Index to The Antelope, 1971-2002, inclusive Issues Indexed (1082)

Nabb, David

96: 3-28 2

97: 11-20 2

99: 2-4 4; 3-11 6

2000: 3-2 4; 4-27 1, 6

2001: 4-5 1; 11-8 1, 7

-, Franziska

2000: 3-2 4

2001: 9-13 2; 9-20 2

2002: 9-19 2; 9-26 2; 11-7 2

-, Franzska 2001: 12-13 13

-, Myrna (see also Naab) 83: 7-21 1

Naber, Rachel 97: 2-6 11; 2-27 4

Nabery, Greg

88: 2-18 8

89: 4-20 8

90: 8-30 7; 9-20 7; 10-25 7

91: 9-19 6; 11-14 7 (P)

92: 8-27 7; 9-3 7; 11-18 8

96: 3-28 5

Nabity, Alisha 2002: 11-21 1

-, Amie 2002: 10-31 1

-, Collin 2002: 3-7 4; 10-31 1

-, Greg

78: 12-7 6; 12-14 Encounter 2 (P)

-, Lisa

92: 4-9 4; 10-29 5

-, Phil 96: 4-11 10 (P); 10-24 1 (P)

-, Steve 76: 10-7 4

Nabower, Patti (Patty)

75: 9-18 5

78: 11-2 1

nachos 82: 4-1 7

Nachtigal, Jolene Blakeslee 79: 9-20 Encounter 3 (P)

Nachtman, Lee 86: 3-7 4 (P)

Nacklace, Sam 98: 12-3 4 (P)

Nacos, Andy 87: 2-26 1, 12

Nadas see The Nadas

Naden, Jessie 96: 9-26 4

Nader, Ralph 71: 4-29 1 (P); 5-13 4; 11-4 1; 11-11 3, 5

Naderson, Jim 74: 9-26 8

Nadolski, Susan 96: 4-11 9

NAEA 78: 4-20 5

Naegele, Thomas 96: 4-18 12

Nagai, Teruyuki 85: 4-11 10 (P)

Nagano, Chiaki 95: 2-16 6 (P)

Nagel, Anne 2002: 4-25 10

Nagel, Bob

75: 10-23 7; 12-4 8

76: 1-29 5; 3-18 7

77: 2-3 6; 2-24 8; 11-3 7

-, Glennis (see also Nagle)

71: 3-25 4; 4-29 3

73: 8-30 3; 9-6 8

74: 9-26 6

75: 10-30 6; 11-6 10

76: 7-1 7

77: 1-20 3; 2-10 1; 3-31 5; 4-14 4; 4-28 4

79: 11-8 7

80: 1-24 1

81: 6-18 4

83: 10-20 4; 12-8 3 (P)

84: 2-16 12

85: 7-9 4; 12-5 1

87: 5-7 1; 11-19 1

89: 1-12 3 LTE

92: 10-1 1

93: 9-30 1; 12-9 2

94: 9-15 1, 9; 10-27 1

96: 4-25 6

97: 9-18 4

98: 1-15 6

2002: 11-14 8

-, Harold G (Hal)

71: 4-29 3; 9-30 1; 11-4 1; 11-18 3; 12-2 5

72: 2-3 3; 3-16 6; 4-13 5; 4-20 1

73: 1-11 1; 3-1 1; 9-20 3; 9-27 3; 10-4 1; 10-11 1; 10-25 6; 11-7 5

74: 4-11 3; 5-2 4; 8-29 5; 9-26 3; 10-17 3, 9; 12-5 1

75: 2-27 1; 3-13 8; 5-1 1; 10-23 3; 10-30 2 LTE

76: 9-23 1; 10-14 3; 11-4 1

77: 1-13 1 (P); 1-27 4; 9-22 2 LTE; 11-10 1

78: 2-9 1; 3-16 3; 4-20 4; 10-26 1

79: 3-29 1, 7; 10-11 1 (P)

80: 1-31 5; 2-7 1; 9-18 1, 3; 12-11 1, 8

81: 4-30 1; 6-25 5; 12-3 3

84: 2-9 6; 2-16 1; 7-12 7; 10-2 2

85: 6-18 4

86: 6-25 1; 7-8 4; 7-10 4; 11-13 1

87: 4-2 4; 4-9 6; 5-7 1, 10

89: 3-16 10

90: 4-5 10; 6-21 6 (P)

91: 3-7 6

94: 8-25 4 (P); 9-15 9

97: 9-18 4

98: 1-15 6; 2-5 8

-, Mike (see also Nagle)

76: 3-4 3 (P); 4-1 3

77: 3-31 6

Nagle, Glennis (see also Nagel) 74: 1-17 1

-, Mike (see also Nagel) 76: 3-25 3; 12-9 5 (P)

Nagyvary, Dr Joseph 2002: 4-25 2

Nahuz, Marcos (Marco)

93: 9-2 9; 10-14 7

94: 2-24 7; 3-3 7; 4-14 8; 4-21 7; 4-28 9

NAIA 90: 3-8 7

-, UNK dropping of membership in 90: 8-30 7

NAIA Academic Scholar Athletes 90: 1-25 7

NAIA Athletic Hall of Fame 91: 3-28 7

Naik, David (Devan, Deven, Devon)

98: 10-29 11

2001: 2-8 7; 9-27 8 (P); 11-8 1; 12-13 1

Nail Garden (business) 89: 4-6 5

Naiman, Stacey

96: 9-12 4; 9-19 6; 10-3 4; 10-10 1, 10; 10-24 1; 11-7 1; 11-21 1; 12-5 10; 12-12 1

97: 1-23 4, 5; 1-30 2, 4; 2-6 1, 2; 2-13 2; 2-20 2, 10; 2-27 2, 5; 3-6 2, 5; 3-13 2, 10; 3-20 2; 4-3 1, 2, 8; 4-10 2; 4-17 2, 10, 14; 4-24 2; 5-1 2 (P), 17

Nakagaiva, Junichi 88: 5-5 4 (P)

Nakagawa, Blanch 71: 2-25 4

Nakahara, Nobu 93: 2-4 10

Nakayama, Amy (Amy Jo)

93: 8-26 8; 9-2 7; 9-16 7; 9-30 7; 10-21 7; 10-28 7; 11-4 8; 11-11 7

94: 9-1 7

96: 1-18 3; 1-25 2; 2-2 2; 2-8 3; 2-15 2; 2-22 2; 2-29 2; 3-7 3; 3-14 3; 3-28 3; 4-4 3; 4-11 2; 4-18 2; 4-25 2; 8-29 4; 9-12 2; 9-19 7; 9-26 3; 10-3 7; 10-10 2; 10-17 2; 10-24 3; 10-31 3; 11-7 2; 11-14 2; 11-21 4

97: 1-30 2; 2-6 2; 2-13 2; 2-20 2; 2-27 2; 3-6 2; 3-13 2; 3-20 2; 4-3 2; 4-10 2; 4-17 2; 4-24 2; 5-1 2

‘Naked Hamlet’ (play) 73: 10-4 1, 8; 10-11 1, 3

‘Naked Pictures of Famous People’ 99: 3-25 4

Nalley, Joseph 89: 2-16 8

-, Karen 82: 10-14 8 (P)

