2001 News Releases

Dec. 21, 2001

  • 1,275 TO RECEIVE DEGREES AT DEC. 22 COMMENCEMENT

    • Dec. 20, 2001

  • 10 UNL SCHOLARS NAMED 1ST BESSEY, CATHER SCHOLARS
  • MOST UNL OFFICES TO BE CLOSED DEC. 22 THROUGH JAN. 1
  • NU ALUMNI TO HOST RALLIES, PARTIES

    • Dec. 19, 2001

  • BIG 12 CONTRACT FOR ROSE BOWL COVERS NEBRASKA EXPENSES

    • Dec. 12, 2001

  • SENATOR NELSON IS DEC. 22 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

    • Dec. 6, 2001

  • UNL SEEKS NOMINATIONS FOR YOUNG ARTIST AWARDS
  • STUDENT OBSERVATORY OPEN DEC.14 FOR SOLAR ECLIPSE

    • Dec. 4, 2001

  • SHELDON TO CLOSE MARCH 3 FOR RENOVATIONS

    • Dec. 3, 2001

  • STATE ECONOMIC FORECAST AFFECTED BY RECESSION

    • Nov. 27, 2001

  • JUPITER, SATURN FEATURED DEC. 7 AT STUDENT OBSERVATORY

    • Nov. 21, 2001

  • NEBRASKA LAW STUDENTS WIN REGIONAL COMPETITION

    • Nov. 20, 2001

  • PROGRAM EXAMINES 'PUBLIC OPINION IN AGE OF TERRORISM'

    • Nov. 19, 2001

  • SOUTH AFRICAN LEADER TO SPEAK DEC. 3 AT BUSINESS COLLEGE

    • Nov. 16, 2001

  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM LASER SHOW SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES ASTRONOMY SHOW SCHEDULE

    • Nov. 15, 2001

  • NEBRASKA CHEMISTS CREATE FIRST PLASTIC MAGNETS
  • NU ALUMNUS ESTABLISHES LAW COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

    • Nov. 13, 2001

  • KECK NAMED DIRECTOR OF J.D. EDWARDS HONORS PROGRAM

    • Nov. 12, 2001

  • LAW COLLEGE TO SPONSOR ITS 1ST STUDY-ABROAD PROGRAM

    • Nov. 9, 2001

  • HENDRIX IS INTERIM TECH TRANSFER HEAD; SPLINTER TO BE INTERIM ENGINEERING DEAN
  • UNDERGRADS TO DISPLAY RESEARCH WORK ON NOV. 15
  • LEONID METEOR 'STORM' IS MORNING OF NOV. 18

    • Nov. 8, 2001

  • AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS FROM HUMBOLDT, WEEPING WATER, WIN NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
  • NOV. 12 FORUM SPOTLIGHTS UNL MILITARY VETERANS
  • ZOOLOGIST TO DISCUSS 'SHIFTING MAMMALS' IN GREAT PLAINS

    • Nov. 7, 2001

  • MORE THAN 90 SCHOOLS TO PARTICIPATE IN MATH DAY
  • ABORIGINAL HISTORY EXPERT TO SPEAK ON 'HISTORY WARS'
  • SHELDON MEMORIAL ART GALLERY REACCREDITED

    • Nov. 6, 2001

  • UNL OFFERS FIRST-EVER STATEWIDE ACT TEST PREP WORKSHOP

    • Oct. 31, 2001

  • SEVEN 'MASTER' UNIVERSITY ALUMNI TO RETURN FOR VISITS
  • WORLD-HERALD HONORS HEJKAL, WRAY, HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
  • REGIONAL PROGRAMMING CONTEST NOV. 10 AT UNL

    • Oct. 30, 2001

  • O'HANLON TO REMAIN TEACHERS COLLEGE DEAN UNTIL 2003
  • WILLA CATHER SYMPOSIA SCHEDULED FOR APRIL
  • NU ALUMNI TO HOST FORUMS ON CURRENT WORLD EVENTS

