UNL News Releases 1997

Dec. 23, 1997

• FIRST INTERNATIONAL GIFT FOR QUILT STUDY CENTER

Dec. 19, 1997

• COLLECTION OF MINIATURES TO BENEFIT NU STUDENTS

Dec. 15, 1997

• STRONG ECONOMIC GROWTH FORECAST FOR NEXT 2 YEARS

Dec. 10, 1997

• MOESER COMMENTS ON OSBORNE PLAN FOR RETIREMENT

Dec. 8, 1997

• A DIFFERENT KIND OF BOWL TOUR

• NU PHYSICISTS TO BE PART OF INTERNATIONAL PROJECT

Dec. 5, 1997

• WEBER TO DELIVER COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS DEC. 20

Dec. 4, 1997

• HIGH-PERFORMANCE STEEL BRIDGE PROJECT HONORED

• NU DESIGN PROGRAM RANKED AS ONE OF COUNTRY'S BEST

• MARCHING RED TO PERFORM YEAR'S HIGHLIGHTS

Dec. 3, 1997

• CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE SPIRIT OF BLACK FAMILIES

• HEIRLOOM LACE TO BE SHOWN AT HILLESTAD GALLERY

• ENTREPRENEURS DRIVING FORCE IN GLOBAL ECONOMY

Dec. 2, 1997

• "HONORS WILL BE PAID...TO MALIGNANT TUMORS"

• NU OFFERS HOLIDAY DAY-CARE SERVICE TO PARENTS

Nov. 26, 1997

• UNIVERSITY RELEASES DRAFT OF DIVERSITY PLAN

Nov. 19, 1997

• CLARK'S NUTCRACKERS: DON'T CALL THEM 'BIRD-BRAINED'

• PRELIMINARY WORK TO START ON TEMPLE PROJECT

Nov. 18, 1997

• NU LABORATORY PUTS FABRICS TO THE TEST

Nov. 17, 1997

• NORTH PLATTE EXTENSION CENTER FUNDS EMBEZZLED

Nov. 13, 1997

• PLAINS POCKET GOPHERS ARE OLSON SEMINAR TOPIC

• MARTIN LUTHER KING BREAKFAST IS JAN. 16

• PREGAME, POSTGAME SHOWS TO HONOR VETERANS DAY

Nov. 12, 1997

• UNSEEN TREASURES OF NU STATE MUSEUM ON PUBLIC EXHIBIT IN ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE

Nov. 10, 1997

• GREENAWALT TO DISCUSS RELIGION, GOVERNMENT

• UNIVERSITY LECTURE EXAMINES 'BOOKS AS BOOTY'

• GREAT PLAINS NETWORK TO LINK SIX STATES

Nov. 6, 1997

• WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS CONFERENCE IS NOV. 19

• HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO COMPETE AT UNL MATH DAY

Nov. 5, 1997

• HOLIDAY OUTLOOK GOOD FOR RETAILERS

• FORUM EXPLORES DRUGS, THUGS ON OLD TRADE ROUTES

Nov. 4, 1997

• UNL FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR TAKES NEW POSITION

• LEWIS & CLARK EDITOR MOULTON GOES TO WHITE HOUSE

Nov. 3, 1997

• "LEANING INTO WIND" AUTHORS TO READ AT UNL

• LEARN & SERVE GRANT TO PROMOTE SERVICE-LEARNING

• NOVEMBER HONOREES

• JUDGE'S IMPEACHMENT FOCUS OF NU LAW LECTURE

Oct. 31, 1997

• UNL STUDENTS HONORED AS WORLD-HERALD SCHOLARS

• DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI RETURN FOR MASTERS WEEK

Oct. 30, 1997

• UNL PLANS GROWTH IN EXTENDED EDUCATION

• HILLESTAD GALLERY DEDICATION RESCHEDULED FOR NOV. 7

Oct. 29, 1997

• INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AT UNL EXAMINES ETHNICITY AND DEVELOPMENT

• FRONTIERS IN PLANT SCIENCE FORUM IS NOV. 7-8

Oct. 24, 1997

• NSF GRANT TO FUND UNL SCIENTISTS' BEETLE HUNT

Oct. 23, 1997

• TWO UNL ADMINISTRATORS TAKE ON NEW ROLES

Oct 20, 1997

• OLSON SEMINAR: ALLOTMENT AND CHEYENNE RIVER SIOUX

• UNL CONFERENCE FEATURES SURVEY EXPERTS, ISSUES

• UNL HOSTS FREE CONFERENCE TO EXAMINE RACE ISSUES

Oct. 17, 1997

• TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR CORETTA SCOTT KING ADDRESS