Namath, Joe 78: 10-26 5

name change see university status, push for

names, significance of 77: 9-29 8

names of intramural sports teams 91: 1-31 8

NAMES Project

92: 4-30 4; 9-3 1

2001: 9-13 2

Namibia 85: 4-18 6

Naminga, Harold (see also Namminga) 71: 4-9 3

Namminga, Harold (see also Naminga) 71: 1-7 8

Nance, Marcia (Marsha)

77: 3-24 7

80: 6-19 7; 7-17 3; 9-25 3

Nancy Mannlein Memorial Run 80: 10-9 3

Nancy Mannlein Memorial Scholarship

84: 10-4 3

85: 10-23 1

Nancy Mannlein Memorial Scholarship Run 83: 9-22 15

Nancy Petry Grant-In-Aid for Study Abroad

92: 11-18 12; 12-10 15

93: 1-21 13

Nannen, B J 96: 10-31 4

nannies, jobs as 88: 4-7 12

Nanny Connection Agency 88: 4-7 12

Nansel, Diane 81: 3-5 3

-, Kevin

77: 4-28 8

Nansley, Tom 93: 10-7 1 (P)

Naperstek, Mary (see also Naprestek, Naprstek) 72: 1-27 3

Napoli, Dan

94: 11-17 3 LTE

95: 1-26 3 (P); 2-16 3 (P); 3-2 3 (P); 3-30 3 (P); 8-31 3 (P); 9-14 1; 9-21 3 (P), 6; 9-28 11; 10-5 1, 3 (P), 4; 10-19 1, 2, 3 (P), 4; 10-26 1, 2, 6; 11-2 3 (P), 4; 11-11 1, 2, 9; 11-16 3 (P), 11; 11-30 1, 2, 4; 12-7 1, 2, 3 (P), 16

96: 1-18 1, 3; 1-25 2, 3 (P), 10; 2-2 2; 2-8 3, 10; 2-15 2, 3 (P), 12; 2-22 2; 2-29 2, 4, 6, 10; 3-7 3; 3-14 3 (P); 3-28 3; 4-4 3; 4-11 2, 3 (P); 4-18 2, 6; 4-25 1

97: 2-20 10; 4-17 12

99: 4-22 4; 10-28 7

Naprstak, Dan 92: 10-22 7

Naprestek, Mary (see also Naperstek, Naprstek) 72: 9-28 8

Naprstek, Mary (see also Naperstek, Naprestek)

71: 3-4 5; 4-1 4

72: 1-20 6; 2-17 6; 2-24 6; 11-9 12

73: 4-19 8; 9-27 9 (P); 10-4 5

Napster

2000: 10-26 1; 11-2 8

Narboni, Nicole 95: 12-7 2

narcolepsy 80: 9-11 5

Narey, Martha 97: 9-4 6; 11-13 4

Narisawa, Suchiko 2001: 1-18 7; 3-8 2 (P)

Narskov, Julie (see also Norskov) 85: 4-16 5

Narvis, David 84: 3-23 1; 3-29 1

Nash, Mike 72: 11-2 9

Naslund, Adam 98: 1-29 2 (P)

Nason, Charles 71: 2-25 4

-, Roger 77: 2-24 8

Nass, Angie 89: 10-12 11 (P)

-, Molly 85: 4-11 3

Nast, Holly 81: 11-12 5

Naster, David 88: 9-29 1

Nathan, Andrew 96: 2-2 1

-, B J 97: 2-20 6

National Academic Advising Conference 80: 11-6 3

National Adoption Month 93: 10-28 16; 11-4 12; 11-11 14; 11-18 14

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)80: 10-16 4

National African American History Month 97: 1-30 10

National AIDS Day 96: 11-21 2

National AIDS Information and Education Program 92: 11-12 1

National AIDS Hotline 96: 11-21 2

National Alcohol Screening Day 99: 3-25 2, 8; 4-1 2

National American Studies Association 72: 3-2 1

national anthem 80: 11-6 5

National Art Education Association

78: 3-8 12; 10-12 1

79: 3-15 9; 11-1 3

81: 12-3 1

85: 4-30 2

87: 12-10 4

88: 1-28 10; 11-17 1, 10

89: 1-26 2

91: 12-5 1

National Art Educator’s Association 86: 4-3 2

National Art Honors Society 89: 4-27 2

National Arthritis Foundation 89: 11-9 5

National Associated Schools of Theatre 92: 10-29 13

National Association for Campus Activities 88: 8-25 4

National Association for Foreign Student Affairs 77: 9-8 3

National Association for Retarded Citizens 84: 11-13 8

National Association of Black Journalists, scholarship of 92: 10-1 10

National Association of College and University Residence Halls 94: 12-8 4

National Association of College Unions International Games Tournament 71: 2-18 6

National Association of College Vets 72: 11-30 8

National Association of Foreign Student Affairs 71: 1-14 3

National Association of Graduate and Professional Students 93: 10-28 16; 11-4 12

National Association of Industrial Technology 2002: 12-5 2; 12-12 11

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame 84: 4-5 13

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Scholar-Athletes 88: 1-21 8

National Association of Music Merchants 95: 4-6- 9

National Association of Schools of Music 92: 2-6 11

National Association of Schools of Theatre 94: 10-27 6

National Association of Social Workers

89: 1-19 2

90: 9-20 14

National Association of Student Personnel Administration 91: 10-3 1

National Association of Students 76: 3-25 4

National Association of Teachers of Science 94: 10-6 12; 10-13 14

National Association of Teachers of Singing

73: 2-15 1; 2-22 1

79: 11-1 3

84: 12-6 9

National Audubon Society

72: 1-20 4; 3-9 4; 3-16 5; 4-13 4; 4-20 1, 6

90: 2-8 1

91: 4-18 1

92: 10-22 1

93: 10-21 6

National Business Development Center 79: 2-15 1

National Car Care Month 98: 10-1 2, 3; 10-8 2

National Center for Higher Education 72: 2-10 5

National Center for Higher Education Management Systems

72: 1-27 5

73: 9-20 1

National Center for Science Education

2001: 11-1 2; 11-8 2; 11-15 2, 9

2002: 12-12 11

National Cerebral Palsy Telethon 80: 1-10 1; 1-17 1

National Cheerleaders Association 84: 4-12 9

-, summer camp of 90: 6-28 8

National Chicano Dance Theater 82: 3-4 1; 3-18 1; 4-22 1

National College Poetry Contest 96: 9-12 2

National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) 94: 1-20 8

National Collegiate Network 2001: 4-5 8

National Collegiate Ski Week 83: 1-20 4

National Coming Out Day

95: 10-19 3; 11-2 2; 11-11 3

96: 10-24 1, 4; 11-7 10

97: 10-16 3

2001: 10-18 8

National Coming Out Project 2001: 10-18 8

National Condom Awareness Day 97: 2-13 2

National Condom Day 96: 2-2 2

National Conference of State Planning and Advisory Councils on Services and Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled 72: 11-16 4

National Conference on Student Affairs 92: 10-8 1

National Conference on Undergraduate Research 2002: 9-26 2; 10-10 1

National Consumers Week 94: 10-20 2

National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)

71: 3-25 2

73: 4-12 5

77: 10-27 5

78: 6-22 6

83: 2-10 1

National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education 71: 10-21 12