    • Oct. 29, 2001

  • 1ST KNOLL LECTURE FEATURES SHAKESPEAREAN SCHOLAR
  • STUDENT OBSERVATORY FEATURES SATURN NOV. 2

    • Oct. 26, 2001

  • HAGEL TO SPEAK ON TERRORISM, NU PANEL DISCUSSION FOLLOWS
  • COLLEGE OF BUSINESS TO HONOR TOP STUDENTS

    • Oct. 25, 2001

  • STUDY SHOWS IMPORTANCE OF BIODIVERSITY TO GRASSLANDS
  • COSMOLOGIST TO ADDRESS HUMANS' PLACE IN CREATION

    • Oct. 23, 2001

  • WILLA CATHER RELATIVE DONATES RARE COLLECTION
  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM TO CELEBRATE AMERICA

    • Oct. 22, 2001

  • 'TEDDY ROOSEVELT' MAKES APPEARANCE IN LINCOLN

    • Oct. 20, 2001

  • NU HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN NAMED SATURDAY

    • Oct. 19, 2001

  • REGENTS APPROVE NEBRASKA CENTER FOR VIROLOGY

    • Oct. 18, 2001

  • NU's FALL PRE-LAW OPEN HOUSE IS NOV. 3

    • Oct. 17, 2001

  • EARTH'S ORBIT INFLUENCED GROWTH CYCLES OF ANTARCTIC ICE SHEET; NU TO HOST PROJECT TO CONTINUE RESEARCH

    • Oct. 16, 2001

  • PERLMAN LETTER DESCRIBES FORMER UNIVERSITY PRACTICES IN DISPOSITION OF CADAVERS, TEETH
  • NEBRASKA HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES ANNOUNCED

    • Oct. 15, 2001

  • JUSTICE O'CONNOR TO SPEAK AT NU LAW COLLEGE OCT. 18
  • NEXT CATHER MEETING TO COVER WOMEN IN SPORTS
  • TV SCHOLAR, CRITIC, HUMORIST KERBEL POSTPONED TO APRIL 9

    • Oct. 12, 2001

  • STUDENTS GIVE BACK TO COMMUNITY WITH BUILDING PROJECT
  • HOMECOMING ROYALTY FINALISTS SELECTED

    • Oct. 11, 2001

  • WORKSHOP SCHEDULED ON PUBLIC PURCHASING PROCESS

    • Oct. 10, 2001

  • STANFORD LAW PROFESSOR RHODE TO SPEAK AT NU ON 'GENDER AND THE PROFESSION'

    • Oct. 9, 2001

  • CITY IN OHIO WARMS UP TO NEBRASKA ENGINEERING INVENTION
  • FAMILIES, KIDS INVITED TO HOMECOMING EVENTS FOR FREE FOOD, FUN AND GAMES
  • OCT. 17 GORBACHEV LECTURE POSTPONED UNTIL SPRING

    • Oct. 8, 2001

  • PROJECT FULCRUM TO PROMOTE SCIENCE, MATH EDUCATION
  • VISITING PROFESSORS TO ADDRESS ASPECTS OF LITERACY
  • TV SCHOLAR, CRITIC, HUMORIST KERBEL TO APPEAR OCT. 6

    • Oct. 5, 2001

  • UNL TO HOST JAPANESE CULTURAL FESTIVAL
  • OLSON SEMINAR TO EXAMINE NEBRASKA AND STORY OF FOOD

    • Oct. 4, 2001

  • MIKHAIL GORBACHEV TO DELIVER THOMPSON LECTURE OCT. 17
  • CARTOONISTS TO INVADE LINCOLN FOR FALL GATHERING
  • CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS ASSESSMENT AS 'MORAL ENDEAVOR'
  • MULTICULTURAL EXCHANGE CONFERENCE IS OCT. 12-14

    • Oct. 3, 2001

  • UNL COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATIONS TO DEDICATE HAROLD AND MARIAN ANDERSEN HALL OCT.5
  • HISTORIAN ADDRESSES JEWS' RELATIONSHIPS WITH U.S. PRESIDENTS
  • UNL CHANCELLOR TO VISIT BEATRICE OCT. 8

