Tuition and Fees Billing and Due Dates Announced

Billing statements were generated Aug. 25 for the fall 2006 term. Unless you requested a paper billing, your E-Bill notification was sent to your UNO e-mail account. Payment for one-half of your tuition and fees charges is due Sept.12. A second billing will be generated Sept. 15 for the remaining balance on your account. The due date for that remaining balance will be Oct. 3. Amounts not paid by the appropriate due date are subject to late payment fees.

For your convenience, the UNO Cashiering/Student Accounts Office will remain open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 12 and Oct. 3. To avoid waiting in line on the due date, payments may be made through the following options:

- Mail to the address listed on the payment stub (Please allow a few business days for mailing time, as payments must be in the Cashiering/Student Accounts Office on or before the due date to avoid late payment fees.);

- Deposit in the drop-box located at the north end of the Cashiering/Student Accounts Office (drop-box can be accessed from 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.); or

- Pay by credit card on the Web at http://cashiering.unomaha.edu.

Information on billing and refund policies, along with information on other services of the Cashiering/Student Accounts Office, may be found on the Web at http://cashiering.unomaha.edu. For more information or questions about your account, call 554.2324.

UNO Athletics Announces New Ticket Policy

Maverick student fans will be introduced to a new ticket policy with the start of the 2006-07 athletic season.

Students will be admitted free to all home athletic games with a valid UNO ID and game-day ticket, including hockey. The spouses, significant others and children of students also are admitted free.

In conjunction with the new policy - while students still will be admitted free - everyone must have a ticket to enter the venue. At the game, students must present a valid MavCard ID to receive a ticket. The ticket will be good for general admission only.

This football season, Section CC (next to the UNO Band) will be designated as the UNO Student Section. Free hot dogs and T-shirts will be given away to students sitting in this section throughout the season.

Tickets will be available on the day of the game at each home event. For more information, call 544.MAVS (6287).

Safety Notice for On-Campus Incidents

The following information from Campus Security outlines the university's safety and emergency procedures, along with other services provided by Campus Security.

Incident Reporting
Incidents requiring immediate action include fire, environmental spills, medical conditions, property damage, disruptive behavior and crimes in progress. Persons involved with or observing these types of incidents should call Campus Security at 554.2911. Campus Security will dispatch officers to the scene and, if required, contact 911.

Faculty, staff and students can call 911 directly, but then they also should notify Campus Security to help coordinate the response and expedite travel to the emergency scene. Emergency information provided by the caller should include the building, floor, room number, call-back number and nature of the emergency.

Evacuations
Faculty and staff should assist with room and building evacuations, and be aware of those needing special assistance. All employees should become familiar with the designated rally points for their buildings, which are listed in the back of the telephone directory under "Emergency Procedures."

Personal Threats and Harassment
Disruptive behavior on campus will not be tolerated. Threats or acts of violence should be reported to Campus Security and your supervisor. If the act appears to represent an immediate threat or harm to the individual, it should be reported at once to Campus Security or 911.

Personal Escorts
The escort service is available 24-7 for individuals on campus. Contact Campus Security to arrange for an escort.

Personal Safety Checks
Individuals who may be working alone outside normal working hours are encouraged to contact Campus Security. Security officers will periodically check on your safety while you are here.

Personal Property
The university is not responsible for personal property. Individuals are responsible for safeguarding their own property. Loss of personal property should be reported to Campus Security.

Alert System
A system to help facilitate emergency communications has been installed on the north and south campuses. Announcements are distributed from Campus Security to building public address systems or speakers located in building corridors.

When announcements are made, strobe lights will flash to notify the hearing impaired to seek assistance.

The system will be particularly helpful during tornado warnings. The announcement will alert building occupants to seek shelter and again later when the warning has ended. The alert system also can be used to announce university closings, confirm evacuations for fire or chemical release, or other emergency conditions.

More information on campus emergency procedures can be found in the UNO Employee Telephone Directory beginning on page 106. For more information about Campus Security procedures related to campus emergencies, contact Stan Schleifer at 554.3596 or Paul Kosel at 554.2648.

MavCard Services Recarding Reminder

If they have not already done so, all currently enrolled students should stop by MavCard Services to receive the new MavCard.