National Council of Churches 76: 2-5 1

National Council of Family Relations 73: 11-1 4

National Council of Self-Esteem, logo of 91: 4-25 4

National Council on Social Work Education 81; 7-9 6

National Council on Undergraduate Research see NCUR

National Credit Union Administration 71: 7-15 1

National Dance Week 83: 4-21 1; 4-28 1

National Debate Tournament

77: 3-17 3

91: 1-24 6

National Defense Loan

71: 9-3 5

72: 10-12 1

National Defense Student Loans

71: 3-11 3; 5-20 1; 7-29 4; 12-9 3

72: 5-4 3; 10-19 1

73: 5-3 6

74: 4-25 5

75: 5-1 1

80: 7-24 1

85: 4-30 2; 5-2 2

National Depression Screening Day 94: 9-29 10

National Direct Loans 75: 5-1 1

National Direct Student Loans

72: 10-19 1

73: 7-5 3

74: 9-12 3; 12-12 4

75: 12-11 3

76: 12-9 3

80: 12-4 1

81: 5-7 1

86: 5-8 2

-, KSC grads’ repayment rate of 87: 6-18 2

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month 97: 10-2 2

National Domestic Violence Reports 89: 10-12 10

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week 98: 2-12 2; 2-19 1, 2

National Education Association 91: 11-7 4

National Educational Secretaries Association 75: 3-20 3

National Employ the Handicapped Week 77: 10-6 3

National Employment Wire Service 94: 2-24 4; 4-7 4

National Endowment for the Arts

85: 11-21 1

2002: 11-14 8

National Endowment for the Humanities

73: 11-7 8

75: 10-17 5

78: 11-9 9

79: 11-15 7

80: 9-11 4

National Entertainment Campus Activities Association 82: 3-4 4

National Entertainment Conference 74: 10-10 1

National Expedition Center 73: 4-19 4

National Faculty Exchange program 84: 3-29 8

National Federation of Student Social Workers 80: 10-2 1

National Foreign Language Week 73: 4-12 10

National Geography Awareness Week 97: 11-6 2

National Guard

79: 1-18 6; 3-29 11

80: 12-4 6

81: 4-23 6

90: 10-25 13

91: 7-18 7

98: 2-26 4

2001: 10-18 1

-, drug testing by 89: 10-12 6

National Health Care Plan 93: 11-11 11

National Higher Education Conference on Black Student Retention 96: 3-28 2

National Hispanic Heritage Month 2000: 9-21 4

National Home Economics Association

72: 10-26 8; 11-9 12

81: 2-5 6

84: 12-13 3

National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association 98: 12-10 6

National Interfraternity Conference 88: 4-7 6

National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors 80: 11-6 1

National Journalism Society (journalism honorary) 75: 8-29 10

national karate Circuit Finals 81; 11-12 9

National Kidney Foundation

77: 12-1 8

79: 11-1 8

2002: 9-26 1

National Kitchen and Bath Association

94: 9-29 9

95: 2-23 2; 3-16 9; 11-16 12

97: 4-3 4

National League for Nursing 77: 9-15 4

National League of Nursing 72: 3-2 1

National Library of Poetry

94: 11-3 2

96: 9-19 2

National Lutheran Campus Ministry 80: 9-18 3

National Manpower Institute 79: 4-26 5

National Marionette Theater

77: 2-17 1; 2-24 1

88: 9-15 1

National Marrow Donor Program 96: 3-7 10; 4-4 6

National Mental Health Hotline 90: 2-15 5; 4-19 6; 4-26 6; 5-3 6

National Mortar Board Week 89: 1-26 2; 2-2 2; 2-9 2

National Multiple Sclerosis Society 94: 3-10 6; 4-14 2

National Naval Aviation Van 86; 2-27 2

National Nutrition Month 96: 3-14 10

National Nutrition Week 77: 3-3 3

National Observer Student Achievement Award 71: 5-6 2

National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week 90: 4-26 10

National Organization for Women (NOW)

74: 8-29 1, 3; 9-5 4; 10-17 5

75: 1-6 5

76: 2-5 5; 4-15 1; 4-23 4

79: 3-15 1, 5

80: 2-28 8

85: 11-21 1

National Organization of Women (NOW)

72: 4-20 1

74: 10-3 5

75: 8-29 10; 10-23 5; 10-30 3; 11-6 7; 11-13 3

National Panhellenic Council 92: 8-27 15

National Peace Action Coalition 71: 10-7 1; 11-18 1

National Peace Coalition 71: 10-14 1; 10-21 1; 11-4 1; 11-11 1, 2, 5

National Plastics Education Foundation, contest to design logo of 72: 6-22 1

National Pork Producers Council 79: 3-29 6

National Pork Queen

78: 3-30 5

79: 3-29 6

National Residence Hall Honorary

85: 9-12 1

94: 12-8 4

95: 12-7 2

National Review (publication) 91: 2-7 1

National Right to Life Movement 89: 2-2 1

National Science Foundation

72: 4-13 5

73: 4-12 10

75: 2-13 3; 10-17 4

76: 2-19 8; 10-7 5

77: 4-7 1; 11-10 1

78: 4-20 4; 4-27 4

79: 4-5 4

86: 7-31 1, 5

2000: 4-27 1

2002: 1-24 2; 1-31 2; 2-7 2

-, receipt of grant from

73: 1-11 2; 1-18 7; 2-1 3

76: 6-24 3

77: 7-21 3, 7; 9-15 3

National Society for Autistic Children and Adults 84: 11-29 3

National Society of Collegiate Journalists (see also Society of Collegiate journalists) 90: 11-15 1