Oct 16, 1997

• SAGE SERIES EXAMINES POLITICAL LEADERSHIP STYLES

• STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN 'DAY OF DISCOVERY'

Oct 15, 1997

• NATIVE AUTHOR BRANT TO GIVE LECTURE, READING

• ECONOMIC EDUCATION WEEK IS NOV. 1-8

• NEBRASKA CAREERS FOCUS OF COLLEGE JOB FAIR

• NU LAW COLLEGE PLANS REUNION WEEKEND

Oct 14, 1997

• NATION'S 1ST HEALTH AIDE PROGRAM TURNS 40

• PRINCETON PROFESSOR TO DISCUSS NATIVE PEOPLES

Oct 10, 1997

• RELIGION IN A SECULAR WORLD IS THOMPSON SUBJECT

• LECTURE EXAMINES CONFEDERATE GEN. PICKETT

Oct 9, 1997

• UNL RECOMMENDED FOR REACCREDITATION BY NCA TEAM

• NEBRASKA HOMECOMING WEEK IS OCT. 12-18

Oct. 8, 1997

• 57 ON CORNHUSKERS' SPIRIT SQUAD

Oct 7, 1997

• CORNHUSKER ALUMNI HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES SET

• IDEAS IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET IS CONNOR SUBJECT

