DECEMBER 7, 2004
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REAL NEBRASKA WEB SITE
Voting on Second Round of Real Nebraska
Videos Continues
Voting on the second round of the Fall
2004 Real Nebraska video contest continues this week on the Real
Nebraska website. Using the theme "There is No Place Like Nebraska," entries
were taken from full time UNL students and/or teams of full time
UNL students.
In addition to three monetary prizes, winners of the contest will
be screened at a film festival that will take place in March at the
Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center. All entries will be shown and
the "Viewer's Choice" winners, as well as the Grand Prize winner,
will be announced at this event. The festival will be open to the
public and the campus.
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NEBRASKA |
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FINALS DEC. 13-17
Last Week of Regular Classes
The last week of regular classes of First
Semester 2004-05 at UNL begins today, and ends with classes this
Saturday. Final examinations will be conducted Dec. 13-17, with commencement
on Dec. 18.
Click the link to view the university's official policy on
Final Examinations and Dead Week, from the Academic Services Handbook.
ACADEMIC
SERVICES HANDBOOK |
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FINALS DEC. 13-17
Last Week of Regular Classes
The last week of regular classes of First
Semester 2004-05 at UNL begins today, and ends with classes this
Saturday. Final examinations will be conducted Dec. 13-17, with commencement
on Dec. 18.
Click the link to view the university's official policy on
Final Examinations and Dead Week, from the Academic Services Handbook.
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SHELDON MEMORIAL ART GALLERY, TODAY - FEB
27, 2005
Exhibit to Feature Thomas P. Coleman
Award Winners
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Susan Belau, Trial, 1997, three color intaglio,
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Opening today at the Sheldon
Memorial Art Gallery and continuing through February 27, 2005 is
the retrospective exhibit entitled 'A Printmaker's Continuing Legacy:
The Thomas P. Coleman Award, 1989-Present.' This exhibition offers
a selection of twenty prints, by past UNL printmaking students of
the last two decades, who have benefited from the influence of one
of UNL's great art educators.
Thomas P. Coleman's influence as a printmaker
at UNL was cut short at his untimely death in 1971. However, through
the establishment of the 'Thomas P. Coleman Award,' his impact is
still felt today. This Award provides not only stipend for an undergraduate
and graduate printmaking student in the department of art and art
history at UNL, it also stipulates that the winning print become
part of the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery's permanent collection.
SHELDON
MEMORIAL ART GALLERY
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KIMBALL RECITAL HALL, 7:30PM
Moran Woodwind Quintet Perform
Public Show
The Moran Woodwind Quintet is the resident
faculty woodwind quintet of the University of Nebraska School of
Music and a member of the Nebraska Arts Council Touring Program.
It is known for its quality and surprising number of performances.
John Bailey, flute; William McMullen, oboe; Diane Barger, clarinet;
Albie Micklich, bassoon; and Allen French, horn, make the Moran Quintet
one of the most active and visible faculty quintets in the Midwest.
They will be performing this evening at 7:30 pm in Kimball Recital
Hall. The performance is open to the public and cost is 3 dollars
for students/seniors and 5 dollars for general admission.
In addition to playing regular shows, the Quintet has recorded two
CD's for Crystal Records. The 1998 release Postcards from the Center
showcases American woodwind quintet literature. Featured on this
CD are composers Heiden, Higdon, Murdock and Lieuwen. In 1994, the
Quintet's CD of works by the German late Romantic composer Theodor
Blumer was released. The quintet has also recorded on the Coronet
label. The Moran Quintet won critical attention and an expanding
audience with its 1990, live recording that was broadcast on National
Public Radio's Performance Today series. The recording was nominated
for NPR's Lucian Wulsin Award for Best Regional Performance,Small
Ensemble and was played nationally in three separate broadcasts.
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NEBRASKA HALL ROOM W183, 3:30PM
Engineering Mechanics Seminar Series -
'Self-Learning Numerical Methods for Inverse Estimation of Material
Properties'
Wilkins Aquino, Cornell University
N172 BEADLE, 4PM
Center for Biological Chemistry and Redox
Biology Center Seminar - 'Hyaluronan and Hyaluronidase: A Conundrum
in Cancer Biology'
Dr. Robert Stern, Univ. of California-San
Francisco
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