation Services Office, 109 Canfield Administration Building. ************************************************************************* 7. Alternative Spring Break Opportunities The Volunteer Service Learning department of Student Involvement is looking for team leaders to direct student service trips for five days during UNL's spring break. This is a great opportunity for University-affiliated employees at all levels to work with students. Each trip will focus on one of the following: children, immigrants, and health awareness. Please call Julie at 472-3447 with questions and to sign up. ************************************************************************* 8. NSave Backup/Restore Service Do you have a backup program in place to backup your important data files? If your computer had a hard drive crash or virus would you be able to recover your data? Information Services offers a backup/recovery service called NSave for a small monthly fee. The software is installed on the desktop and the backup/recoveries are done over a network connection. For more information go to the web address listed below or contact the NSave Support Specialist at 472-6843. http://nsave.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 9. Retirement Reception - Mike Cacak, Dir., Transportation Services A Retirement Reception will be held on January 28, 2005 , 2-4 p.m., at the Selleck Private Dining (enter through the west side of Selleck through main dining area) for Mike Cacak, Director of Transportation Services. Mike is retiring after 35 years of service to UNL. ************************************************************************* 10. Retirement Reception - Jim Main, Business & Finance A retirement reception to honor Jim Main, Assist. Vice Chancellor for Business & Finance, will be held at the Nebraska Union on Feb. 14, 2-4 p.m. Jim is retiring and moving to Oregon after more than 17 years service to UNL. ************************************************************************* 11. Free anonymous & confidential HIV antibody Testing on 2/5 Oraquick (results in 20 minutes) and Orasure HIV testing (no needles! results in one week) will be available at the East Campus Union (room posted) from 4 - 8 pm on Saturday, 2/5 as part of African American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day programming. Free, anonymous and confidential testing provided by NE AIDS Project in conjunction with PERSUNL. http://ucommxsrv1.unl.edu/unlnews/ ************************************************************************* 12. African American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Bowling Event! Sat., 2/5 bowling tournament at East Campus Lanes-n-Games! Proceeds benefit NE AIDS Project (NAP) & Camp Kindle. Entry fee is $15/team,$3/individual, or 2-3 nonperishable food items for the NAP Pantry. Entry forms available at booth in NU or at the UHC Community Health Education Dept. Entrants receive a t-shirt! Food, entertainment and information also available. Entry deadline is Jan. 28th although entries may be accepted after the deadline if space is available. http://ucommxsrv1.unl.edu/unlnews/ ************************************************************************* 13. Biological Sciences Seminar Series "The Three S's in Ecology: Scale, State, Stochasticity" by Dr. Brigitte Tenhumberg, Natural Resource Science-UNL on Thursday, January 27 in 110 Hamilton Hall at 3:30 p.m. Open to the public. ************************************************************************* 14. Psychology Department Colloquium Wednesday, February 2, 3:30pm, Burnett 115; Title: Natural History and Cognition: Social and Spatial Abilities in Corvids, Dr. Al Kamil, Departments of Psychology and Biology. Dr. Kamil will discuss use of the comparative method to study the evolution of cognition. ************************************************************************* 15. Ctr Matls Res/N. Cent States Nanosys Consort Seminar-Jan. 26 Dr. Jan Puszynski, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, will present an Internet II video seminar "Formation of Aluminum Nanopowders and Their Application in Nanoenergetic Material," on Wednesday, January 26, 2005, at 4:00 p.m. in 15 Andersen Hall. ************************************************************************* 16. Center for Biotechnology/Life Sciences Seminar Series "Farnesol and Fungal Dimorphism." by Dr. Ken Nickerson, School of Biological Sciences, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE. on January 26, 2005 in E103 Beadle. Refreshments at 3:30 p.m., seminar from 4 to 5 p.m. Open to the public. ************************************************************************* 17. Agronomy and Horticulture Seminar Series USDA-ARS's Plant and Soil Science Research Projects at UNL - "Wheat, Sorghum, and Forage Unit's Research Programs," by Kenneth Vogel, USDA-ARS Supervisory Research Geneticist. Jan. 28, 3:00 p.m., 327 Keim Hall. Refreshments at 2:30. Call 