Brauer: Veterans
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not political, military
UNL Students Veterans
Organization President Ken
Brauer says he wants to change
the image students have of his
organization.
He said one of the biggest
problems has been
misinterpretation of the Vets
organization. "Students have a
right wing idea of our club.
Our organization is strictly
non-political and non-military.
"We welcome veterans of all
political views to our
organization," he said. "We
have people here who take
opposing points of view on the
Viet Nam War.
"Our main purpose is to
help our guys, and by banding
together we can accomplish
that better. If a veteran has
been out of school quite a
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while, we can help him get his
paper work organized ana get
him back into the swing of
things," Brauer aid.
Recently the UNL
organization has inaugurated a
Student Veteran Loan Fund in
the University Foundation.
Brauer said donations to the
University Foundation can be
earmarked for this fund. He
said the Vets organization
contributed what it could to
the Fund and a former member
has donated $75.
He said one of the student
vets' goals this year is to
increase membership. There are
100 student members of the
organization now. He
estimated the veteran
enrollment here to be up to
1,400.
Brauer said there is one vet
in the Club who was in the
Army 20 years and then there
are those that have been in the
service the minimum time.
"The Club has had female
members but there are none at
the present time", said Brauer,
"but they are always
welcome."
Brauer said a national beer
distributor donated $2,000 to
the Vets' national organization.
The money was passed down
to member clubs in the form of
lower dues. He said the
brewery gave UNL's vets a
discount on beer for their
recent smoker.
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ASUN will attempt student economics1
Though student co-ops and
non-profit stores, ASUN's
Student Services Committee
will attempt to keep student
money among students, instead
of among Lincoln stores.
By providing on-campus
services, in time the University
may be able to exist as an
economic community, said
The Navy's Officer
Information Team will visit
UNL Sept. 29 & 30 to assist
prospective grads in planning
their future courses of action
with regard to military service.
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At the committee's first fall
meeting this week, members
were given a list of possible
programs for the year. The
group wiil establish specific
projects within the next few
weeks.
Student Services was
ASUN's Services Committee
will hold its second meeting of
the year Tuesday, Sept. 28, at
8:00 in the union. Members
will make final plans for
projects for the year.
This will be the last
organizational meeting this fall.
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allotted $2,250 in the ASUN
budget passed Wednesday.
WORK HAS been started on
gasoline and grocery
store-co-ops, Baldwin said.
Some committee members are
seeking possible locations close
to campus and will contact
distributors.
The committee might be
able to help the Freebee
Bicycle Co-op which will open
in the rear of Blue Sky Books
on Q Street, Baldwin
continued. The purpose of the
shop is to supply needed repair
equipment which would be too
costly for an individual to
pure Student Services might
be able to provide a larger
workshop and location closer
to campus, Baldwin said. "The
committee would rather help
people with programs than
have to motiviate them to start
programs." he added.
THE COMMITTEE also will
consider a better way to
operate the ASUN book
exchange, he said, and is
"interested in arranging a book
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1971