National Society of Educators in Art 90: 2-8 1; 2-15 1

National Space Grant and Fellowship Program 94: 2-24 2; 9-22 10

National Spurs Council 71: 12-9 7

National Student Association 72: 4-20 1

National Student Athletes’ Rights Movement 2002: 9-5 6

National Student Education Association 76: 12-2 1

National Student Exchange Program

80: 11-6 1; 12-4 1

81: 1-29 1; 2-12 5; 4-2 5; 9-10 1; 10-29 5

82: 1-21 1; 1-28 5; 4-22 5; 9-16 6; 11-24 1

83: 1-27 1; 4-28 1; 9-15 7; 11-10 1

84: 1-26 3; 4-5 3; 9-20 5; 11-6 2; 11-13 2; 11-15 2

85: 1-17 2; 1-22 2; 1-29 2; 1-31 2; 4-11 1, 3

86: 7-8 6; 10-9 2

87: 1-22 2; 4-16 6; 6-18 5; 9-10 2

88: 8-4 2; 11-10 2

89: 10-5 11; 12-7 6; 12-14 6; 11-17 2

90: 1-18 10; 1-25 6; 2-1 6; 5-3 6; 12-6 17

91: 10-3 12; 10-10 16

93: 2-11 11

94: 11-10 9

95: 4-27 2

96: 2-2 10

98: 2-5 8

2002: 1-31 8

National Student Playwriting Award 90: 11-15 12

National Student Safety Program 89: 4-6 12

National Student Safety Program Conference 88: 7-14 2; 7-21 1; 8-4 6

National Student Speech and Hearing Association 72: 11-2 6

National Students Design Competition 95: 11-16 12

National Swim-A-Thon 74: 11-21 6

National Teacher Examinations

71: 9-9 4

78: 8-31 6

83: 4-28 6

National Tourette Syndrome Association 94: 4-14 4

National TRIO Day 95: 2-16 2

National Trust for Historic Preservation 77: 3-24 1

National University Teleconference Network 91: 10-3 1

National Voter Self-Defense Movement 90: 9-27 11

National Wildlife Federation 76: 3-25 3

National Wildlife Week 81; 3-19 7

National Youth Sports Program 97: 4-3 2; 4-10 2; 4-17 2

Native American Heritage Month

97: 11-6 1; 11-13 2

98: 11-12 5

2002; 11-14 2; 11-21 2

Native American Student Association

92: 4-16 9

93: 1-21 6; 1-28 5

97: 11-6 1

Native American students 91: 10-3 1

Native American Students in Education

90: 2-1 1; 2-8 1; 3-1 1; 10-25 1; 11-1 1; 12-13 4

91: 3-7 10; 4-18 1; 4-25 5; 10-10 1

92: 2-13 12; 2-27 10; 3-19 10; 4-2 12; 4-9 10; 4-16 10

-, sponsorship of powwow by 90: 4-26 11

Native Americans

95: 11-11 6

98: 12-3 4

native plant arboretum, proposal for 86: 6-25 1

natural foods 72: 7-20 3

Natural Foods of Kearney (business) 98: 10-8 1

natural gas, price of 91: 2-21 6

Natural Gas (band) 77: 3-31 3

Natural Resources Defense Council 71: 11-4 2 LTE

Nature Barn 92: 2-13 5; 4-23 5

Nature Conservancy 96: 4-11 2

Nauman, Dan (see also Naumann)

71: 4-29 5

80: 4-17 6 (P)

81: 7-9 1 (P); 7-30 5 (P)

84: 6-28 4

-, Paula (see also Naumann)

74: 9-5 1 (P); 9-26 1; 12-5 1; 12-19 1

75: 2-27 5

-, Raymond 80: 4-3 8

Naumann, Dan (see also Nauman)

71: 1-7 1; 2-18 1; 9-23 4

81: 7-9 1

82: 9-30 1; 10-7 1; 10-14 1

83: 7-14 4

-, Paula (see also Nauman)

73: 10-4 4

74: 3-28 1; 10-3 1; 10-17 1

75: 2-13 1; 4-17 4

Navajo Nation, scholarship offered by 95: 8-31 13; 9-14 10; 9-21 12; 9-28 12

Navigators see The Navigators

Navratil, Brenda 79: 9-6 7 (P); 11-29 3

Nayberry, Gregory 88: 9-22 11 (P)

Naylon, Micheala

75: 9-25 5

76: 4-29 5

Naylor, George

85: 1-22 5 (P)

87: 5-7 1; 9-24 1

88: 3-17 1

89: 4-20 1; 9-21 1

-, Kevin 79: 9-6 11

-, Rebecca (Becky)

71: 2-18 5; 3-25 3; 4-29 5; 9-23 4

72: 3-9 5

Nazarene Church

71: 10-21 3

74: 9-26 7

Nazarenko, Victor 78: 11-30 1

NCAA, UNK dropping of membership in 90: 8-30 7

NCAA Division II, KSC’s switch to 91: 3-14 8

-, UNK athletic participation as member of

88: 1-14 7

90: 8-30 7

NCATE see National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education

NCTV 89: 10-5 1

NCR Corporation (business) 78: 5-4 1

NCUR/Lancy Platte River Project 2002: 4-11 2; 4-18 8

Neadem, Brian 99: 10-7 1

Neafus, Nicole 93: 11-4 2

Neal, Arlette 80: 11-20 Encounter 3, 5; 12-11 Encounter 2 (P)

-, Cheryl 73: 9-27 3

-, Mark 82: 11-18 Accent 3

-, Mike 82: 11-18 Accent 3

-, Peggy

71: 4-22 1

72: 4-13 1

-, Susan 81: 10-1 1

-, Timothy 74: 5-9 1

-, Vern 82: 11-18 Accent 3

Nealeigh, Ronald 73: 8-30 1

Nearman, Jessica

93: 2-11 1; 3-4 3 LTE

98: 1-15 6

Neary, Maureen

71: 2-25 4; 3-4 1

72: 3-16 4, 8

73: 9-13 4; 9-27 9 (P); 10-4 5 (P)

74: 1-31 7

-, Patty (Pat, Pattie, Patty)

75: 12-18 6

76: 1-15 7; 1-22 5; 1-29 4; 2-19 7 (P); 10-7 8; 11-11 7; 12-9 9

77: 1-20 9; 2-10 11; 2-17 7; 2-24 8 (P); 3-3 5; 3-17 8; 9-1 11

78: 10-5 10; 10-12 5 (P); 10-26 3

79: 1-11 10; 1-26 8; 2-1 14; 2-22 11; 3-1 10; 8-30 1; 9-13 1

Neary-Miller, Maureen 83: 10-13 4

NEBCRIS program 85: 10-23 1

Neben, Drue 90: 2-15 1

-, Sarah 89: 3-30 1, 4; 4-6 6; 4-20 4; 4-27 2; 5-4 11

-, Tim 97: 10-23 2 (P)

Nebraska, birthday of 89: 2-23 6

-, history of 79: 4-12 4

-, living in 88: 4-18 3

-, summer recreation in 80: 4-24 5

Nebraska 2000 92: 2-6 1

Nebraska Academy of Sciences 71: 5-6 5

Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission 91: 12-5 1

Nebraska Advisory Council for Vocational Education 84: 11-13 15

Nebraska Agricultural Leadership Conference 81: 11-19 3

Nebraska AIDS Project

93: 10-14 11

94: 1-27 1

95: 10-5 4

96: 4-4 2; 9-26 1

2001: 9-13 2

Nebraska Alpha 84: 4-5 6

Nebraska Aluminum Castings 85: 10-17 2

Nebraska American Revolutionary Bi-Centennial Committee 73: 9-6 7

Nebraska Archeological Society 89: 7-13 5

Nebraska Art Collection (sometimes “Arts”)

77: 3-3 3; 9-8 5; 9-22 1; 9-29 1; 10-20 1

78: 3-30 1; 4-27 1; 12-7 1

79: 5-3 1; 10-11 1

80: 9-25 1; 10-23 6; 11-6 6

83: 1-27 1; 2-3 1; 7-21 7; 9-22 1

84: 11-1 1; 11-15 11, 13

85: 2-14 1; 3-5 15; 9-5 5; 10-10 6

86: 2-27 1, 2; 5-8 1; 9-5 5

87: 9-24 4

89: 11-16 1

-, establishment of

77: 1-20 1; 2-3 5

81: 11-5 4

Nebraska Art Collectors Board 79: 10-4 1

Nebraska Art Educators Juried Exhibition 93: 12-9 2

Nebraska Arts Council (sometimes ‘Art’)

