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On the inside looking out. . .or on the outside looking in-there are many
ways to look at the geodesic dome in the Sheldon SculptureGarden which is
part of Earth Week and Thursday Earth Day activities. Faculty and student
speakers will be appearing in the Sculpture Garden Thursday afternoon to
speak on various envronmental topics.
This is the
"Its almost all over with."
First Vice President Bob
Pfeiffer's comment, made as he
grasped his often-pounded ASUN
gavel for the last time, seemed
to sum up the mixed mood at
the 1970-71 Student Senate's
last meeting-partly anxious to
finish and partly sad that it's
over.
President Steve Tiwald
made the incontrovertible
observation that ASUN had
seen a "hell of a year" but
added it had also been a "fairly
successful year and a building
year.
Not quite ready to give
up, the Senate approved the
Electoral Commission's report,
accepted the nomination of
John Hansen to the
Presidential Search Committee,
and, over Sen." Ron
Kurtenbach's objections,
approved new appointments to
the Student Court. Kurtenbach
thought the Senate should have
had an opportunity to meet
with the appointees as a group
before making their approval.
Mike Rumbaugh will be the
new chief justice. New
Student Court associate
justices are Al Lewis, John
Marker, Lynn Webster, Kathy
Lonnquist, Chris Hanus and
Mary Langdon.
The new Senate also began
Hansen, . .
way
work, starting with Sen. John
Theisen's resolution to form an
Environmental Task Force.
The matter will be decided at
next week's meeting.
Next week will also mark
the beginning of interviews for
the various ASUN committees.
Those interested in the job of
Recording Secretary should
apply immediately. Also
needed at once are workers for
Earth Week and the campaign
for new city buses. Anyone
interested can see Diane
Theisen in the Panellenic
Office.
Before finally leaving office
Tiwald presented several
awards. He even commended
Sen. Bruce Wimmer, CUE, and
other individuals and groups
critical of ASUN, saying they
had "performed a valuable
service in making us
continually reassess our
position."
Sen. Bill Arfmann was
named outstanding senator and
also given a distinquished
service award. Other service
award recipients included: Roy
Baldwin, Ed Eggleston, Steve
Fowler, Georgia Glass, Karen
Hutt, Tim Kincaid, Marti
Liggett, Nancy Ryan, Sonnie
Schone, and Lynn Webster.
Tiwald saved two special
awards for ASUN's faculty
ASUN ends
Continued from pace
Hansen's appointment because "I
don't think the Senate was completely
informed" when it made its selection.
Hansen was chosen by ASUN from
a list of seven candidates. If
Eggleston's motion had carried,
Hansen's name would have been
placed with the four remaining names
on the list for reconsideration.
Sen. Nancy Ryan cut in sharply
with an objection to having the Senate
consider Eggleston's motion. A vote
was taken in which her objective was
defeated.
In the debate, Ryan countered
Eggleston's statements with "If
Hansen is technically acceptable now,
what information do you have that
makes this reconsideration necessary?"
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Paul Bverly, and Mary Carol
Poulsen, the ASUN office
secretary. The two received
standing ovations from the
senators. In a grand
understatement, Poulsen
summed up the term of the
outgoing Senate.
"I won't say it's always
been a pleasure," she said, "but
this is a year I won't forget for
a long time."
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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