2-2811. ************************************************************************* 18. Veterinary & Biomedical Sciences Seminar Dr. Alecia Larew-Naugles, Epidemologist, USDA, Washington D.C., Title: "Quantiative epidemiology in FSIS: examples from a food safety fellow's perspective," Monday, January 31, 2005 Reception at 3:30 pm, seminar at 4:00 pm, Rm VBS 145. ************************************************************************* 19. January 28th Stout Lecture Jirka Simunek, University of California-Riverside "Models for simulating water flow and solute transport in the sub-surface," Friday, Jan. 28th, 3:30 pm in Bessey Auditorium Sponsored by the UNL Department of Geosciences Alumni. ************************************************************************* 20. Hixson-Lied Visiting Artist: Ellen Driscoll Ellen Driscoll, head of sculpture at Rhode Island School of Design, will present a public lecture on her work on Tuesday, February 8th at 7:30 p.m. in the Richards Hall Auditorium, Rm 15. Driscoll is widely known for her public commissions including Grand Central Terminal. Itinerary information for her visit is available at 472 5522, or email moneal@unl.edu. ************************************************************************* 21. "Getting Started as a Successful Grant Writer" Seminar The Office of Research & Graduate Studies is pleased to announce the "Getting Started as a Successful Grant Writer" Seminar to be held March 11-12, 2005. The seminar introduces participants to the proposal writing process and to strategies that are designed to help get your career started as a successful grant writer. Registration is on a first come-first served basis. To register please visit the website listed below. For more information contact UNLresearch@unl.edu or phone 472-2851. http://www.unl.edu/research ************************************************************************* 22. Academic Job Search Series Workshops On the job market soon? Join us for two workshops sponsored by the Office of Graduate Studies: "Behind the scenes with a Search Committee" on Tuesday, February 8 and "The Academic Job Interview" on Tuesday, February 15. Both sessions will be held in the Nebraska Union from 1:30 to 3:00 pm. Register online at the website below. http://www.unl.edu/gradstudies/gsapd/ ************************************************************************* 23. Conversations for First Year Doctoral Students First year doctoral students are invited to join us for a conversation with a panel of experienced graduate students on the topic of "Working Effectively with Your Dissertation Advisor" on Thursday, January 27 from 4 to 5 pm in the City Campus Union. Register online at the link provided below. http://www.unl.edu/gradstudies/gsapd/ ************************************************************************* 24. Challenges & Changes in Doctoral Education Michigan State University professor, Ann Austin, co-editor of Paths to the Professoriate, will address "Challenges & Changes in Doctoral Education" on Friday, February 4, from 9:30-11:00 in 11 Home Economics. All UNL faculty and doctoral students are invited to attend. http://www.unl.edu/svcaa/teaching@unl/calendar.shtml ************************************************************************* 25. Student Observatory viewing of Comet Macholz and Saturn The UNL Student Observatory on the roof of the parking garage at Stadium Blvd. and T St. will be open, weather permitting, from 7-10 p.m. on Friday Jan 28 2005 for a public viewing of Comet Macholz and Saturn. Admission free. Children welcome. For more information, call Martin Gaskell, 472-4788. ************************************************************************* 26. Bus. & Finance Symposium Series Business & Finance is presenting a series of workshops entitled "Business and Finance Symposium." The various areas within Business and Finance will present one topic every Tuesday throughout the Spring Semester. A complete listing of the scheduled topics can be found on the Business and Finance website listed below. A target audience has been listed for each topic, however, anyone who is interested in the topic may attend (registration is not required). Please share this information with those in your organization that you feel would benefit by attending these sessions. Questions, or the need for additional information should be directed to 472-7907. http://busfin.unl.edu/bfsite/BFSymposium.htm ************************************************************************* 27. Bus. & Finance Symposium Series - Workers Comp. & FMLA This session will give a brief overview on the history, purpose, and requirements of the Family Medical Leave Act of 1993, followed by a discussion on FML's application in coordination with UNL's leave policy. This session will also cover the basics of Workers Compensation - what needs to be done when someone is injured both from the employee side and the department. Forms and procedures will be reviewed in detail. Future prevention