Constitution
The following are proposed tution that will appear on the
amendments to the ASUN Con- ballot of the April 22 ASUN
stitution and the Home Eco- elections,
nomics Advisory Board Consti- Proposed amendments to the
Serendipity 70 in home ec
"Serendipity 70" is the theme
of the annual home economics
career day for high school stu
dents which will be held Sat
urday on East Campus.
"We hope girls will discover
the excitement and opportuni
ties available through home
economics," according to Janet
Kuchera, student chairman.
The theme "Serendipity" is
taken from an Persian folk tale
about three princes who made
a happy, valuable discovery
"and this is what we hope Ne
braska girls will do on Hos
pitality Day," she said.
Career day is offered to pro
vide high school girls with an
opportunity to learn about
home economics as a profes
sion. Home economics majors are
planning exhibits in food and
nutrition; textiles, clothing and
design; human development
and management and home
HELP WANTED
Go-Go girls Sat. Afternoons. Part-time
food and cocktail waitresses. Apply
Ball Hal or call 435-981 a after 4pm.
1011 Dawes.
Cirl to live In for the summer private
room, bath, wages, babysitting tor
girls ages 8, 6, V'l. Light housework.
Phone 488-0789.
Wanted: Busboys Noon and Evenings
437-3685.
Part time ob on Tue and Thursdays un
til school's out expanding to full time
during the summer. Contact C.ipltol
city Beauty Supply, 1733 O, 432 0810.
Students help wanted, work part or full
time In Lincoln. Guaranteed salary
$50-100 per week. Must nave car.
Scholarships available. Call collect
397-0377 Omaha between 9-2.
Col lege men. Summer obs. Good nay.
Call 1:00 to 3:00pm only. 488-3285.
Part time employee, preferably male
with knowledge of hi fl equipment,
salary plus commission, Aoply In
person at World Radio, 1323 O St.
ITEMS OFFERED
1964 MG-Mldget. Good Condition, wire
wheels, radio, new carpeting. Must see
to appreciate. 432 9844 after 5pm.
Hooker Headers for 64. 45, 47, 389 Pon.
tiac GTO, never been used. C ntact Kent
Beverldge, 540 No. 14, 435-2941 and
leave message.
Cuddley, loving, protector for sale. 3
month old St. Bernard female. Smooth
coat, Swiss line, AKC sired, UKC regis
tered. $90. Bellevue, 402-291-7910.
Electronic Copying Service Disserta
tion, theses, term paper 488-3529.
Prompt Service.
Watch Repair. Two Day service. Campus
Bookstore. 13 and R St.
THESIS BINDING 13.50 and UP Thesis
COPIES .08c per page IVM11. Call 434.
4079. Dally Evening Weekend.
Dale Jeffrey's Partvland now booking
hayrldes and woodslet. 789-2714 or
789-2714.
Sell or trade 4 choice seats for KK. Sat.
nlte for Frl. Dan Chevalier 477-4049.
Home for sale. I yr. old. 4 bedroom. 3
baths. 1 acre. All carpeted and
draperies. Extra appliances. Fin
ished Basement. 477-7845. .
PERSONALS
The UnRadlcal Vote GRAY for ASUN.
economics and journalism.
Faculty and students will
answer questions and explain
curriculum and career oppor
tunities. A fashion show featuring
boutique creations designed
and made by home economics
students will be held and a
tour of the Ruth Staples Child
Development Laboratory is
also planned.
mk . l ! i JlLMfcMl leMslsllll I If M iVlTf IT I .
You only go
Even in the beer you drink. Why settle for less?
When youVe out of Schlitz, youYe out of beer.
a) nn lot. Schliti Brewing Co., Milwiukt ma ether great at.
amendments
ASUN Constitution concerning
the ASUN Senate:
A. To strike part C. Article VII, Section
1., which reads "To anact regulations,
ordinances, statements of policy, and
other legislation of the Association by
simple malority, provided that at least
two-thirds (2-3) majority it the members
re present and voting."
B. To add new part C, Article VII,
Section 1., to read: "To enact regulations,
ordinances, statements of policy, and
other legislation of the Association by
simple majority of those voting quorum
being present."
II.
A. To strike part F., Article VII, Section
1., which reads "To adopt recommenda
tions concerning affairs wMch effect the
University at large by simple majority,
provided that at least two-thirds (2-3) of
the members vote, and io present these
recommendations to the University of
ficial concerned."
III.
A. To add a part P. to Article VII, Sec
tlon 1., to read: "A quorum shall be three
fifths (3-5) of the ntlre voting mem
bership." B. To add a part Q. to Article VII., Sec
tion 1 to read: "In all articles of the
ASUN Constitution he words 'entire
voting membership' hall mean those
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. h nun i a Hi i ii 1 1 ii mm
around once in life.
members found on the rolls at the time of
the vote."
(The proposed ASUN amendments to be
ratified must be approved by a malority
vote with at least thirty percent of the
eligible students voting In - he election, or
by an affirmative vote of fifteen percent of
the eligible voters when less than thirty
percent of the eligible students vote.)
Proposed amendment te the Home
Economics Advisory Baard Constitu
tion: To add subdivision A to Section 3 of
Article III concerning membership which
will read as follows: "If the elected
representative from Home Economics
Education is In her professional semester
during her term of office, she may appoint
with the approval of the board, another
Home Economics Education malor to
serve as a substitute. This appointed
member would serve as a I'alson between
the elected member, the board and the
Home Economics Education rnalors.'
(The proposed Home Economics Ad
visory Board amendment to be ratified
must be approved by a malority ote of
the total enrollment in the School of Home
Economics with at least f .Irty percent of
the eligible students voting or by the af
firmative vote of fifteen per cent of the
eligible voters when less han thirty per
cent of the eligible students vote.)
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So grab for all (he gusto you can.
Demos attend
state convention
About 15 students and faculty
members from the University
of Nebraska are expected to
attend the State Young Demo
crats' Convention, according
to Mike Jacobs, YD president.
The annual convention will be
held in Grand Island April 17-19
at the Hotel Yancey, Jacobs
said.
National President of the
Young Democratic Clubs ol
America David Sternoff, will
deliver the keynote address.
After two days of conven
tion work, the delegates plan
to reassemble to decide which
Democratic candidates to en
dorse before the primary contest.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970