71: 3-25 3; 10-7 1; 10-14 1

72: 3-2 4; 9-7 3

73: 3-22 1; 7-19 6; 9-27 5

75: 7-10 1

76: 9-23 3

77: 10-6 10; 11-10 3

79: 1-26 5; 9-20 1; 10-11 1

80: 9-11 5

85: 11-21 1

86: 12-4 1

90: 1-25 4; 6-14 8

92: 9-17 13

94: 1-20 2; 10-13 2

95: 9-28 4; 11-30 12

-, receipt of grant from 77: 9-29 1

Nebraska Arts Council Children’s Touring Theatre 75: 10-30 3

Nebraska Association for Retarded Children 72: 2-17 4; 4-20 6

-, scholarship of

71: 3-4 3; 3-18 7

72: 1-20 5

Nebraska Association for Retarded Citizens 78: 11-9 1

Nebraska Association for School, College and University Staffing

83; 4-28 4

85: 1-31 3

Nebraska Association for Supervision of Curriculum Development 71: 10-21 1

Nebraska Association for the Education of Young Children 77: 10-6 6

Nebraska Association of Criminal Justice Educators 78: 10-12 1

Nebraska Association of Elementary School Principals 2002: 12-12 11

Nebraska Association of Resources Districts 74: 4-11 3

Nebraska Association of Retarded Children 72: 2-24 4

Nebraska Association of School Curriculum 71: 10-14 3

Nebraska Association of School Curriculum Development 71: 10-21 4

Nebraska Association of Schools 76: 10-14 3

Nebraska Association of Students

72: 10-26 1

73: 9-27 1

76: 4-8 3; 4-15 6; 10-7 1

Nebraska Association of Teachers of Singing 73: 11-15 4

Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys 81: 10-1 4

Nebraska at Oxford Program 93: 10-14 14; 10-21 12; 10-28 16

Nebraska Athletic Trainers Association 90: 4-5 7

Nebraska Association of County officials 86: 2-27 1

Nebraska Bankers Association 94: 12-8 4

Nebraska Beef Council 2002: 9-26 8

Nebraska Beer Wholesalers 78: 10-26 1

Nebraska Bicentennial Committee

73: 12-6 5

74: 4-25 8

Nebraska Book Company

75: 9-11 1

85: 3-28 1

Nebraska Bookstore (business) 77: 9-1 7

Nebraska Boxing Association 89: 11-9 5

Nebraska Boys Ranch 92: 2-20 10

Nebraska Brass 95: 3-16 2

Nebraska Broadcasters Association 76: 3-18 3

Nebraska Business Development Center

82: 4-29 3

87: 3-26 6

89: 2-16 9

2001: 11-8 1

2002: 1-31 2

Nebraska Business Expo II 90: 3-1 4

Nebraska Campus Crusade Fall Retreat 72: 10-19 10

Nebraska Center for Rural Education and Small Schools 88: 7-14 8

Nebraska Center for Women

74: 12-12 4

77: 2-10 7

Nebraska Chamber Orchestra 83: 2-24 1

Nebraska Childrens Home 90: 3-29 1

Nebraska Choral Directors Association 76: 9-9 5

Nebraska Citizens for McGovern

71: 9-23 1

72: 3-9 5

Nebraska Clean Air Act 88: 4-14 1

Nebraska Coaches Association

78: 7-27 1

94: 3-3 7

Nebraska Coalition for Abortion Rights 85: 11-21 1

Nebraska Coalition for Life

82: 9-30 5

89: 2-2 1

Nebraska Collegiate Bowling Conference 83: 12-2 11

Nebraska Commission on Community Service

94: 10-27 2; 11-3 2

95: 4-13 2

Nebraska Commission on the Status of Women 79: 4-26 Encounter 11

Nebraska Committee for Humanities 74: 10-24 3

Nebraska Committee for the Humanities

73: 8-30 5; 10-11 5

74: 3-21 3

78: 9-28 1

87: 9-10 6

Nebraska Community for the Humanities 78: 4-6 1

Nebraska Computer Network 78: 7-13 7

Nebraska Conference of Parents and Teachers 84: 10-4 3

Nebraska Congress of Parents and Teachers 82: 10-14 1

-, scholarships of

72: 2-17 3

73: 2-15 4

74: 10-24 3

75: 10-30 4

76: 10-21 1

77: 1-13 1; 10-27 4

78: 11-9 1

79: 10-11 1

80: 10-9 1

85: 10-23 1

90: 1-18 10

Nebraska Consortium for Service Learning in Higher Education 2001: 4-26 11

-, spring break trip of 2002: 12-5 1, 8

Nebraska Consortium for the Improvement of Teacher Education

84: 9-13 2, 10

85: 9-19 4

Nebraska Consortium on the Improvement of Teacher Education 88: 9-29 2

Nebraska Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education

81: 1-29 1

87: 2-19 1

Nebraska Corn Growers Association 85: 3-5 6

Nebraska Council for Children with Behavioral Disorders 84: 10-23 2; 11-1 10

Nebraska Council for the Humanities 74: 11-14 5

Nebraska Council of Occupational Teacher Education 72: 4-6 5

Nebraska Council of School Administrators 71: 10-21 4

Nebraska Council of Teacher Education 81: 5-7 1

Nebraska Council of Teachers of English

71: 10-28 6

73: 10-4 3, 8

Nebraska Council of Youth 72: 3-16 6

Nebraska Council on Compulsive Gambling 99: 1-28 7

Nebraska Council on Occupational Teachers Education 75: 9-18 4

Nebraska Council on Public Higher Education 87: 2-19 1

Nebraska Council on Teacher Education

73: 3-22 1

78: 4-20 1

81: 12-10 Accent 3

Nebraska Counseling Association 97: 10-23 2

Nebraska Crafts Conference 80: 10-16 4

Nebraska Crafts Council

78: 10-12 1, 7

80: 10-9 3

81: 9-17 1

89: 9-14 6; 9-21 6

-, exhibit of 90: 9-13 13

Nebraska Crafts Exhibition 79: 11-8 4

Nebraska Criminal Justice Education Association 80: 3-27 3

Nebraska Democratic Party 90: 1-18 4

Nebraska Department of Economic Development

73: 7-5 4; 8-30 10

74: 4-4 3

89: 12-14 1

91: 3-7 1

Nebraska Department of Economic Growth [sic] 92: 10-15 11 (Econ. Development?)

Nebraska Department of Environmental Control Protection Agency 73: 9-20 3

Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles 93: 3-11 6; 4-22 1

Nebraska Department of Personnel 79: 1-18 5

Nebraska Department of Roads 90: 2-8 1

Nebraska Department of Social Services

93: 4-1 6

94: 3-17 12; 3-31 6, 14; 4-21 4

Nebraska Diagnostic Resource Center 95: 2-9 8

Nebraska Division of Rehabilitation Services 89: 3-30 11

Nebraska Domestic Coalition 96: 4-18 4

Nebraska Driver and Safety Education Association 72: 11-9 6, 7

Nebraska Drug Free Work Place Act of 1988 92: 3-19 1

Nebraska Economics and Business Association 72: 10-19 9

Nebraska Education Committee for the Humanities 74: 9-26 4

Nebraska Education Television Council for Higher Education (NETCHE) 72: 9-21 1

Nebraska Education Television Counsel [sic] for Higher Education 78: 9-14 4

Nebraska Educational Office Personnel 83: 3-31 1

Nebraska Educational Secretaries 73: 11-15 4

Nebraska Educational Secretaries Association 71: 10-14 4; 10-21 3

Nebraska Educational Television (NETV) 89: 6-29 2

Nebraska Educational Television Council for High Education [sic] 78: 10-12 1

Nebraska Educational Television Council for Higher Education (NETCHE)

