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Tuition statements Because of a large number of late registrations at the University of Nebraska this fall, tuition statements will not be mailed until Sept. 28. The deadline for payment is being extended to 4 p.m. Oct. 6. The previous deadline for tuition payment was Oct. 2. Tuition statements are mailed to the Lincoln or com muting address of each student. Any student who does not receive a tuition statement by Oct. 1, should report to the Bursar's Office, room 204, Administration Building. If tuition payment is not received in the Bursar's Office by 4 p.m. Oct. 6, a $10 service charge will be added. When tuition payment is made by mail, the student should allow at least three days for the envelope to reach the Bursar's Office. Additional time should be allowed for out-of-town or out-of-state mailing. SWILiE ' jQ amidl the JC Style is wearing what's right for you. , Well-designed, well-made colthes. And that's not a fad. That's fashion. j1 " At the Hitchin Post, we have the best of jZMysCfwL college fashion. In all styles. From the fyyyysywrW I "TK traditional to read heavy threads. Great y5r7f f gear for settig your style. Stop by and MjyYAjfZr """j see us. We're the Hitchin Post. 144 jyCZZZL , PAGE 2 Six-man group debates sanetion Continued from page 1 evidence has been ac cummulated," he continued. "The report doesn't describe the specific behavior of Rozman that was considered inappropriate." Dewey said he would not comment on specific questions about the appropriateness of Rozman's. behavior. Nor would he comment directly when asked if statements, by University of ficials tended to pass judgment on Rozman. The Regents, in their direc tive, asked: "What sanctions should be imposed?" Soshnik, in a letter to Dewey, said: "The justification for the Commission's finding (that Rozman's conduct was highly inappropriate) is presented . . . in the report." Chancellor D. B. Varner has said in a recent interview: "Rozman's actions were ques tionable at best. The Regents action was proper." Whether those, statements passed judgment on the case is a "delicate question," Dewey said. Our committee has raised that question." . Dewey pointed out that the Rozman case has caused con fusion for the Academic Privilege and Tenure Com mittee. "We have been inactive for vears," he said. "But late last spring, a policy statement on faculty responsibility and duties sifted its way to the Academic Privilege and Tenure Committee." THE NEBRASKAN ASUN oks letter to Nixon A letter suggesting that President Richard M. Nixon avoid military action in the Jordanian crisis was approved Wednesday by the ASUN Scn3 tc "We feel that U.S. military intervention, on any grouna, ASUN Second Vice Presi dent John Humlicek was sworn la Wednesday, with the words of his state ment still ringing In the ears of his compatriots. "Perhaps if we kick some ass, things will move." Best of luck in your up coming athletics, John. fflf'-A 7? t i It; I Zaks has it! Spiro hits the hig time with an official wrist watch Onhj $Q 88 This it the official Splro Agnew wrist watch, endorsed by his honor, the ict president! That's Splro on tht dial, his left hand raised high mak ing hit point as ht speaks. Styled with a red, white and blue caricature and bold strap. Sliuw your true colors by wearing it on the wrist of your choice. Student Accounts Invited! ZALE5 jawauna Vnt cW haw to b ikh to bt happy, 1329 0 UNCOLN THURSDAY, would result in repercussions within our country which would make the reaction to the Cambodian invasion pale by comparison," the letter said. The letter's author, ASUN senator Bill Arfmann, remark ed, "I see no need for any further polariza ion or bloodshed at this point. It is a moral wrong that we as a na tion should involve ourselves in such a civil war." The communication,, wjnich is to be sent to Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird and the Nebraska Congressional delegation, as well as Nixon, urges the use of all possible diplomatic channels in the ef fort to save the lives of the 390 Americans now trapped in Jordan. The letter was passed by a vote of 25 to I, with senator Bruce Wimmer casting the only negative vote. A "smorgasbord of topics" was announced for the Time Out Conference scheduled for October 16-17, by NSA Coordinator Terry Uland. Na tionally known speakers will discuss topics on education, student legal rights, ecology, sexism and racims. "The conference will be organized much Like previous years, the only differences being rescheduling to a weekend date in order to alleviate class conflicts," Uland said. "The conference will concentrate on local issues," he added. II I f OPFNAXAtrS CUSTOM UIARC8 SEPTEMBER 24, 1970