    • Oct. 2, 2001

  • NUMBER OF MINORITY BUSINESSES GROWING RAPIDLY IN STATE
  • NOBEL PRIZE WINNER ALAN HEEGER TO DELIVER LECTURE OCT. 10
  • AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR TO ADDRESS ROLES OF EVOLUTION AND CREATIONISM IN AMERICA
  • WRITERS TO READ FROM "WOVEN ON THE WIND"

    • Oct. 1, 2001

  • WEST AFRICAN DANCE ENSEMBLE AT KIMBALL HALL OCT.4

    • Sept. 28, 2001

  • SCHOOL OF MUSIC SET BENEFIT RECITAL SEPT. 30
  • MORAN WOODWIND QUINTET IN OCT. 14 RECITAL

    • Sept. 27, 2001

  • EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF NPR'S 'LatinoUSA' TO SPEAK OCT. 11
  • CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS HOW HUMAN RIGHTS VARY BY LOCATION

    • Sept. 26, 2001

  • PRAIRIE SCHOONER TO CELEBRATE 75 YEARS WITH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OCT. 11-13
  • NEBRASKA, OSU EXCHANGE TECHNOLOGY COURSES

    • Sept. 24, 2001

  • PERLMAN TO VISIT NORTHEAST NEBRASKA COMMUNITIES
  • MICHAEL COTTON & FRIENDS IN RECITAL AT KIMBALL HALL

    • Sept. 21, 2001

  • AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS

    • Sept. 20, 2001

  • UNIVERSITY FORUM LETS NU STUDENTS ASK 'WHAT CAN WE DO?' ABOUT TERRORIST ATTACKS

    • Sept. 19, 2001

  • VIOLINIST ODRIOZOLA TO PERFORM SEPT. 24 AT KIMBALL HALL

    • Sept. 18, 2001

  • PUBLIC CEREMONY TO HONOR POW/MIA
  • PLANETARIUM HELPS YOU LEARN 'HOW TO WATCH A UFO'

    • Sept. 17, 2001

  • CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE WWII RACE RELATIONS, JAPANESE-AMERICAN STUDENT EXPERIENCE
  • FALL LASER SHOWS BEGIN SEPT. 21 AT MUELLER PLANETARIUM

    • Sept. 14, 2001

  • UNL SPEAKERS BUREAU IN 7TH YEAR OF 'FREE SPEECH'

    • Sept. 12, 2001

  • NEBRASKA TEAM 1ST TO OBSERVE KAPITZA-DIRAC EFFECT; COULD LEAD TO EXTREMELY ACCURATE MEASURING DEVICES

    • Sept. 11, 2001

  • EARLY NEBRASKA WOMEN ARTISTS IN CHRISTLIEB EXHIBIT
  • EDITORIAL CARTOONS SUBJECT OF FIRST OLSON SEMINAR
  • CHANCELLOR PERLMAN STATEMENT ON TERRORIST ATTACKS

    • Sept. 7, 2001

  • COSMIC RAY OBSERVATORY PROJECT ADDS WAYNE STATE, 5 HIGH SCHOOLS
  • NATIVE AMERICAN MEMORIAL DEDICATION SET FOR OCT. 2

    • Sept. 6, 2001

  • LEAKEY, GORBACHEV HEADLINE 2001-02 E.N. THOMPSON FORUM ON WORLD ISSUES SERIES
  • FRAYSER NAMED INTERIM DIRECTOR OF UNL TECH TRANSFER
  • U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT'S 'AMERICA'S BEST COLLEGES' ISSUE AFFIRMS UNL'S ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

    • Sept. 5, 2001

  • CHINESE AG MARKET PROMISING, BUT NOT GUARANTEED

    • Sept. 4, 2001

  • EXHIBIT, LECTURE ON ASIAN-INFLUENCED QUILTS AT UNL
  • SPEAKER: PATIENTS' STORIES IMPORTANT IN HEALTH CARE
  • SLAM POET KIRK NUGENT TO PERFORM SEPT. 11

    • Aug. 30, 2001

  • UNL SCHOOL OF MUSIC INSTRUCTION FOR ORGANISTS

    • Aug. 29, 2001

  • UNL GARDENER'S GALA SET FOR SEPT.23
  • WHILE PARENTS ACROSS THE U.S. WORRY, NU MOMS AND DADS BECOME PART OF THE SOLUTION TO COLLEGE DRINKING

