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Continued from Puge 1
' Another problem, Longacre said, Is
that some professors give the same
tests semester after semester, which
can have good and bad consequences, ,
he said. Once, a geography professor
gave the same test for four consecutive
semesters, then changed it. Longacre
said most of the people who took the
test did poorly because they had ex
pected to take the sme test
"If you're going to rely on just the test
to get you through, there is a lot of
danger involved," he said.
I layman also said students will lose
if they use the exam file as their only
study tool. .
"Students should use exam files only
as an emergency situation," I layman
sid. "It is designed for people who get
into binds or if a student didn't get a
chance to study."
I layman said signs will be posted in
Selleck that say the exam file is not
intended to be a substitute for studying.
Jantzi said she thinks the exam file
is good, but using it for cheating will
not help students. Also, she said exam
files should not be criticized, because
professors use the same tests.
"If the professor doesn't want a stu
dent to use the same test, he shouldn't
make up the same tests," she said.
"Sooner or later, the student h going to
catch on to what's happening regard
less of if there i ? an exam file."
UNli Housing Director Doug Zatechka
scld he vr.s not aw? re of the new exam
file at Selleck, and said that while he is
not sure the exam file violates UNL
policy, he does not like it. '
"If this violates university policy,
housing is not going to be a part of it,"
Zatechka said.
The housing director said that none
of the Selleck rcsidentsxontacted him
about starting an exam file, and he is
going to investigate the matter.
Hayman said he assumed that if
UNL Greek houses used exam files
they were within UNL policy. And, he
said that current Selleck president
Kevin Rogers suggested that residence
students work together through the
Residence Hall Association to combine
and organize exams.
"With a little more time, we believe
that we can have an exam file as good
as some of the Greek houses I layman
said.
Police
Report
The following incidents were reported
to the UNL Police Department between
4 a.m. Thursday and 1 1 p.m. Saturday.
Thursday
4:18 a.m. Intoxicated persons
reported fighting in Parking Area 5 at
1 1 15 N. 16th St. Officers contacted the
persons.
7:32 a.m. Bicycle reported stolen
from a Pound-Hall bike rack.
1:35 p.m. Rear window reported
broken out of vehicle in Parking Area
10.
2:35 p.m. Bicycle reported stolen
from Schramm Hall basement.
11:05 p.m. Officers assisted the
, Lincoln Police Department with a dis
turbance at 18th and R streets. .
11:26 p.m. Domestic disturbance
reported west of the UNL crew boat
house on North 16th Street.
Friday
1:23 a.m. Noise disturbance
reported at Pound HalL
1:44 a.m. - Officers assisted LPD
with a disturbance at 22nd and S
streets.
3:15 am. Officers contacted two
suspicious persons in Parking Area 3
near New Hampshire St.
4:1 8 am. Nci;e disturbance reported
at Parking Area 5 at 1115 N. 16th St.
7:32 a.m. Bicycle reported stolen
from Pound Hall
8:45 a.m. Burglary reported at the
Nebraska Center for Continuing Edu
cationi Loss is undetermined.
10:45 a.m. Officers arrested one
student in Manter Hall of Life Sciences
on a warrant from theLancastcr County
Sheriff for passing fraudulent checks.
12:23 p.m. Radio reported stolen
from vehicle in Parking Area 1 at 17th
and R streets.
3:05 p.m. Side morrors and antenna
reported vandalized on car in Parking
Area 3 near Harper Hall.
3:50 p.m. Stereo reported stolen
from vehicle in Parking Area 3 near
Harper Hall
8:47 p.m. Officers assisted LPD
with a fight involving 30 persons at
14th and Q streets.
1:19 am. Person reported tam
pering with emergency phone at 14th
and YV streets. Person was gone before
ofilcer arrived.
1:26 a.n. Person arrested for driv
ing while intoxicated at lth and Vine
streets.
2:50 a.ra. Person reported suffer
ing from cut hand at Cather Hall was
transported to the University Health
Center. Person was treated and re
leased. 3:22 a.ra. Windows reported
broken at Vfliittfer Junior Hih School
at 22nd and Vine streets.
1 0:C5 ara. Two hubcaps reported
stolen from car in Parld Area 1 at
17th and R streets.
1 1:03 am. Wallet reported lost or
stolen on City Campus.
4:34 p.m. Bieyda reported stolen
from Harper-Schramm-Smith courtyard
11 p.m. Abel housing director's
apartment reported burglarized. Loss,
if any, has not been determined.
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