78: 2-16 8; 10-26 8

79: 1-18 5; 9-27 5; 10-28 5

80: 11-6 1

81: 2-5 6

88: 6-30 2

-, Career Fair of 80: 11-6 1

Nebraska Educational Television Network

78: 9-7 5

80: 9-11 4; 9-18 6

81: 5-7 3; 10-22 7

94: 8-25 2

2002: 12-12 2

Nebraska Educational Theatre Association 71: 10-28 4

Nebraska Energy Office 81: 3-5 6

Nebraska Environmental Coalition

74: 9-26 3

77: 1-13 1

Nebraska Environmental Recycling Day 74: 9-26 4

Nebraska ETV Telecourse Network 93: 1-21 11

Nebraska European Institute 74: 1-17 3; 4-4 8; 7-26 2

Nebraska Fair Employment Practice Act 79: 4-26 Encounter 11

Nebraska Food Bank 4-7 1

Nebraska Football Hall of Fame 86: 7-31 4; 8-28 9

Nebraska Foreign Language Association

78: 3-16 4

80: 11-13 4

Nebraska Funeral Association Award 79: 1-18 1

Nebraska Future Problem Solving Program

85: 10-17 2; 10-23 2; 11-14 2

87: 10-8 2; 10-22 2

88: 9-29 2; 10-6 2; 10-12 2

Nebraska Game and Parks Commission

73: 10-11 4

93: 1-21 10; 3-4 7; 3-18 8

95: 10-5 11, 13

Nebraska Gender Equity Committee 97: 4-17 1

Nebraska Global Education Conference 83: 10-20 9

Nebraska Golfing Green Card 97: 4-17 4

Nebraska Habitat Fund 81: 3-19 1

Nebraska Handwriting Contest

95: 3-16 2

96: 2-22 6

2002: 2-28 2

Nebraska Heart Association

72: 1-20 4; 1-27 4; 2-24 4

77: 9-15 1

Nebraska High School Forensic Tournament 71: 1-7 1

Nebraska High School Press Association 74: 9-26 4

Nebraska Higher Education Loan Program 88: 7-21 2

Nebraska Hispanic Woman of the Year 85: 6-25 6

Nebraska History (magazine) 94: 2-3 2

Nebraska Home Economics Association

71: 4-29 3

77: 5-5 1

79: 3-1 4

83: 10-6 1

86: 4-10 2; 10-30 2

90: 4-19 1

91: 12-5 16

-, convention of 71: 4-15 1

-, scholarship of 73: 5-3 1

Nebraska Honey Queen 79: 10-11 4

Nebraska Humanities Committee 74: 1-31 3

Nebraska Humanities Council

92: 10-15 11

95: 9-28 1

Nebraska Industrial Education Association 82: 10-28 7

Nebraska Industrial Education College Student Association 82: 11-18 3

Nebraska Intercollegiate Forensics Association 73: 4-5 1

Nebraska Intramural Festival 72: 3-2 6

Nebraska Jazz Orchestra 98: 9-17 2; 9-24 2; 10-1 2, 10; 10-8 6

Nebraska Job Center 75: 5-8 4

Nebraska Job Service

75: 4-4 5; 5-1 1; 8-29 4; 12-11 3

76: 4-1 1; 11-4 3

79: 1-18 5; 3-29 10; 4-5 Encounter 3; 6-21 3

80: 3-13 4; 7-3 1

81: 4-2 5

83: 9-1 4

86: 4-17 6

98: 9-17 5

Nebraska Junior Academy of Science 80: 2-28 4

Nebraska Junior Miss 71: 2-4 5

Nebraska Juvenile Justice Association, summer training course offered by 83: 7-28 6

Nebraska Legal Services 2000: 10-5 1, 7

Nebraska Liquor Control Commission 75: 10-23 1

Nebraska Literature Festival

92: 9-24 10; 10-1 5

95: 9-21 8; 9-28 1

Nebraska Lottery 99: 2-4 7

Nebraska Medical Center 79: 10-4 1

Nebraska Methodist Church 72: 1-27 4

Nebraska Model United Nations 83: 2-24 8

Nebraska Mother of the Year 2000: 4-6 4

Nebraska Music Association

74: 11-6 4

75: 5-8 4

Nebraska Music Educators 75: 11-20 3

Nebraska Music Teachers Association

71: 11-4 4

72: 4-20 4

73: 10-18 6, 8

74: 11-6 4

75: 2-20 3; 5-1 3

76: 4-29 4

81: 10-29 3

2002: 11-21 9

Nebraska National Guard

86: 12-4 2

90: 11-15 6; 11-20 1

92: 2-20 9

-, tuition waiver for members of 84: 2-9 8

Nebraska National Guard training, journalism class coverage of 90: 10-4 10

Nebraska National Student Nurse Association 78: 10-26 5; 11-9 3

Nebraska Natural Resources Commission 73: 9-20 3

Nebraska Navy 77: 2-10 6

‘Nebraska Nightly’ (radio show) 94: 9-1 9; 9-15 14

Nebraska Non-Resident Automobile Visitors Survey 89: 4-13 13

‘Nebraska Now: Martha Horvay’ (exhibit) 2002: 9-26 2; 10-3 2; 10-10 2; 10-17 2

Nebraska Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign 82: 4-1 4; 4-22 8; 6-24 1

Nebraska Nurses’ Association

72: 4-6 5; 4-13 4

73: 10-11 8

96: 3-7 4

Nebraska Office of Highway Safety 84: 12-4 5

Nebraska On-line 2002: 1-31 1

Nebraska Open Meeting Laws 87: 2-12 1

Nebraska Organ Retrieval System

91: 4-4 6

92: 4-16 4

Nebraska Outstate Daily Publishers Association, scholarships of 87: 6-18 4

Nebraska Panhandle Welfare Association 83: 3-31 4

Nebraska Parent Teacher Association Scholarships

71: 5-6 2

72: 10-26 1

Nebraska Personnel and Guidance Association

71: 9-23 5

74: 10-17 1

Nebraska Personnel Guidance Association

72: 9-7 1

74: 3-21 3; 3-28 6

Nebraska-Plains Alliance of Colleges (N-PAC) 75: 6-19 3; 8-29 5

Nebraska Poetry and Fiction Writing Festival 87: 10-1 4; 10-22 2

Nebraska Political Science Association 74: 9-19 8

Nebraska Pork Queen 72: 11-16 3

Nebraska Press Association

90: 4-12 2

91: 4-18 1

94: 4-28 6

2000: 4-13 7

2002: 5-2 12

Nebraska Press Women 2002: 9-26 8

Nebraska Pro-Choice Coalition 89: 11-30 6; 12-7 6; 12-14 6

Nebraska Professional Bookmen of America 72: 6-22 1

Nebraska Psychological Association 90: 4-12 10

Nebraska Psychological Society 96: 3-7 2

Nebraska Public Interest Research Group

71: 12-2 1; 12-9 1

72: 1-27 1

Nebraska Public Power District

72: 2-3 3

78: 9-28 7

94: 4-14 1

Nebraska Public Radio Network 94: 8-25 2; 9-1 9; 9-22 2; 11-17 2; 12-1 2

Nebraska Regional Medical Program

72: 9-21 1

74: 9-26 5

Nebraska Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights

85: 11-21 1

89: 2-2 1

Nebraska Repertoire Theatre 76: 3-18 4

Nebraska Repertory Theater 73: 9-13 5

Nebraska Repertory Theatre 73: 9-6 3

Nebraska Repertory Theatre Company 74: 9-12 4

Nebraska Rifle/Pistol Association 89: 2-9 11

Nebraska Right to life 92: 3-5 1; 4-23 6

Nebraska Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame 98: 4-30 8

Nebraska Safety Center

77: 4-21 3

78: 5-4 1, 3; 9-28 3

80: 7-10 1; 8-28 8

81: 6-18 3; 7-9 3

82: 4-15 1, 4; 4-22 1, 6; 7-15 7; 7-22 3

83: 3-24 1; 4-28 1; 9-8 1

84: 12-5 5

85: 1-15 3

86: 10-30 5; 11-13 6

87: 2-19 6; 3-9 2; 3-26 1; 4-30 7

88: 4-28 1

89: 2-2 6; 10-19 1, 2

90: 4-19 1; 5-3 1

91: 2-7 14; 2-14 10

93: 3-4 1; 4-15 10; 4-22 1; 12-2 2

94: 1-27 2, 9, 12; 2-3 11; 3-31 2; 4-14 1; 4-28 13; 9-29 2; 10-20 12; 10-27 2; 12-1 2