    • Aug. 24, 2001

  • 4 UNL SCHOLARS NAMED UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS

    • Aug. 23, 2001

  • CORNHUSKER MARCHING BAND NUMBERS 352 IN 2001-02

    • Aug. 22, 2001

  • RESEARCHERS MODEL 4 KINDS OF 1-DIMENSIONAL ICE
  • HILLIARD NAMED INTERIM DIRECTOR OF NU PRESS

    • Aug. 21, 2001

  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES ASTRONOMY SHOWS

    • Aug. 20, 2001

  • CLASSIC STYLE MEETS HIGH TECH: ANDERSEN HALL OPENS AUG. 27
  • HUMAN RESOURCES ALUMNI TO BE HONORED
  • NU ALUMNI HOST HUSKER HUDDLE PRE-GAME PARTIES

    • Aug. 17, 2001

  • ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES STADIUM POLICIES
  • 750 TO RECEIVE DEGREES AT AUG. 18 COMMENCEMENT AWARD

    • Aug. 16, 2001

  • SCHOLARSHIP ENCOURAGES STUDY OF CONSTRUCTION AND ARCHITECTURE AT UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN
  • NOMINEES SOUGHT FOR CHRISTA McCAULIFFE AWARD

    • Aug. 15, 2001

  • CAMPUS CHANGES TO GREET RETURNING STUDENTS

    • Aug. 14, 2001

  • MICHAEL FROMM TO DIRECT NU BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER
  • HOUSING DIRECTOR: UNL STUDENTS SHOULD AVOID MOVING TO CAMPUS ON AUGUST 25

    • Aug. 13, 2001

  • BIG RED WELCOME EVENTS AT AUG. 26 AT UNL
  • AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS' STIPEND INCREASES

    • Aug. 9, 2001

  • PERLMAN INSTALLATION, STATE OF U. SPEECH NEXT WEEK
  • DEMOLITION OF BANCROFT, LYMAN HALLS SET FOR AUG. 20-21
  • NEBRASKA BUSINESS FACULTY FILLS 2 OTHMER CHAIRS

    • Aug. 8, 2001

  • 750 TO RECEIVE DEGREES AT AUG. 18 UNL COMMENCEMENT
  • ART GLASS SET FOR INSTALLATION IN LOVE LIBRARY

    • Aug. 7, 2001

  • INTERNATIONAL EDUCATORS HOPE FOR REPEAL OF FOREIGN STUDENT TRACKING SYSTEM

    • July 31, 2001

  • NEW NEBRASKA ALUMNI BOARD MEMBERS ANNOUNCED

    • July 25, 2001

  • CHANCELLOR TO VISIT 7 WESTERN NEBRASKA COMMUNITIES

    • July 18, 2001

  • GREAT PLAINS MIGRATION IS TOPIC OF CONFERENCE

    • July 17, 2001

  • LOW PER CAPITA INCOME SHIFTS TO GREAT PLAINS
  • SUMMERS NAMED GREAT PLAINS ART COLLECTION CURATOR
  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES LASER SHOWS FOR JULY, AUGUST
  • CZECH LANGUAGE FOUNDATION AWARDS BANQUET IS AUG. 2

    • July 12, 2001

  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM TO PRESENT MARS SHOW

    • July 11, 2001

  • GRANT WILL PRESERVE BOTKIN FOLKLORE COLLECTION
  • FREMONT NATIVE WINS LEGAL WRITING AWARD

    • July 10, 2001

  • MARTIAN DUST STORM SPECIAL AT UNL STUDENT OBSERVATORY

    • July 6, 2001

  • LAUERMAN NAMED DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS

    • July 5, 2001

  • UNL TABBED FOR VALUE, DIVERSITY IN KAPLAN/NEWSWEEK COLLEGE CATALOG
  • UNL GEOSCIENTISTS LOOPE, ROWE AND JOECKEL UNCOVER MONSOON EVIDENCE IN NAVAJO SANDSTONE

    • July 2, 2001

  • CZECHOSLOVAK NORTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE IS AUG. 1-3
  • GARDEN PHOTO CONTEST MEANS PRIZES FOR SHUTTERBUGS