will also be reviewed as follow up to injuries. This session will be held on Tuesday, February 1, 2005, Nebraska Union, 8:30am - 10:00am. The presenters will be Nanda Ramanathan & Greg Clayton and is open to all faculty and staff. More information can be found on the website listed below. Please direct any questions to 472-3322. http://busfin.unl.edu/bfsite/BFSymposium.htm ************************************************************************* 28. IRB 101: Back to the Basics and Investigator Responsibilites The January IRB 101 session will be held on January 26, 2005 at 2:00 in 203 Alex West. A brief history of IRBs, what needs to be submitted for new projects, and investigator responsibilites will be discussed. Please register by contacting Becky Freeman at bfreeman@unlnotes.unl.edu or 472-8127. This session will not take the place of CITI training. http://www.unl.edu/research/ReComp1/compliance.shtml ************************************************************************* 29. Grants Management 101 A grant writing workshop entitled "Grants Management 101" is being sponsored by the Office of Graduate Studies on February 24 from 1:30 to 3:00 pm in the City Campus Union. Register online at the Graduate Studies Professional and Academic Development website: http://www.unl.edu/gradstudies/gsapd/ ************************************************************************* 30. Exploring the Scholarship of Teaching & Learning On February 28, Barbara Cambridge from the Ammerican Association for Higher Education and Pat Hutchings from the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching will offer two sessions for faculty and doctoral students on the Scholarship of Learning & Teaching. At 1:30 p.m. in the Nebraska Union, they'll present an overview, and at 3:30 p.m. they'll offer a workshop for interested faculty and doctoral students. For more information visit the website below. To register: teaching@unl.edu. http://www.unl.edu/svcaa/teaching@unl/calendar.shtml ************************************************************************* 31. The Academic Job Search Series The Academic Job Search Series sponsored by the Office of Graduate Studies includes two sessions during the month of February: "Behind the Scenes with the Search Committee" on February 8 and "The Academic Job Search Interview" on February 15. Both sessions meet in the Nebraska Union from 1:30-3:00 pm. Register onine at the web address below: http://www.unl.edu/gradstudies/gsapd/ ************************************************************************* 32. Wealth Building Lunch n' Learn By putting a few fundamental principles about money into action, you can build financial security for yourself and your family. Bring your lunch to the Nebraska Union, Friday, January 28th at 12:00 pm. Get the facts about wealth building from the University of Nebraska Federal Credit Union and Extension Family Economist Kathy Prochaska-Cue, Ph.D. Reservations are requested for these free sessions by calling the Credit Union at 402-472-2087. http://www.nufcu.org ************************************************************************* 33. OASIS Study Skills On Monday, February 3, the McNair Project will present their Research Presentation. This Oasis Study Skills presentation will take place in the Lower Level of the Culture Center from 6 - 7 p.m. ************************************************************************* 34. Insights into Internships Career Services will be providing a workshop entitled Insights into Internships on February 3 from 3:30-5:00 in the Nebraska Union. Career Services staff, interns, and employers will discuss employer expectations, logistics, why students should get an internship, and how how to find internships. http://www.unl.edu/careers ************************************************************************* 35. Sigma Xi Student Research Poster Competition - March 10 A Sigma Xi / Grad Studies student research poster competition will be held on March 10 at the Nebraska Union Ballroom from 12pm to 6pm. Prizes will be given. Student authors must be present at their posters from 3:30pm to 5pm. Maximum poster size 4'x 4'. Contact Carol Disney, 472-2903, (cdisney1@unl.edu) for details. http://www.sigmaxi.org/chapters/web/Nebraska ************************************************************************* 36. Panel Presentation and Discussion on Service Learning A panel of faculty from Duke University and UNL will discuss how and why they added service learning components to their courses--and what kinds of learning results they have seen. February 17, 8:30-10, Nebraska Union. To attend, simply e-mail teaching@unl.edu http://www.unl.edu/svcaa/teaching@unl/calendar.shtml ************************************************************************* 37. Richard Reading to Speak on Prairie Dog Conservation Richard Reading, Director of Conservation Biology for the Denver Zoological Foundation, will speak in Lincoln on January 27. His