95: 1-19 12; 4-6 2; 8-31 2; 9-28 2; 10-5 2; 10-12 2

99: 1-21 2; 11-18 7

2000: 2-10 7

2002: 2-14 2; 2-28 2

-, bill to establish 78: 2-23 1

-, effort to establish 77: 12-1 8

-, grant won by 85: 12-5 2

Nebraska Safety Center, proposal for 74: 9-5 1

Nebraska School Activities Association

71: 4-22 3

75: 1-23 4; 1-30 4; 2-13 5; 3-13 4

79: 1-18 3; 2-1 3; 3-15 3

Nebraska School for Alcohol Studies 75: 2-6 3

Nebraska School Masters Association 83: 9-29 8

Nebraska Schoolmaster’s Club 74: 1-24 3

Nebraska Semester Abroad program

94: 10-6 6

95: 9-28 2; 10-19 2; 11-2 4

96: 3-28 2

2000: 11-2 1

Nebraska Service Officers School 72: 9-28 7

Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week 96: 3-7 10

Nebraska Shares program 85: 11-21 1; 12-5 4

Nebraska Sierra Club 74: 9-26 3

Nebraska Sinfonia 82: 1-21 5; 3-4 4

Nebraska Small Business Development Center 96: 11-7 2

Nebraska Small Business Expo 89: 1-19 2; 2-16 9

Nebraska Small Business Expo II 90: 3-1 6

Nebraska Society of Professional Journalists 96: 2-8 7

Nebraska Sociological Symposium 89: 11-9 1; 11-16 2

Nebraska-Spain Institute 73: 3-29 4

Nebraska Special Education Prevocational Guide 72: 6-22 1

Nebraska Special Olympics Committee 77: 1-27 6

Nebraska Speech Association 71: 10-28 4

Nebraska Speech Communication Association

90: 10-25 1

92: 11-18 6

Nebraska Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation 2002: 10-17 10

Nebraska Stars 79: 6-14 8

Nebraska State AAU Powerlifting Championship 78: 4-27 8

Nebraska State Business Education Association 72: 3-16 5

Nebraska State Business Association Student Teacher of the Year 98: 4-23 2

Nebraska State College Board of Trustees see Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State Colleges

Nebraska State College Education Association 88: 2-4 1

Nebraska State College Institutional Research Development 71: 6-24 1

Nebraska State Colleges Education Association 82: 10-14 1

Nebraska State Conference on the Behaviorally Disordered 88: 7-21 2; 7-28 2

Nebraska State Constitution, amendments to 72: 11-2 9

Nebraska State Council of Social Studies 79: 7-19 5

Nebraska State Crime Commission 72: 11-2 1

Nebraska State Education Association

72: 1-20 4

75: 2-13 5; 10-9 5; 11-6 10; 12-4 4

91: 11-7 4

98: 10-15 5

Nebraska State Fair

75: 8-29 4

79: 8-30 10

87: 7-16 6

90: 9-6 10, 12

Nebraska State Education Association

82: 7-1 5; 7-29 3

83: 10-20 3

85: 5-2 1

Nebraska State Forensics Tournament 71: 3-18 1

Nebraska State Historical Society

71: 5-6 4

77: 9-1 6

88: 7-21 6

94: 2-3 2

Nebraska State Hospital for the Tuberculous

77: 3-24 1

79: 9-13 11

81: 4-2 4

2001: 2-15 1

-, move by KSC to acquire 71: 12-9 3

-, plans for renovation of 73: 7-12 1

Nebraska State Penitentiary, show of art by inmates of 83: 12-2 1

Nebraska State Ranger Challenge Competition 91: 11-14 1

Nebraska State School Boards Association 73: 5-3 5

Nebraska State Student Association

81: 1-22 1; 2-12 1; 4-30 1; 5-7 1; 11-12 4; 11-19 1

82: 2-4 1; 2-11 1; 2-18 1; 4-1 1; 4-22 1; 12-2 1; 12-9 1, 3

83: 9-22 1

87: 2-19 1; 2-26 2; 3-5 2; 10-1 1; 11-19 1

89: 3-30 6

-, Student Senate declines to join 87: 3-26 2

Nebraska State Tuberculosis Hospital, KSC’s acquisition of 72: 7-27 4, 5

-, occupation by KSC of 72: 8-31 9

Nebraska State University t-shirts 88: 5-5 2; 8-25 2; 9-1 6; 9-8 2; 9-15 2

Nebraska State Vocational Technical Laboratory 74: 11-6 3

Nebraska State Vocal Contest 73: 2-22 1

Nebraska Statewide Arboretum

79: 2-15 3

80: 5-1 5

88: 4-28 8

90: 5-3 2

91: 10-24 11

Nebraska Student Association 76: 2-26 3

Nebraska Student Government Association

71: 1-7 1; 1-14 1; 2-11 1; 2-18 1; 3-11 1; 5-13 1; 9-23 1; 11-18 5

72: 1-13 1; 1-20 1

Nebraska Student Interest Coalition

87: 11-19 1; 12-3 1

88: 2-18 1; 2-25 2; 4-7 6

89: 2-9 1; 3-30 6

Nebraska Student Interest Coalition-Nebraska State Student Association 88: 1-14 2

Nebraska Student Loan Program 88: 7-21 2

Nebraska Student Union Art Gallery

86: 9-25 4

87: 10-1 2

88: 11-17 10

89: 1-26 2

Nebraska Student Veterans Association

73: 3-1 4

74: 4-25 1; 5-9 4

Nebraska Student Veterans Organization 72: 10-26 1

Nebraska Supreme Court, decision allowing KSC-UNK conversion 90: 6-14 1, 2

Nebraska Teacher of the Year 88: 4-21 2; 5-5 14

Nebraska Telecourse Network 94: 8-25 2

Nebraska Theater Caravan

85: 7-23 4

88: 2-18 10; 2-25 2

89: 9-7 12

Nebraska Theatre Association 75: 10-23 5

Nebraska Theatre Caravan Core Company 99: 3-25 2

Nebraska Touring Program 95: 11-30 12

Nebraska Trumpet Guild 79: 2-8 3

Nebraska Undergraduate Sociological Symposium 73: 3-22 3; 4-12 1

Nebraska Undergraduate Sociology Symposium

72: 11-30 1

83: 3-31 4; 4-6 6

87: 11-19 6

2002: 10-31 2; 11-7 2

Nebraska Uniform Landlord and Tenant Act of 1974 79: 3-29 9; 8-30 9

Nebraska Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act of 1974 81: 9-3 4

Nebraska Union 94: 3-10 1

Nebraska United Ministries in Higher Education 74: 3-7 4

Nebraska Vacation Guide Program

73: 1-25 1; 2-1 1

74: 2-28 6

Nebraska Vacation Guide Program 78: 1-12 1

Nebraska Vocational Association 73: 12-6 5

Nebraska Vocational Curriculum Resource Center 91: 10-3 10

Nebraska Vocational Rehabilitation Center 2001: 11-8 1, 7

Nebraska Vocational Technical Followup Project 73: 6-28 4

Nebraska Voters for Choice

89: 11-16 2

92: 4-23 6

Nebraska Water Conference 98: 3-5 1

Nebraska Wesleyan University 75: 9-25 6

Nebraska Western Community College 77: 3-17 3

Nebraska White house Comference on Families 80: 2-7 7

‘Nebraska Wind Sculpture’ (sculpture)