MavCard, the official identification card at UNO, replaces the university's previous photo ID cards. Beginning Friday, Sept. 8, only newly issued MavCards will work on campus. The newly designed MavCard features the NU ID number, which is used for various services across campus.

MavCard Services is located on the second floor of the Milo Bail Student Center.  Fall office hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information, call 554.2100, or visit the Web at http://mavcard.unomaha.edu. For information about the NU ID, visit the Web at http://www.ses.unomaha.edu/registrar/nuid.php.

Writing Center Hours and Locations Announced

UNO students now have three ways to get help with their writing. In addition to the main Writing Center, located in 150 Arts and Sciences Hall (ASH), members of the campus community can visit a Writing Center Satellite in University Library or access an online Writing Center via the Web.

The hours for each location are listed below:

Writing Center (150 ASH)
- Monday through Thursday
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(Closed Wednesdays from 3 to 4 p.m. for staff meetings)

- Friday
9 a.m. to noon
Thirty-minute and one-hour appointments are available.  Walk-ins are accepted, or individuals can book appointments at http://www.unomaha.edu/writingcenter.

Writing Center Satellite (University Library)
- Monday through Thursday
12:30 to 3 p.m.
No appointments are accepted in advance, and sessions are limited to 15 minutes when others are waiting.

Writing Center Online (http://www.unomaha.edu/writingcenter)
- Sunday through Wednesday
7 to 9 p.m.

- Thursday
5 to 7 p.m.

No appointments are accepted in advance, and sessions are limited to 15 minutes when others are waiting.

For more information, contact Connie Eberhart, director of the UNO Writing Center, at 554.3322 or ceberhart@mail.unomaha.edu.

UNO ITS Tech Fair Sept. 6

Learn how to can your Spam! Information Technology Services (ITS) will sponsor its annual Tech Day Wednesday, Sept. 6. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Milo Bail Student Center Nebraska Room. All students are invited to attend.

Stop by and try out the fair's Spam toss, and learn about the latest technology available on campus. New products from technology vendors will be on display, and attendees can enter a drawing to win one of several prizes. The grand prize will include a drawing for a Dell Printer or an iPod Nano.

For more information, contact Lanyce Keel at 554.2020.

ARTSaha! 2006 Festival Sept. 6-10 at UNO

ARTSaha!, Omaha's only new music festival, returns for a third year. Running from Sept. 6-10, ARTSaha! 2006 is a presentation of ANALOG arts ensemble, in partnership with UNO and with support from the Nebraska Humanities and Arts Councils. Most festival events will take place on the UNO campus, and all are free.

The festival kicks off Wednesday, Sept. 6, with a nine-hour performance of John Cage's organ composition As SLow aS Possible (ASLSP). The following day, ANALOG will present the festival's centerpiece, a chamber reduction of Jean-Philippe Rameau's 1739 opera-ballet The Festivities of Hebe. Veering from baroque to bluegrass and beyond, ANALOG's production, featuring mezzo-soprano Christina Carr delivering all of the roles, will bring one of Rameau's most glittering and richly layered scores to new life.

On the third day of the festival, ANALOG will present a showcase of the short plays of Samuel Beckett, in partnership with the Bluebarn Theatre's Witching Hour. Featuring rarely seen works like "Breath," "Not I" and "Rockaby," the production will highlight the kinship between Beckett and music's avant-garde. The Nobel laureate's estate has granted special permission for staged performances of two television plays, "Quad" and "Nacht und Träume," making this ARTSaha! event one of the most unique in the American celebration of the Beckett centenary.

On Saturday, Sept. 9, the public is invited to participate in the World's First Aeolian Kite-In at Immanuel Field, in front of Immanuel Hospital. A collaboration between ANALOG and Midwest Winds Kitefliers Club, the event will be a chance for attendees to attach a noisemaker to a kite and join in an interactive airborne sound installation.

That evening, the festival adjourns to the newly refurbished Mallory Kountze Planetarium on the UNO campus for a concert of electronic music, an ARTSaha! tradition. Berkeley native Heather Frasch will mount a sound diffusion scheme for a program that features classics of the genre along with world premieres of multimedia works.