    • June 28, 2001

  • DEANS' LIST/HONOR ROLL NAMED AT UNL
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: KIDS PERFORM BEST WHEN EXPECTATIONS ARE REALISTIC
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: PSYCHOLOGIST: SCHOOLS, PARENTS, CHILDREN NEED COMMUNICATION, COOPERATION TO COMBAT BULLYING
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: ECONOMICS SHOULD BE TAUGHT AS LIFE SKILL
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: (SIDEBAR LIST) NATIONAL COUNCIL ON ECONOMIC EDUCATION ECONOMICS LITERACY TEST:
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: DISCIPLINE CAN REDUCE STRUGGLES IN MATH, SCIENCE
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: SCHOOL AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES CREATE BALANCING ACT FOR FAMILIES
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: TAMING THE AFTER-SCHOOL SNACK ATTACK
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: PLANNING FOR COLLEGE? IT'S NOT TOO EARLY TO START
  • BACK TO SCHOOL: ENCOURAGE ADVENTUROUS EATING HABITS

    • June 21, 2001

  • UNL STUDENTS BUILD HABITAT HOUSE IN CLASS

    • June 20, 2001

  • MARS SPECIAL AT UNL STUDENT OBSERVATORY

    • June 19, 2001

  • CONCERTS THURSDAYS AT NOON AT NEBRASKA UNION PLAZA
  • 'MOVIES ON THE GREEN' BEGIN JULY 11 AT UNL

    • June 14, 2001

  • NU, NET LAUNCH NATIONAL CENTER FOR I.T. IN EDUCATION

    • June 13, 2001

  • ASUN PRESIDENT FUERST TO TAKE INSIDER'S LOOK AT ISRAEL

    • June 12, 2001

  • BRIAN CARLSON WINS NATIONAL HEARST WRITING COMPETITION

    • June 7, 2001

  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM SUMMER LASER SHOWS BEGIN JUNE 15

    • June 6, 2001

  • NU'S BLAKE NAMED TO SIERRA LEONE GOVERNMENT POST; HOPES TO HELP RECOVERY FROM CIVIL WAR
  • ECOSPHERES CONFERENCE TO BRING ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM FULL CIRCLE
  • INTERNATIONAL FOLK ART FEATURED AT STATE MUSEUM

    • June 5, 2001

  • NU ALUMNI PLAN 'HUSKER DUGOUT' PARTY AT CWS

    • June 4, 2001

  • TEACHER CORPS SEEKS SERVICE-LEARNING TEACHERS

    • June 1, 2001

  • NEBRASKA ECONOMY GROWS DESPITE RECESSION CONCERNS

    • May 31, 2001

  • GUEST TO HEAD UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER
  • SUMMER SHOWS ANNOUNCED AT MUELLER PLANETARIUM

    • May 30, 2001

  • YARDLEY NAMED UNL POLICE CHIEF
  • TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF ASHFALL FOSSIL BEDS HISTORICAL PARK IS JUNE 9; FAMILY EVENTS PLANNED

    • May 29, 2001

  • SARTORE PHOTOS FEATURED AT STATE MUSEUM

    • May 24, 2001

  • WOVEN WONDERS: JAPANESE BAMBOO FLOWER BASKETS ON EXHIBITION AT LENTZ CENTER JUNE

    • May 23, 2001

  • PUBLIC NIGHT MAY 25 TO FEATURE MERCURY AND CRESCENT MOON AT STUDENT OBSERVATORY

    • May 21, 2001

  • NEW SCARLET AND CREAM ROSTER ANNOUNCED

    • May 10, 2001

  • NEBRASKA EIGHTH GRADERS SELECTED FOR HUSKER/OLYMPIC ALUMNI FESTIVAL SALUTE

    • May 09, 2001

  • BIG RED SHOP SIGN TO BE SOLD

    • May 07, 2001

  • EXPENSIVE, INEXPENSIVE SCHOOL DISTRICTS COMPARED

    • May 04, 2001

  • 2,200 TO RECEIVE DEGREES AT MAY 5 COMMENCEMENT

    • May 01, 2001

  • UNL WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM RECEIVES $10,000 GIFT