Oct. 6, 1997

• UNL NAMES TWO TO SERVE IN GENDER EQUITY ROLE

Oct. 3, 1997

• TRAVELING HEALTH AND FITNESS FAIR COMING TO UNL

Oct 1, 1997

• UNL HONOREES FOR OCTOBER

• NEW ELEVATOR AT LIED CENTER ACCOMMODATES WHEELCHAIR USERS

Sept. 30, 1997

• NASA RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO NEBRASKA TEACHERS

Sept. 29, 1997

• SEMINAR DEBATES STATE OF GREAT PLAINS COMMUNITIES

• ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES EXECUTIVE TO VISIT UNL

• UNL CHANCELLOR MOESER TO VISIT SCOTTSBLUFF

• CHANCELLOR MOESER TO VISIT NORTH PLATTE OCT. 1

Sept. 26, 1997

• ROSOWSKI TO INAUGURATE UNL LECTURE SERIES OCT. 8

Sept. 25, 1997

• AFRICAN FOLK DANCE WORKSHOP IS OCT. 7 AT UNL

• "VIBRANT COLORS, INTRICATE PATTERNS" IS LENTZ THEME

• UNL HOME TO ONE-OF-A-KIND LEGAL SERVICES CENTER

Sept. 24, 1997

• STATE'S ECONOMY CONTINUES TO GROW AT HEALTHY PACE

• IMPROVING FAMILY & CHILD SERVICES IS FOCUS OF UNL CONFERENCE

• JAPAN FESTIVAL IS OCT. 2-3 AT AT NEBRASKA UNION

Sept. 23, 1997

• JUPITER, SATURN FEATURED OCT. 3 AT BEHLEN

• UNL TO HOST UNITED NATIONS EXPERT THIS WEEK

Sept. 22, 1997

• SCHOOL VIOLENCE IS TOPIC OF STATEWIDE WORKSHOP

Sept. 12, 1997

• UNL & PEPSI TO CELEBRATE ALLIANCE AT OUTDOOR GALA

• UNL WORKSHOP TO EXPLORE STUDY ABROAD

Sept. 5, 1997

• CAMELIA SADAT TO OPEN 1997-98 THOMPSON FORUM SERIES

Sept. 4, 1997

• UNL'S FRESHMAN CLASS HAS IMPRESSIVE CREDENTIALS

Sept. 3, 1997

• PERLMAN TO STEP DOWN AS NU LAW COLLEGE DEAN

• "GREAT CARS OF GREAT PLAINS" OPENS OLSON SERIES

• UNL HONOREES FOR SEPTEMBER

Aug. 29, 1997

• UNL DEDICATES PARKING GARAGE

• UNIVERSITY DAIRY STORE TURNS 80

Aug. 26, 1997

• SUCCESS HONORS ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTER AGAIN

Aug. 25, 1997

• QUILT STORAGE FACILITY TOURS ARE AUG. 30

• GREAT PLAINS STUDIES CENTER HAS NEW LEADER

• NOMINATIONS FOR 1998 McAULIFFE PRIZE DUE OCT. 31

Aug. 22, 1997

• 1997 MEMORIAL STADIUM POLICIES ANNOUNCED

• UNL CHANCELLOR DISCUSSES REALLOCATION DURING ADDRESS

• 267 IN 1997 CORNHUSKER MARCHING BAND

Aug. 21, 1997

• CAUTION URGED IN USE OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROLS

• NEBRASKA MOVES UP IN U.S. NEWS COLLEGE RANKINGS

Aug. 20, 1997

• NU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TO SPONSOR PRE-GAME HUDDLES

Aug. 19, 1997

• 28 PROMISING SCHOLARS COMPLETE SUMMER PROGRAM

Aug. 18, 1997

• CHANCELLOR'S STATE OF UNIVERSITY ADDRESS IS AUG. 22

Aug. 14, 1997

• NEBRASKA'S STRONG ECONOMIC GROWTH TO CONTINUE, BUT SCHOOL-AGE POPULATION IS EXPECTED TO DROP

• BIG RED WELCOME IS AUG. 24

Aug. 12, 1997

• 19 PIONEER DISTANCE FAMILY SCIENCES MASTER'S DEGREES

• LUTHANS NAMED TOP MANAGEMENT EDUCATOR

Aug. 8, 1997

• SO. AFRICAN AMBASSADOR GIVES COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

• FREE UNL EDUCATIONAL SERIES TO EXAMINE TRAITS AND CHALLENGES OF WORLD WAR II

Aug. 7, 1997

• UNL LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAM TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Aug. 6, 1997

• UNL'S COCHRAN WRITING OSHA ERGONOMICS STANDARD

Aug. 5, 1997

• UNL SPEAKERS BUREAU AVAILABLE ACROSS THE STATE

Aug. 4, 1997

• KEAN, ORTEGA FINALIZE ACE FELLOWSHIP PLANS

July 30, 1997

• UNL RESEARCHERS TO TEST HIGHWAY 43 BRIDGES

July 25, 1997

• FIRST SHOWINGS OF JAMES QUILTS SET FOR SPRING 1998

• STREET CHANGES, PARKING GARAGE FEES

July 24, 1997

• NEBRASKA EMPLOYERS SOUGHT FOR FALL CAREER FAIR 26

• SAMURAI STORIES IN WOODBLOCK PRINTS AT LENTZ

July 16, 1997

• 32 IN PHYSICS INSTITUTE AT KEARNEY JULY 20-26

July 15, 1997

• HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, TEACHERS TO BE UNL ENGINEERING INTERNS JULY 20-25

July 10, 1997

• UNL'S WONDERWISE AWARDED HOWARD HUGHES GRANT

July 8, 1997

• BACK TO SCHOOL STORIES

June 30, 1997

• UNL-NASA PROJECT BRINGS SPACE DATA TO CLASSROOMS

• SURVEY INDICATES STRONG, GROWING STATE ECONOMY

June 26, 1997

• DIVERSITY AND OUTREACH TARGETED FOR MORE SUPPORT

• INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE EXAMINES TINY STRUCTURES

June 23, 1997

• NORTHWESTERN'S PAQUETTE TO DIRECT NU ALUMNI

June 20, 1997

• MOIRA FERGUSON TO BRYN MAWR SUMMER INSTITUTE

• UNL STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE REASSIGNS LEADERSHIP ROLES

• SCARLET & CREAM NAME NEW DIRECTOR, SINGERS

June 18, 1997

• UNL WIND ENSEMBLE TO PERFORM IN EUROPE

June 17, 1997

• UNL REC PROGRAM STILL RECRUITING HUSKER KIDS

June 13, 1997

• HUSKERS RECRUIT PEPSI TO SERVE GENERATION NEXT UNL and Pepsi Forge Long-Term Alliance

• PROTEIN COMPLEX DISCOVERED AT UNL MAY BE EFFECTIVE ANTIVIRAL AGENT

May 1, 1997

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