76: 6-24 8; 7-15 3; 9-9 1

78: 6-15 1

Nebraska Women of Color Conference 94: 2-24 1

Nebraska Women’s Commission 94: 2-24 1

Nebraska Writers series 2001: 11-1 4; 11-8 4

Nebraska Young Artists Concert Bureau 75: 2-20 3

Nebraska Young Democrats 90: 7-26 4

-, holding of statewide convention in Kearney by 90: 1-18 4

Nebraska Youth Leadership Center 77: 9-15 5

Nebraska Youth Leadership Development Camp 81: 3-5 5

Nebraskaland Home Economics organization 83: 3-31 4

Nebraskaland Mexican Fiesta 94: 3-10 2

Nebraskan Student Loan Program 98: 12-3 1

Nebraskan Student Union

82: 1-28 1; 9-2 1

84: 8-30 1; 9-6 15; 10-18 1

85: 2-5 11; 6-25 6

87: 9-10 12; 12-10 4

88: 1-14 4; 1-28 5

90: 1-18 1

91: 4-18 1; 8-29 5

92: 10-15 13

94: 3-10 1, 3; 4-28 1

95: 2-9 1; 4-6 1

99: 4-15 3; 9-2 1; 9-30 1

2000: 4-27 1; 8-31 1; 11-2 6; 12-7 1, 7

2001: 10-4 1; 11-29 2

2002: 10-17 1, 8

-, air pollution in 73: 1-11 1

-, approval for construction of 81: 10-22 1

-, art gallery in

83: 10-20 1

84: 12-6 9

-, construction of

82: 6-17 1; 7-1 1

83: 1-27 4

-, dedication of 83: 10-20 8

-, fee for renovation of 99: 4-1 3; 9-2 1; 9-9 3; 9-23 3; 9-30 3; 10-14 3

-, information desk in 86: 7-17 2

-, opening of 83: 6-23 3; 10-13 9

-, plans for 78: 1-12 1

-, radio stations played in 87: 10-8 4

-, renovation of

98: 1-22 1

99: 2-11 1; 2-25 1; 4-22 3, 8

2002: 9-5 1 (P), 8 (P)

-, retailers in 85: 1-31 3

-, shops in 86: 3-7 2; 7-17 2

-, solicitors at 98: 10-8 3

-, theft of stocking from 87: 12-10 1

Nebraskan Student Union Art Gallery

87: 9-24 2; 12-10 4

88: 1-28 10

89: 9-14 6; 9-21 6; 9-28 6

91: 3-14 1; 12-5 1

92: 4-30 9; 10-8 1; 10-29 5

93: 2-4 5; 9-2 6

94: 3-10 2

95: 8-24 2

96: 2-29 2

-, flap over scheduling of 93: 2-18 3

Nebraskan Student Union Information Center 83: 9-22 7

Nebraskan Student Union Information Desk 86: 3-7 2

Nebraskans for Equity in Higher Education 89: 3-30 1; 6-15 1

Nebraskans for Peace

74: 1-17 5

78: 10-12 1

80: 10-16 1; 10-23 1; 12-11 6

81: 3-19 1; 10-8 3; 11-19 1

82: 2-4 6; 6-24 1; 7-15 1; 10-28 1

83: 2-17 6; 2-24 1

84: 2-2 3; 3-1 1; 10-11 2; 10-23 7

85: 10-10 1; 10-17 1

2002: 11-14 2

Nebraskans for Term Limits 92: 2-27 9; 10-22 11

Nebraskans for the Good Life 98: 10-15 5

Nebraskans Walk-A-Thon for AIDS 93: 10-14 11

‘Nebraska’s Early Women Artists’ (lecture) 2002: 10-3 2

Nebraskats

71: 1-14 3; 4-22 2, 4; 5-13 4; 9-30 4

72: 4-13 4

73: 4-5 4

74: 3-28 1; 12-12 8

75: 8-29 10; 9-11 8; 12-4 3

76: 4-8 4; 11-18 4

77: 4-14 1, 3; 10-6 7; 11-10 12

78: 4-13 3, 5; 5-4 9; 9-7 1; 12-7 6

79: 3-15 4; 4-5 3; 4-12 1; 8-30 1

80: 1-24 1; 1-31 1; 4-3 4; 12-4 8

81: 9-17 1; 10-1 4

82: 3-4 1; 4-1 1; 9-2 1; 9-23 7

83: 4-6 1, 5; 11-17 7

84: 4-5 3; 9-13 13

85: 4-11 2; 4-18 9

86: 2-27 2; 12-11 1

88: 4-7 2

91: 4-4 13, 14; 4-11 12

92: 10-15 13

93: 3-18 5; 10-28 10

94: 10-20 12

95: 3-30 2; 4-6 1 (P), 10, 12; 11-2 1

96: 3-28 2; 4-4 1 (P)

98: 10-8 4

99: 11-4 7

2000: 4-20 7

2001: 9-27 2; 10-11 2; 11-1 2; 11-8 2; 11-15 4

2002: 4-11 2, 4, 9; 5-2 2; 9-19 1, 2, 7; 11-14 2; 11-21 10

-, fundraising raffle by 79: 12-6 1

-, tour of Japan by 89: 4-13 6

NEB*SAT 95: 10-26 1

Nectarine (group) 95: 8-24 4

Nedrig, Gary

71: 1-7 1; 2-18 5; 3-25 3; 4-29 5; 9-23 4

72: 1-13 3; 3-9 5; 9-21 7; 11-16 8

73: 1-11 4; 1-18 8

-, Lori

76: 7-22 2

-, Robbi (Robi)

78: 9-14 1

82: 4-22 4

Nee, Danny

93: 3-11 8

94: 2-3 2

Needham, Bob 97: 5-1 15 (P)

Needham, Gary (see also Neeham)

92: 3-19 3 LTE; 9-24 3; 10-1 2; 10-15 3; 10-22 1; 11-18 2

93: 1-28 3; 9-16 3; 10-21 2; 10-28 3; 12-2 3

-, Marcia

99: 4-29 8 (P)

2002: 9-12 8

-, Mark 99: 10-7 2 (P)

Needle, Barry 97: 2-6 12

‘Needle Point’ (minicourse) 74: 1-24 3; 1-31 3, 4

‘Needlepoint’ (minicourse) 74: 2-7 3

needles, disposal boxes for 92: 11-12 4

Neeham, Gary (see also Needham) 94: 1-27 3

Neel, Chris (Christine)

88: 5-5 2

89: 3-30 4

Neel, Peggy

71: 3-25 1; 4-1 5 (P); 7-15 1

72: 2-3 5; 4-6 3

Neels, Karrie 2002: 11-7 1

-, Tony

2000: 1-27 8

2002: 9-5 5

Neeman, Milce 74: 5-2 9

Neff, Lacy 2000: 9-7 8

-, P D

91: 11-7 8

93: 2-18 9; 4-8 8; 4-15 7; 4-29 7; 10-21 7

94: 3-3 8; 3-17 7; 3-31 7 (P)

Nefzger, Tim 71: 10-21 1

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