    • April 27, 2001

  • NEBRASKA FINISHES 3RD IN HEARST JOURNALISM PROGRAM
  • UNL SPRING COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ARE MAY 5

    • April 25, 2001

  • WAVERLY WINS FIRST NEBRASKA ECONOMICS CHALLENGE

    • April 23, 2001

  • ALUMNI TO HONOR TEACHERS COLLEGE GRADS

    • April 20, 2001

  • CHANCELLOR PERLMAN TO VISIT O'NEILL, BURWELL, VALENTINE
  • TRACTOR TEST AND POWER MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE IS MAY 5
  • CONJUNTO BAND TO VISIT SIX NEBRASKA TOWNS
  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM UPDATES LASER SHOW SCHEDULE

    • April 18, 2001

  • 3 STUDENTS NAMED GOLDWATER SCHOLARS
  • NU ALUMNI HONOROED FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE
  • UNL OFFERS TREATMENT FOR SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER

    • April 16, 2001

  • KAUFFMAN CENTER COMPLETE: DEDICATION APRIL 20
  • NU ALUMNI TO BE HONORED FOR ACHIEVEMENT
  • SPEAKERS TO ADDRESS ARCHEOLOGY RESEARCH PROJECTS
  • ARBOR DAY TIPS AT PLANTING DEMONSTRATION APRIL 23

    • April 13, 2001

  • PERLMAN RESPONDS TO SWIMMERS' PARENTS
  • NU, FORMER CHEER SQUAD MEMBER REACH AGREEMENT

    • April 12, 2001

  • BIODIVERSITY HELPS ECOSYSTEMS ABSORB CO2, NITROGEN
  • UNL FORENSICS TEAM MAKES HISTORY WITH NATIONAL FINISH; KATIE KOCK PLACES SECOND OVERALL
  • UNL MATH TEAM PLACES AT PUTNAM COMPETITION
  • E-WEEK: CELEBRATING THE ENGINEERING PROFESSION
  • SPRING AFFAIR PLANT SALE IS APRIL 28
  • MATHEMATICIAN TO UNTANGLE KNOT THEORY FOR GENERAL AUDIENCE

    • April 11, 2001

  • TEACHERS COLLEGE EXPANDS SUMMER, DISTANCE OFFERINGS
  • NU ANNOUNCES YOUNG ALUMNI AWARD WINNERS

    • April 10, 2001

  • FINNELL ANNOUNCES FALL DEPARTURE FROM UNL
  • APRIL 18 OLSON SEMINAR TO DISCUSS NEBRASKA VINEYARDS
  • FUGAZI TO PERFORM APRIL 17 AT NEBRASKA UNION

    • April 9, 2001

  • 49TH SYMPOSIUM ON MOTIVATION IS APRIL 12-13
  • OMAHA BURKE'S MARVIN LODES WINS EDUCATOR AWARD
  • KENNER/MOORE FAMILY TO RECEIVE FAMILY TREE AWARD

    • April 5, 2001

  • FRUIT FLY STUDY HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMAN LONGEVITY
  • CENTER FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP OFFERS 6 MINI COURSES
  • HIXSON-LIED COLLEGE OF FINE & PERFORMING ARTSHONORS STUDENTS, FACULTY, ALUMNI, SUPPORTERS

    • April 4, 2001

  • PRESERVING SMALL FARMS WON'T REVIVE SMALL TOWNS
  • GREAT PLAINS PRAIRIES CELEBRATED FOR STAMP ISSUE
  • ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, GRADUATE COLLEGE COMBINE TO HONOR STUDENTS FACULTY

    • April 2, 2001

  • IOWA STATE'S PREM PAUL NAMED RESEARCH VICE CHANCELLOR
  • OUTSTANDING FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS WILL BE HONORED AT ALL-UNIVERSITY HONORS CONVOCATION
  • "J DAYS" ARE APRIL 4-6 AT THE UNL COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM

