University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Dominating the spring's news scene were the meetings of the President's Activities Study Com- mittee-and the Gateway told the story. Through increased use of pictures, depth reporting and editorial comment, the second semester staff, di- rected by Editor-In-Chief Ken Zimmerman, at- tempted to bring into sharp focus these and other issues of campus interest such as the tri-mester plan, traffic problems and even girls PE classes. High enrollment figures challenged the Gateway to give more detailed information on campus activities to the student. The challenge was met, and the student informed. fviitllillnllllnb Above: Editor Ken Zimmerman. Left: Photographer George Ragan. -sli'5t?i:i 'iufuszmar means, Below: New Editor Russ Grove, Society Editor Gail Grove, Editor Ken Zimmerman, Feature Editor Paul Derry, Sports Editor John Ritnerp and Managing Editor Chuck Barry. ' t r Q rrrr 5 ' E Q Q0 5 3.12 , QQ I 4 1 'J ' if, ' own num sq ' DOES m ...U-,

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lhe GATEWAY X b sv, 9' M .af is gk ug if my, What week would be complete without the stacks of The Gateway on Friday? Edited fall semester by Linda Strnad, The Gateway received a plaque from the Omaha Advertising Club. The plaque was presented in honor of the Gate- way's winning the United Community Service College Coverage contest. Once again student opinion was aired on such topics as Panhellenic rules and national elections. Current items such as the sandbagging of the flood-endangered campus also received wide attention. V ,.,,,,,, -.1 ' pb. hut an-fy -eil Editor-in-chief Linda Strnadp Managing Editor Ken Zimmerman: and News Editor Carol Sue Childs. Left: Carol Sue and Sports Editor Angus Campbell tactfully write sports copy. Below left: Russ Grove gets shot. Below center: Even iournalists have birthdaysl Below right: Society Editor Gail Grove and Feature Editor Karen Pope. t wr fb' J' -C553 'inns

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