The festival concludes with a collaborative performance of Terry Riley's minimalist masterpiece "In C." UNO students will join with ANALOG and local musicians for a free-ranging performance of one of the sacred texts of modern music in the UNO Pep Bowl.

The full schedule with dates and times is listed below:

Wednesday, Sept. 6
- ASLSP (As SLow aS Possible) - A marathon performance of John Cage's organ score
UNO Strauss Performing Arts Center
3 p.m. to midnight

- ANALOG Flutes - A recital by Marcia Kämper and Rachel Stornant, featuring the music of George Crumb, Toru Takemitsu and Elliot Carter
UNO Eppley Administration Building Auditorium
7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 7
- The Festivities of Hebe (or The Lyric Talents) - A chamber reduction of Rameau's complete opera-ballet
Strauss Performing Arts Center Auditorium
7:30 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 8
- Acting With a Metronome - A panel discussion of Samuel Beckett's work, featuring performers and scholars from UNO and the U.S. Naval Academy
UNO Experimental Black Box Theater (Weber Fine Arts Building)
6 p.m.

- The Short Plays of Samuel Beckett - A centenary celebration of the Nobel laureate
UNO Experimental Black Box Theater (Weber Fine Arts Building)
7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 9
- The World's First Aeolian Kite-In - An interactive performance piece open to anyone with an airborne noisemaker
Immanuel Field, Immanuel Hospital, N.72nd St. and Sorensen Parkway
Noon

- ANALOG Projections - An audio-visual extravaganza
UNO Mallory Kountze Planetarium
7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 10
- Back in Lisbon - A solo recital by Rudolf Käper
First Central United Church of Christ (FCCC), 421 South 36th St.
4 p.m.

- In C - A performance of the minimalist milestone by ANALOG arts ensemble, UNO students and guests
UNO Pep Bowl
7:30 p.m.

For artist information, composer biographies, music and more details about the festival, visit http://www.artsaha.org. For more information, call 554.3502.

Pre-Law Orientation Set for Sept. 6

Professors Carson Holloway (political science) and Laura Grams (philosophy and religion) will host a pre-law orientation Wednesday, Sept. 6, at UNO. It will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the Milo Bail Student Center Dodge Room A.

Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Mary Dunn at 554.2624 or visit the Web at http://www.unomaha.edu/prelaw/.

Campus Recreation to Offer Bike Classes

Campus Recreation and The League of American Bicyclists will offer Road I Bike Classes this September at UNO.

Classes will be held Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Building. The cost is $40 for students, $45 for UNO activity cardholders, and $50 for non-activity cardholders and the general public. The schedule is listed below.

Session One
Sept. 6, 13 and 20

Session Two
Sept. 14, 21 and 28

This basic nine-hour course is a primer for cyclists who wish to gain a full understanding of how to safely operate a bicycle in a variety of situations. Interactive discussion on bike skills practice and a student manual will be utilized. It will be a half-classroom/half-road practice format with individualized feedback provided. Participants must supply their own multi-speed bike and helmet.

Individuals may sign up in 100 HPER. Payment with cash, check or credit card will be accepted. For more information, call 554.2008 or visit the Web at http://www.bikeleague.org.

Six-Week Yoga Session Begins Sept. 6

Campus Recreation and the Wellness Stampede will offer two six-week Yoga sessions this semester.

Classes will be held Mondays and Wednesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in 230 Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Building. The cost is $30 for students, $40 for faculty and staff activity cardholders, and $50 for non-activity cardholders. The schedule is listed below.

Session One
Sept. 6 through Oct. 11 (Class will not be held Sept. 4)

Session Two
Oct. 23 through Nov. 29 (Class will not be held Nov. 22)

The instructor will be Amy C. Anderson, a certified instructor with the Omaha Yoga and Bodywork Center. Anderson's class will cover relaxation and warm-up Yoga postures.

Individuals may sign up in 100 HPER. For more information, call 554.2539.

Sept. 7 Audio Conference to Highlight Transgender Inclusion

UNO will host "Facing Transgenders: Inclusion, Advocacy and Empowerment" Thursday, Sept. 7. The event, an interactive audio conference, will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Milo Bail Student Center Gallery Room. Students are invited to attend.

