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Friday, November 18, 1966 The Daily Nebraskan Page 3 ASUN Court Structure 'Confusing, Incomplete By Randy Irey Senior Staff Writer, The present court struc ture is "confusing and not formalized" on the Univer sity campus according to Terry Schaaf, president of ASUN. Thursday the Daily Ne braskan tried to determine just what the court struc ture is and where the areas of appeal are located. The Student Tribunal was organized in 1958, according to its charter, to serve as "the student court on mat ters of student discipline that are referred to it by the Division of Student Af fairs and-or the agencies of the Faculty Senate." According to G. Robert Ross, Dean of Student Af fairs, the tribunal recom mends to the office of Stu dent Affairs what actions should be taken involving a problem tf student discip line. "If the student wishes to appeal his case, it goes to the Faculty Senate commit k : ... i . 5 Vl ; i s I I - " s t - V 1 l uV. ""i ROSS . . . "no area of student life which couldn't come under" student affairs committee. Questionnaire Decides Compul ter Dance Dates An estimated 400 stu dents, equally divided be tween men and women, will attend the Builder's Com puter dance Friday evening, according to Gary Gunder son, chairman of Builder's SEED committee. Each student has filled out a questionnaire with 51 questions ranging from his attitudes toward sex to what his favorite food is. The students rated these questions as to importance on a scale. There were four answers to every question and the student's total score Student Liberals To Meet Sunday The Student Religious Lib erals will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. The discussion topic is "New Morality." The meeting will be held at 4422 S t a r r St. Anyone The meeting will be held at 4422 Starr. St. Any one wishing transportation should be at the north door of the Nebraska Union at 6:45 p.m. it Reporting it Editing Advertising Sales Check Out Your Opportunities As A Business or News Staff Member On The Daily Nebraskan In Room 51 Nebraska Union See Bob Ginn Business Manager tee on suspensions, which has been authorized by the Board of Regents to hear such cases," Ross ex plained. The Faculty Senate com mittee on student affairs is the group which hears prob lems involving policies af fecting students. "This same committee serves as the appeal board for the Student Court of ASUN and where matters dealing with general ASUN policy would probably be appealed," Schaaf said. Ross said that the com mittee is divided into three sub-comhittees, one deal ing with student organiza tions, one with student ac tivities and social affairs, and another concerning stu dent publications. '"This committee, of which I am chairman, deals with any student policy de cisions that Involve the fac ulty. In reality, there Is no area of student life that couldn't come under this committee," Ross continued "This committee is not set was a combination of the two numbers. People will be matched with their dates on the basis of total points. "The Idea is to match stu dents as closely as possi ble," Gunderson com mented. "In such a small group we don't expect to find two people absolutely alike." Each student will be matched with three part ners but all three of them are apt to be very much alike since all couples are matched on the basis of to tal score. The dance, which will fea ture J. Harrison Bee and the Bumbles, has been im proved since last year Gun derson reported. The questlonaire has been changed and the dance was scheduled for fall rather than spring, he said. Gunderson said it is too soon to say whether the event can be considered a success. He added that ques tioning after the dance to determine student reaction to it will help to decide whether the dance will be come an annual event. Jan Itkin News Editor 9 up as a judicial body, but has acted ai one because student government, in the past, has asked it to act as a judicial body. An exam ple of this is that the com mittee dealt with questions inpolving the student gov ernment constitution before the Student Court was set up," he said. "However, the committee has not acted in this man ner in the last three years and the trend has been for it to act less and lass as a judicial body," Ross ex plained. The AWS court, which handles disciplinary matters involving its rules and reg ulations had no provisions for appeal. As far as AWS policy, Schaaf said that It is presently subject to the veto of Dean Helen Snyder, dean of women, but that there Is no provision for for mal appeal. The Student Court judges the ASUN constitution and decides cases involving ASUN and student organi zations and those between organizations. Present ap peal is to the Faculty Sen ate Committee on student affairs. Parking appeals are pre sently handled by the ASUN parking appeals board. Ap peal is to the Dean of Stu dent Affairs. ASUN policy, in relation to student organizations and their constitutions, is han dled by the Faculty Senate sub-committee on student organizations with appeal resting in the Faculty Sen ate committee on student affairs, of which the sub committee is a division. General ASUN policy would be dealt with by the Faculty Senate committee on student affairs with ap peal resting in the Board of Regents, if they decided to take the case. AOPi Chili Feed Aids Appalachia To raise money to send to the people of the Appa lachian Mountain area, the Alpha Omioron Pi pledge class will sponsor a chili feed. The proceeds will go to the Frontier Nursing Ser vice for the maintenance of a social service department in Appalachia. The feed, to be held Sun day from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the AOPi House, is for all pledge classes. Tick ets are 75 cents and will be sold at all Greek living units. That great litsrary novel, "CAKDY" It for nit In Lincoln at only ont ttort The Ayn Rand Bookstore (Lincoln's newest bookstore) 3M No. 12th (South of Vonlco) The record company that offers you a wide choice in fine guitar artistry... now brings you a great line of popularly-priced guitars! 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He commented that peo ple have overextended the view of "good guys versus bad guys" and that there Is a "basic shortage of white hats in the world." He said that Red China is a rising power and that sooner or later the U.S. will have to counter it. He add ed that it didn't make much difference whether we did it in Viet Nam now or Thai land or India in a few years. He agreed with a pre vious speaker, who had said that Viet Nam as such wasn't worth anything to the U.S. as such, but that sooner or later we would have to fight our true en emy, Red China. John B. Richards agreed with part of this. He con tended that evil is neces sary in this world for with out evil there would be no good. He termed war as one of the most necessary evils : because it is the only way people can force their will on other people. He commented that the U.S. was started with an ideal and had been build ing up that ideal until re cently when the ideal had begun to fade. Hecklers asked him if American extermination of the Indians and our treat- ment of Mexico were exam ples of this morality and he said they were that he saw nothing particularly wrong in them. Opposition to the SDS mi meograph machine was among the list of items in a Bill of Irrelevancies pre sented by Frank McClana han. The Bill also opposed the - election of Herbert Hoover to the Presidency, said that Terry Schaff should be ap pointed president for the Duration, opposed pataphy sics, opposed sex as an act of pantheistic alienation and condemned pseudo pat aphysics for being nonexis tent. Dan Evans advocated freshmen representation in ASUN since in his opinion the present system deprives That dirty sex novel, "CANDY" h for tali In Lincoln t only ont storo The Ayn Rand Bookstore (Lincoln'! newest bookstore) JM No. nth (South of Vonlco) DECCA clfe name's the same hut this time its GUITARS d ft 13 b' one-third of the student bo dy of representation. He said that special elec tions could be held in ear ly fall. He commented that the freshmen would know as much about the election? as anybody else. Terry Farrell said that having only 100 students out of 17,000 at Hyde Park showed a gross apathy on the part of students. He suggested speakers prepare their speeches in advance so that at least they could give coherent opinions. Mike Nelson advocated better pay for legislators as one way to giving the peo ple better and fairer repre sentation. As it now stands, he com mented, the only ones who can afford to hold state of fice are those with fortunes since the pay is only $200 a month. He noted that no man who could afford to be a state senator could really represent poor districts such as Omaha's Near North Side. Bob Wilson urged stu dents to contact their or ganizations to support an AM-FM station. He said that the proposed station would be an asset to the University and would be li mited only by the diversity of student interests. 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