A Living Conversation brings contemporary issues such as racism, the role of women, dysfunctional families and environmental responsibility into the same forum as the eternal debates about the nature of faith, the struggle between good and evil, and the path to redemption. A limited number of 170-page resource guides to accompany the series is available free through the Nebraska ETV Network. Recently EduCable began telecasting an overnight weekday service of highlights of PBS primetime programs and an overnight and morning weekend service comprised of PBS primetime, children's and how-to programming. EduCable began in Lincoln and Omaha in 1978. Festivities also will include free Molley the Trolley tours of campus and Homecoming displays.
Families are welcome.
Special activities are planned for children. In addition, complimentary food will be provided by Valentino's. The Come on Home celebration began in 1993 to welcome alumni back to campus and reconnect them with the spirit of the university and old friends. Last year approximately 600 people attended. The reception is open to the public and no reservations are needed.