Jessica Pettit, a professional trainer and facilitator, will be the presenter. Pettit is an authority on the following topics:

- teamwork in the workplace;
- change implementation;
- staff development;
- group facilitation;
- cross-cultural communication;
- social justice;
- intersections of marginalized identities;
- specific communities like lesbian, gay, bisexual/fluidity, trans/gender variant, intersex condition and polyamorous relationships; and
- power dynamics.

Those who attend will:

- Increase their awareness of the existence of the transgender variant populations;
- Learn how to transfer this knowledge to proactively identify campus actions steps;
- Learn how to create more higher education administrator advocates for trans needs;
- Elevate their campus as a leader in serving trans populations;
- Learn about diverse populations on campus; and
- Be more inclusive for trans/gender variant students, faculty, staff, alumni and other community members.

For more information, contact Kent J. Lavene at 554.3008.

Photography Exhibition Opens Sept. 8 in UNO Art Gallery

Since the 1980s, an estimated 150 to 200 million people have migrated from China's rural areas to its major urban centers in search of work, economic freedom and material prosperity. A compelling photography exhibition by Peter Szto, "The Floating Population in Guangzhou, China: A Visual Study," documents this mass movement of people.

The exhibit will run Sept. 8 through Oct. 16 in the UNO Art Gallery. An opening reception - including a performance of traditional Chinese music - is set for Friday, Sept. 8, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Szto, coordinator of the bachelor of science in social work program in the UNO School of Social Work, was born and raised in New York City. At an early age, the plight of the city's dispossessed and downtrodden impressed upon him the need to help. His current research involves documentary photography to study social welfare problems in China.

In the summer of 2005, with grant support from the University Committee on Research, Szto conducted a visual study of this floating population on the streets of Guangzhou, formerly Canton. The term "floating population" reflects their illegal residency status.

Szto's work, captured in a series of 20 images, depicts a visual typology of what the floating population looks like, where they live and what strategies they rely on to survive. The presentation philosophy, which contrasts with the "mount, matte and frame" format consistent with gallery showings of photography, is intended to foster the educational spirit of the exhibition. Each of the images is mounted on blocks of wood two inches thick to promote interaction between image and viewer.

"I hope my photographs motivate people to want to help, as they moved me to want to tell their story," Szto said.

Szto also hopes educators will use the exhibition as the impetus for meaningful dialogue on the issues it addresses. Instructors and community groups are encouraged to use the gallery space for these discussions.

"The Floating Population in Guangzhou, China: A Visual Study" is made possible, in part, by support from the Nebraska Arts Council and the following UNO units: College of Public Affairs and Community Service, School of Social Work, International Studies and Programs, Black Studies, Cultural Awareness Programs, Foreign Languages and Sociology/Anthropology.

The UNO Art Gallery is located on the first floor of the Weber Fine Arts Building on the west end of the UNO campus. Admission is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from noon to 4 p.m.; Thursday from noon to 8 p.m.; and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.

For more information, call 554.2796, or visit the Web at http://www.unoartgallery.org.

Pictured above: Szto's picture shows a woman pleading for mercy because she is hungry, without work and distraught. She is asking for help and to also support her return to her home village.

Ecoutez! Season Opens Sept. 9 with Chiara String Quartet

The 2006-07 Ecoutez! Series at UNO will open Saturday, Sept. 9, with a performance by the Chiara String Quartet. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Strauss Performing Arts Center Recital Hall on the UNO campus.

"Ecoutez! is committed to bringing the highest caliber of established performers and emerging artists to the metropolitan area," said Roger Foltz, a professor of music at UNO and coordinator of the series.  The word "ecoutez" is French for "listen."KVNO Classical 90.7 FM is the media sponsor for the series.

The quartet consists of artists-in-residence at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln School of Music, where they are taking a lead in developing a groundbreaking program in music entrepreneurship. Chiara has trained at the Juilliard School and was a recipient of its Lisa Arnhold Quartet Residency.

The Chiara Quartet won first prize at the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, and top prizes at the Premio Paolo Borciani International Competition, the Young Concert Artists International Auditions and the Astral Artistic Services Audition. They have performed in major venues like Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall and the American Academy in Rome. At the heart of their educational work is the belief that great live performance is the best way to connect people to music.

