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ASUN approves
voluntary PACE
proposal
ASUN will submit a modified
PACE proposal to the Regents
in February.
In an unusually lengthy
meeting Wednesday the Senate
approved Sen. Karen Hutt's
proposal for a voluntary PACE
program. The resolution still
calls for low-income student
scholarships to be financed by
increased student fees, but will
allow students to get a refund if
they do not want to contribute
to the PACE fund. PACE
representatives said the change
was a result of the petition
drive.
The Senate also decided to
request immunity from
University sanctions for
witnesses who testify in the
Rozman hearings. It does not
apply to city, state or federal
action.
ASUN will also ask the
Regents to give "a substantive
reply' to the report of the stu
dent senate's Ad Hoc Davis
Investigation Committee.
They will further suggest that
the Board meet with the com
mittee and press.
Finally, the Senate almost
unanimously passed Sen. Bruce
Wimmcr's resolution to con
gratulate the football team for
an undefeated reason, Orange
Bowl win and number one
ranking.
Glamour position, plush office
Work for handsome young editor!
Never a dull moment in this variety spot!
Be where the action is!
Interviews for Nebraskan staff positions will be Jan. 17.
Interested students can pick up applications and sign up for
the interviews in The Nebraskan office before Jan. 11.
Senior stafi members for next semester are: editor, Mick
Moriarty; managing editor, Connie Winkler; news editor,
John Dvorak, and East Campus editor, Marlene Timmerman.
KRNU and ETV
air Inauguration
KRNU FM radio, (90.3 on the
dial) will simulcast with the
Nebraska Educational
Television Network the
Inauguration of J. J. Exon as
Governor on January 7, 1:45
2:50 p.m.
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UP & ATOM PEACE FESTIVAL
Sat., Jan. 9 7-12" p.m.
University High Auditorium
The UP (from Ann Arbor) Dave Sinclair
The FISHMARKET Steve Rozman
The SUN LIGHT SHOW & MOVIES
Benefit it Lincoln Peace Comm.
Advance tickets in Union & Dirt Cheap $1.50
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If you haven't got two months, or you prefer the
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three week Eurailpass costs $110, one month $140, two
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