    • March 30, 2001

  • BASEBALL'S GREAT HITTING BARRAGE OF THE 90S EXAMINED
  • ALUMNI TO HONOR LINCOLN'S ELLIS AS NEW ACHIEVER IN HUMAN RESOURCES AND FAMILY SCIENCES
  • STUDENT OBSERVATORY IS PRELUDE TO ASTRONOMY DAY
  • NEBRASKA EPSCOR ANNOUNCES NEW INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

    • March 28, 2001

  • OUTSTANDING JOURNALISTS TO BE HONORED AT NU
  • 6 UNL RESEARCHERS GET DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AWARDS
  • POWER OF GENDER EXPLORED AT SPRING CATHER MEETING
  • HUSKER HUDDLE PARTY ON TAP BEFORE SPRING GAME

    • March 27, 2001

  • UNL'S ANGELA CLEMENTS NAMED TRUMAN SCHOLAR
  • UNL RECEIVES MAJOR WORKS BY WRIGHT MORRIS
  • THOMPSON FORUM TO ADDRESS GLOBAL FOOD SYSTEM

    • March 22, 2001

  • SHELDON TO FEATURE AMERICAN MODERNIST ALFRED MAURER

    • March 21, 2001

  • RETIRED PROFESSOR ADAMS WINS DOC ELLIOTT AWARD
  • CHANCELLOR PERLMAN TO PRESENT GLBT AWARD

    • March 20, 2001

  • AIR FORCE ROTC ANNOUNCES NEW SCHOLARSHIP
  • ASTRONOMY DAY FEATURES NASA GALILEO SCIENTIST
  • CHORALE SEEKS SINGERS FOR REUNION CONCERT
  • LECTURE SERIES TO EXAMINE ADOLESCENTS AT RISK

    • March 19, 2001

  • FOOD GUIDE PYRAMIDS TO BE CONSTRUCTED AT DINING HALLS
  • 'ENIGMATIC' WORMS' LIFE CYCLE UNRAVELED

    • March 16, 2001

  • HARVEY PERLMAN NAMED UNL CHANCELLOR
  • HARVEY PERLMAN NEWS CONFERENCE REMARKS
  • 342 REGENT SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ANNOUNCED

    • March 15, 2001

  • "LATIN AMERICAN REALITIES" OPENS MARCH 23 AT SHELDON
  • SPRING PUBLIC NIGHT AT BEHLEN IS MARCH 23

    • March 14, 2001

  • "ART AND THE ANIMAL" OPENING FEATURES SARTORE
  • KAMIL TO ADDRESS MISUNDERSTANDINGS ABOUT EVOLUTION

    • March 13, 2001

  • NU TO HOST 'FIVE VOICES, ONE PLACE' CONFERENCE IN APRIL

    • March 9, 2001

  • STEVEN WILLBORN NAMED NEBRASKA LAW DEAN

    • March 8, 2001

  • LAW PANEL TO DISCUSS AFRICAN AMERICAN ISSUES
  • OLSON SEMINAR TO DISCUSS ELIZA SUGGS OF ORLEANS
  • 'A WRITER'S JOURNEY' IS NEXT SCHOLARSHIP IN SOCIETY TALK

    • March 5, 2001

  • SLOWDOWN WILL HAVE LITTLE IMPACT ON NEBRASKA

    • Feb. 28, 2001

  • SPEAKER TO ADDRESS HOW NATIVE AMERICANS ARE PERCEIVED

    • Feb. 27, 2001

  • UNL FULBRIGHT RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED
  • FUNK, CARLSON HELP NU MOVE INTO SECOND IN HEARST CONTEST

    • Feb. 26, 2001

  • FLORIDA'S OLIVA NAMED NEBRASKA FINE ARTS DEAN
  • MOON, 3 PLANETS FEATURED AT OBSERVATORY OPEN HOUSE

    • Feb. 23, 2001

  • SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER EDUCATION PROJECT FEATURES SCHOLARSHIPS, LEARNING COMMUNITY

    • Feb. 22, 2001

  • ANTHROPOLOGIST TO SPEAK ON PLIGHT OF AFRICAN REFUGEES
  • ACTIVIST TO SPEAK ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND CULTURE
  • SEXUAL ORIENTATION EDUCATOR TO ADDRESS STEREOTYPES, HOMOPHOBIA
  • UPC TO PRESENT ROLLING STONE CRITIC, AUTHOR