The remainder of the 2006-07 Ecoutez! performance schedule is as follows:

- Sunday, Oct. 8
Heinavanker (Estonian Vocal Ensemble)

- Thursday, Feb. 8
Trombones de Costa Rica

- Saturday, Feb. 24
Hubert Laws (flute)

All performances will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Strauss Performing Arts Center Recital Hall. The doors will open 30 minutes prior to each concert.

Individual tickets are $15 for each performance. All students are admitted free of charge with the MavCard, the official ID card at UNO. Phone reservations for student tickets are recommended.

For more information, call 554.3427.

Pictured above from left to right are quartet members Jonah Sirota, Julie Yoon, Gregory Beaver and Rebecca Fischer.

Evening Yoga Class Announced

The Wellness Stampede and Campus Recreation announce the addition of an evening instructional Yoga Class.

Classes will be held Mondays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in 230 Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Building. The cost is $15 for students, $20 for faculty and staff activity cardholders, and $25 for non-activity cardholders. The schedule is listed below.

Session One
- Sept. 11, 18 and 25
- Oct. 2, 9 and 23 (Class will not be held Oct. 16)

Session Two
- Oct. 30
- Nov. 6, 13, 20 and 27
- Dec. 4

The instructor will be Amy C. Anderson, a certified instructor with the Omaha Yoga and Bodywork Center. Anderson's class will cover relaxation and warm-up Yoga postures.

Individuals may sign up in 100 HPER. For more information, call 554.2539.

IS&T 10th Anniversary Celebration Set for Sept. 12

A reception will be held Tuesday, Sept. 12, at UNO in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the UNO College of Information Science and Technology (IS&T). The event will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at the William H. and Dorothy Thompson Alumni Center Centennial Hall. Members of the UNO community are invited to attend.

The event will feature a program at 5 p.m. and special recognition of former IS&T dean David Hinton.

Those interested in attending should R.S.V.P. to Kay Johnson at kayjohnson@mail.unomaha.edu or 554.2380, by Friday, Sept. 8.

Discount Available to Strawberry Shortcake Premiere at The Rose

UNO students are eligible for a ticket discount to the Saturday, Sept. 30, world premiere screenings of "Strawberry Shortcake: The Sweet Dreams Movie" at The Rose Theater. Showtimes are 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at The Rose, 2001 Farnam St.

In the movie, Strawberry Shortcake and her friends travel to the Land of Dreams to stop the Peculiar Purple Pie Man from stealing dreams. Before the show, individuals are invited to mingle with Strawberry Shortcake, herself, on the strawberry-red carpet. Many of the actors providing voice talent for the show will also be on-site before and after the movie.

To receive the discounted ticket price of $10 (regularly $16), fill out an order form and return it to The Rose Theater. Click on the link below to access the ticket order form.

Strawberry Shortcake Ticket Order Form

For more information, contact Lindy Aleksiak at 402.502.4625 or lindya@rosetheater.org.

UNO Fall Job Fair Sept. 27

Career Exploration and Outreach will host a fall job fair Wednesday, Sept. 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Milo Bail Student Center Ballroom. The job fair will feature employers who are actively seeking candidates for open positions and internships.

Professional interview attire is expected, and students can pre-register to attend the fair through Friday, Sept. 22.

To register for the job fair, students must have a profile on the UNO CareerConnect system. Students can visit the Web at http://unoceo.unomaha.edu and scroll over the "CareerConnect" link to create a profile and register for the fair.

For more information about the job fair, CareerConnect and other services, contact Career Exploration and Outreach at 554.3672 or stop by 211 Eppley Administrative Building.

Job fair sponsors are Union Pacific, Applied Underwriters, FirstComp, Streck, Walgreens, ConAgra, First National Bank of Omaha, Gallup, National Indemnity, US Bank, UPS, Northwestern Mutual, Interpublic Group, PayPal, Alegent Health and Enterprise.

Participants Sought for "Women Bound to Be Active" Book Club

Attention all women: A UNO professor is searching for women who enjoy reading and would like to be more physically active.