lecture entitled "Human and Ecological Dimensions of Praire Dog Conservation" will begin at 3:30 pm in the Great Plains Art Museum, 1155 Q Street. Reading focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to grasslands conservation. He is the author of over 125 technical and non-technical papers and books on wildlife and conservation. The lecture and a reception at 3:00 pm are free and open to the public. The lecture is co-sponsored by the Center for Great Plains Studies and the Conservation Alliance of the Great Plains. http://www.unl.edu/plains ************************************************************************* 38. Role of the Supervisor Examine different leadership/management styles, and develop a better understanding of what motivates your employees. Learn to develop the key skills and psychological concepts effective supervisors must have in today's environments at this seminar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., March 2, at Mahoney State Park. Sponsored by the Department of Management Business Seminars, this seminar is led by Fred Luthans, Professor of Management at UNL. He receives rave reviews from seminar participants on his ability to impart practical management techniques and current research findings. The seminar costs $250, which covers instruction, handouts and lunch. To register or for details, call 472-0860 or visit: http://www.mds.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 39. Dealing with Difficult People Conflicts and differences can be resolved without the fireworks if you use the techniques and tips from "Dealing with Difficult People," an interactive seminar held 9am-4pm, Feb. 9 at Mahoney State Park. Sponsored by the Department of Management Business Seminars, the seminar is led by nationally-known speaker Aaron Davis. To register or for details, call 472-0860 or visit: http://www.mds.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 40. Succeeding in the Global Economy At the interactive seminar, "Succeeding in the Global Economy," held 9 am-4 pm, Feb. 23 at Mahoney State Park, you will discover resources, assess your position in the global economy, develop a customized strategy to confront globalization and learn how to use protocol and personal diplomacy to tip the scales in your favor. Sponsored by the Department of Management Business Seminars, this seminar is led by Cheryl Samusevich, founder and director of Etiquette Solutions, and Dr. John de Groot, a visiting professor teaching international management at UNL. To register or for details, call 472-0860 or visit: http://www.mds.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 41. Assertive Skills Training Assertive or aggressive? Assertive or passive-aggressive? You'll learn the difference in these terms, assess your behavioral style in dealing with others and develop plans to assert yourself in certain situations at this interactive seminar, "Assertive Skills Training," from 9 am-4 pm March 9 at Mahoney State Park. Sponsored by the Department of Management Business Seminars, this seminar is led by Tom O'Connor, Director of the UNL E. J. Faulkner Writing and Speaking Lab. To register or for details, call 472-0860 or visit: http://www.mds.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 42. Creating and Managing Teams Want to organize teams that are more effective? Learn how to help your teams reach their potential at this interactive seminar from 9 am-4 pm March 16, at Mahoney State Park. Sponsored by the Department of Management Business Seminars, this seminar is led by Dawn Braithwaite, professor and director of Graduate Studies of Communication Studies at UNL. She has conducted research on participation in decision making and on communication and change for businesses, unions and government agencies. To register or for details, call 472-0860 or visit: http://www.mds.unl.edu ************************************************************************* 43. Speak With Confidence With Toastmasters' EC Speakers Learn the skills to become a confident presenter, leader and listener. And do it in a supportive and fun atmosphere with Toastmasters. E.C. Speakers Club meets every Wednesday, noon to 1 p.m. in the East Campus Union. Call 472-2821 for more information. Visitors are always welcome. http://www.ianr.unl.edu/ecspeakers ************************************************************************* 44. NU Skills Online January 27: Work Smarter - Not Harder! Giant corporations have armies of employees, but small businesses can still compete if they learn to take control and run their operations more effectively. Join NU Skills online Jan. 27, 10-11 a.m. CST, for "Running a David Business in a Goliath Economy: Work Smarter - Not Harder!" Learn to take charge of your business. Cost: $39 ($45 w/in 24 hrs.) http://nuskills.webex.com ************************************************************************* 45. February schedule for Fidelity counseling sessions A Fidelity Consultant