    • Feb. 20, 2001

  • DISCOVER ENGINEERING DAY FOR 5TH-8TH GRADERS IS FEB. 23
  • NU COLLEGE OF LAW OPEN HOUSE IS MARCH 3
  • MUELLER PLANETARIUM FEATURES PAWNEE SKY LEGENDS

    • Feb. 15, 2001

  • NU PUBLIC POLICY SEMINAR SERIES BEGINS FEB.20
  • UPC TO PRESENT COMEDIANS SPANKY AND CRAIG CARMEAN

    • Feb. 14, 2001

  • KENDRICK'S RUSH RECEIVES 3RD NATIONAL ROTC HONOR
  • UNL GRAD STUDENTS FOCUS ON URBAN ED

    • Feb. 13, 2001

  • SYMPOSIUM AIMS TO 'BRIDGE AFRICAN DIASPORA'
  • DALY TO ADDRESS CONSEQUENCES OF MUSLIM WOMEN'S DRESS
  • ANNUAL PRAIRIE SCHOONER PRIZES AWARDED

    • Feb. 12, 2001

  • BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION IS FEB. 23-24
  • PLATTE GATHERING OF SANDHILL CRANES IS SEMINAR TOPIC
  • SPEAKER: MATERNAL INSTINCT SHAPED HUMAN SPECIES
  • TWO FINALISTS FOR UNL CHANCELLORSHIP ANNOUNCED

    • Feb. 8, 2001

  • SUN, WIND KEYS TO WET PERIODS IN SOUTH AMERICAN TROPICS
  • 16TH ANNUAL ENTERPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE IS FEB.23
  • PLANETARIUM ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE OF LASER SHOWS

    • Feb. 2, 2001

  • CARLSON SECOND IN HEARST IN-DEPTH WRITING COMPETITION

    • Feb. 1, 2001

  • 'FOLLOW DRINKING GOURD' ADDED TO PLANETARIUM SHOWS

    • Jan. 31, 2001

  • WHITMAN ARCHIVE SHOWCASES HUMANITIES COMPUTING

    • Jan. 30, 2001

  • 3 TO INTERVIEW FOR UNL RESEARCH VICE CHANCELLOR
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  • BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS SCHEDULED AT UNL
  • 4 PLANETS AND THE MOON AT STUDENT OBSERVATORY

    • Jan. 29, 2001

  • UNL RELEASES DRAFT OF ACADEMIC PRIORITIES DOCUMENT

    • Jan. 25, 2001

  • RESEARCHERS FIND SOUTH AMERICAN TROPICS WERE WET, NOT DRY, DURING LAST ICE AGE
  • NU LAW COLLEGE TO HOST DIVERSITY LAW DAY

    • Jan. 24, 2001

  • 'EXTRAORDINARIST' KARGES TO PERFORM AT NEBRASKA UNION

    • Jan. 22, 2001

  • MANNING NAMED INTERIM UNL POLICE CHIEF

    • Jan. 18, 2001

  • CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION SET FOR JANUARY 27
  • MILLARD TEACHER WINS UNL'S CHRISTA McAULIFFFE PRIZE
  • LAWYER, WILDERNESS ADVOCATE TO SPEAK AT LAW COLLEGE

    • Jan. 17, 2001

  • SITE CHANGE FOR CLEMENTE TALK ON VIEQUES, REPARATIONS
  • RAM NARAYANAN ELECTED FELLOW OF IEEE

    • Jan. 10, 2001

  • UNL'S BAKER FOURTH IN HEARTH EDITORIAL CONTEST

    • Jan. 9, 2001

  • STATE ECONOMIC FORECAST: INCOME, SALES SOLID, JOBS SLOW
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  • CLEMENTE TO DISCUSS VIEQUES, REPARATIONS

    • Jan. 8, 2001

  • PLANETARIUM JANUARY SHOW IS DOUBLE FEATURE
  • 4 CANDIDATES TO INTERVIEW FOR NU LAW DEAN
  • UNL KING DAY FESTIVITIES ARE JANUARY 15

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