Jennifer White, a faculty member in the UNO School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation whose research and teaching efforts focus on fitness and wellness, will lead the "Women Bound to Be Active" book club.

If you answer "yes" to the questions below, Dr. White invites you to register for the book club:

- Do you enjoy book clubs?
- Are you interested in improving your quality of life?
- Do you start and stop physical activity programs?
- Do you want more education about physical activity?
- Would you like to get to know other women just like you?

Individuals are invited to choose from five different sites across the metropolitan area at a variety of times. The book club will begin the week of Sept. 11 and costs $75, which includes books and materials.

For more information or to register, contact Becky Laferriere at 554.2670 or rscronce@mail.unomaha.edu.

New in the Library for Fall 2006

In order to more efficiently serve the campus community, University Library instituted the following changes Aug. 14.

NU ID Number
The UNO community will now use the new NU ID number from the MavCard for library services, both on-campus and remotely. Users should present their MavCard at the Circulation Desk to check out materials and will use their eight-digit NU ID number to access library resources from the library's Web site. MavCards can also be used to purchase copies from the library's photocopying and print centers. In accordance with campus policy, only new MavCard and NU I.D. numbers will be accepted in the library after Sept. 8. Older cards will no longer be valid.

Renewal-Free Library Accounts
Currently enrolled/employed UNO students, faculty and staff are no longer required to renew their library registration each semester. Shortly after enrollment, students will be automatically entered into the Integrated Library System. Accounts are matched to current registrar and personnel data. "Needing to re-register every semester was too inconvenient, so we worked with ITS and the registrar's office to streamline the process," said Steve Shorb, dean of University Library.

E-mail Communication
Effective this fall, the library will exclusively use campus e-mail addresses (@mail.unomaha.edu) to communicate information regarding library accounts and related services.

Wireless Printing
Wireless printing is now available throughout the library. Visit the Reference Desk for assistance in setting up your laptop for printing to the Network Print Center. Only PC platforms are currently available.

For more information, contact the Library Circulation Desk at 554.3206.

UNO Campus Food Policy Reminder

Food Services at UNO has the responsibility to ensure proper handling of food and beverages with regard to the health and safety of all individuals on campus. As always, Food Services can assist you with all of your catering needs. With the start of the fall semester, Food Services would like to remind students, faculty and staff of the UNO food policy (below).

UNO Food Policy
All food served on campus must be furnished by the University Food Services due to health safety concerns. Exception(s) to this policy must have the approval of the Manager of Food Services or the Director of the Student Center, or their designees. This policy relates to the entire campus with the exceptions of the Alumni Center and Student Housing.

Bringing in food and beverages, from any outside source, for meetings (including potlucks) is prohibited. It is not the intent of such a policy to prohibit anyone from "brown bagging" for personal consumption. This policy prohibits the sale or giveaway of food items on campus unless it is for an approved bake sale.

Food Services may, however, grant exceptions to the policy on a case-by-case basis. Those wishing to serve food at UNO that was purchased off campus will be required to fill out a food policy exception form and submit it to Food Services, located on the second floor of the Milo Bail Student Center (MBSC).

Exceptions to the policy will be considered if:

- The function is internal to a department or organization with no outside or other involvement;

- Food Services is satisfied that the group knows and adheres to health department regulations; and

- The group has an approved exception form.

To access an application for exception to the food policy, click on the link below. Exceptions to the campus food policy must have the approval of the manager of Food Services, the director of the MBSC or their designees.

Application for Exception to UNO Food Policy

For more information call 554.2400.

Maverick Watch

Go Mavs! Support your Mavericks by attending their home events.

Students are admitted free to all home athletic games with a valid UNO ID (MavCard ID) and game-day ticket. The spouses, significant others and children of students also are admitted free. At the game, students must present a valid UNO ID to receive a ticket. Tickets will be available on the day of the game at each home event. For more information, call 554.MAVS (6287).

At home this week...

Saturday, Sept. 9
- Soccer vs. Texas Woman's University
UNO Soccer Field at Ak-Sar-Ben
1 p.m.

For more information about UNO Athletics, visit the Web at http://gomavs.unomaha.edu/.