will be in the Nebraska Union February 7 and the East Union February 8, to provide free one-on-one counseling sessions. The room will be posted. Why not take advantage of this opportunity to discuss investment planning issues....sign up today by calling Reservation Systems 1-800-642-7131. ************************************************************************* 46. February schedule for TIAA-CREF counseling sessions A TIAA-CREF consultant will be available in the Wick Alumni Center Library, February 2, 3, 9, 10, 17, 23 and 24, and the East Campus Union, February 16 (room posted), to provide free one-on-one counseling sessions. Why not take advantage of this opportunity to discuss investment planning issues. . .sign up today by calling 1-800-842-2009 Ext. 2328, or log on to the web page listed. http://www.tiaa-cref.org/moc ************************************************************************* 47. St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre at the Lied Center this week On Saturday, January 29, St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre will present "Russian Season" at the Lied Center for Performing Arts. The performance will include three pieces: "Chopiniana," "Capriccio Italien," and "Scheherazade." At the turn of the twentieth century, ballet belonged to the Russians. The St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre continues this legacy with a company of fresh young dancers. Visit the Lied Center web site for more information. http://www.unl.edu/lied ************************************************************************* 48. Broadway smash MAMMA MIA! coming to Lied Center February 1-6 A mother. A daughter. 3 possible dads. And a trip down the aisle you’ll never forget! Over ten million people all around the world have fallen in love with the characters, the story and the music that make MAMMA MiA! the ultimate feel-good show! The story-telling magic of ABBA's songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter, and friendship. MAMMA MIA! will be at the Lied Center February 1-6 for eight performances. For more information, visit the Lied web site. http://www.unl.edu/lied ************************************************************************* 49. Now playing @ The Ross In HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS, It is 859 AD, and the Tang Dynasty, one of the most enlightened empires in Chinese history at its height, is in decline. Jonathan Caouette's spellbinding debut TARNATION reimagines the whole idea of what a documentary can be....a psychedelic whirlwind of snapshots, Super-8 home movies, answering machine messages, video diaries, and more. http://theross.org ************************************************************************* 50. Women's Center Art Gallery Submissions The Women's Center is accepting submissions for an art gallery celebrating Women's Month to be located in the Loft Gallery in the East Campus Union during the month of March. Submissions are due to the Women's Center, NE Union Room 340 by Feb. 11. For rules on submitting art or for a submission form visit the URL below. http://si.unl.edu/involved/womens_center/ ************************************************************************* 51. Tunnel of Oppression - an emersion experience that will stun you! People's basic human rights are being oppressed. Join us in our attempt to bring light to these injustices. Knowledge is power! On display Jan.31-Feb.4, in the Abel Ballroom; located on the 1st floor of Abel Hall, in the Northeast corner of the building. Open Hours: 11am-2pm MTWRF, 6pm-8pm MTWR, 2pm-4pm F. Free for all. ************************************************************************* 52. Cole, Congrats & Concerts on "Live From The Mill Statewide" Friday at 9 a.m. on NET Radio's "Live From The Mill Statewide," UNL's Alisa Belflower chats about "Cole Porter: A Celebration of American Song" at Kimball Hall & series host William Stibor welcomes Jeremy Kendall & cast of the Lincoln Community Playhouse's (LCP) "Noises Off." Stibor offers his congrats to the award-winning LCP cast of "Godspell Jr.," and Becky Van de Bogart invites listeners to attend The Third Chair Chamber Players concerts. Listen to NET Radio on 91.1 FM in Lincoln. http://www.netNebraska.org ************************************************************************* 53. Auschwitz Survivor Profiled NETV's "Statewide" This week NETV's "Statewide" profiles Cantor Leo Fettman, an Omaha man who survived Auschwitz. Plus the latest on changes in state government. "Statewide" airs Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at noon on NETV, and Saturdays at 9:30 p.m., Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. on NETV2. "Statewide," Nebraska's award-winning weekly news journal, is a University Television production. http://mynptv.org/nptv/ click on "new"s ************************************************************************* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *