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Coed takes discrimination
by H.J. Cummins
Part-time employment for
students is always hard to find,
but a UNL coed said she
believes it's hardest for women
and is currently involved in
two sex discrimination cases to
change the status quo.
One complaint against the
Hotel Lincoln will be heard in
an open hearing December 13.
Celeste Wiseblood said.
THE SECOND charge was
heard in a private hearing
recently, she said, which legally
prohibits her from naming the
respondant (business against
whom she's complaining) at
Moharishi trainee leads meditation
A course in Transcendental
Meditation (TM) as taught by
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi will be
offered at the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln by Lisa
Locke, a teacher of TM who
has been personally trained and
qualified by Maharishi.
A free introductory lecture
concerning TM will be
presented Tuesday, November
16 at 8:00 p.m. in Henzlik Hall
Auditorium.
A SECOND lecture, also
free, will be given shortly after
this time, and those wishing to
enroll in the course at this time
will have an opportunity to do
so.
The TM course involves
four days, spending about two
Thursday
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Economic Education
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Union-College of
Engineering
2:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Placement
2:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Inter Varsity
Christian Fellowship
p.m. Nebraska Union-Rap
with Dean Meyerson
:30 p.m. Nebraska Union-Phi
Chi Theta
:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union-Builders Tours
p.m. Brace Lab-Physics
Dept. "Rosenberg"
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Wiseblood said she applied
at the Hotel Lincoln August 18
for the position of night clerk.
"And they can't claim I'm
just an agitator," she said,
"because I didn't even look in
the 'Men Wanted' column. The
State Employment Agency
sent me."
Her formal charges read:
"On August 18, 1971, I
applied for the position of
night hotel clerk at Hotel
Lincoln. I was referred to this
position by the Nebraska State
Employment Service. Mr.
James Rodney, manager of the
hotel, advised me he wanted a
man only.
hours each day to learn how to
practice TM properly. The
course fee for the 4 days of
instruction and a two-year
follow-up program is $35 for
students and $75 for
non-students.
Transcendental
Meditation, as explained by
instructor Locke, "is a simple,
natural technique, involving no
special skills, no change in diet,
dress, moral codes, religion or
philosophical beliefs. It is
practiced a few minutes
morning and evening, and as a
result, allows the entire
personality as a whole to
unfold to its full potential.
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intelligence, energy and
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HE DID not ask for
references or check my work
history and I was denied the
opportunity of filling out an
application form.
"I feel I was discriminated
against in hiring because of my
sex." i.
Wiseblood pointed- to
Section 48-1104 of the 1969
Nebraska Civil Rights Act
which makes it unlawful for
most businesses to "fail or
refuse to hire or to discharge
any individual. . . because of
such individual's race, color,
religion, sex, or national
origin."
LEGALLY, the University
happiness increase right from
the beginning of the program,
and through regular meditation
full expression of mind and
heart is quickly made
available."
Locke stated that during
meditation "the body gains a
deep state of rest while
simultaneously the mind
expands in awareness,
remaining alert."
The deep rest gained
during meditation is unique
and of great benefit to the
entire system because it allows
deep rooted stresses that have
been inhibiting the normal
functioning of the body to be
naturally dissolved.
"TM INVOLVES turning
inside, and quite naturally, the
mind transcends, or
experiences, beyond the finest
level of thinking and directly
experiences the source of
thinking, a reservoir of
unlimited energy creativity and
intelligence," said Locke.
"TM involves no
concentration, contemplation,
control or effort," said Locke.
It is a very simple automatic
and spontaneous technique of
direct experience rather than
some intellectual analysis or
manipulation.
According to Locke,
"More stability in life, more
love and more harmony grow
automatically as a result of
regular meditation."
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senior said, this applies to all
businesses operating in
Nebraska except the federal
government, private clubs,
Indian tribes and several other
special cases.
The business must also
employ at least 25 persons
daily, she added.
A private hearing on her
charges against the Hotel
Lincoln was held October 19,
Wiseblood said, but "they did
not meet my demands."
This hearing followed her
initial charges, an investigation
by the Equal Opportunity
Commission, and an opinion
after the Commission studied
the case that she had a
"reasonable complaint," she
said.
AFTER THE Hotel Lincoln
failed to comply with all her
demands, the Commission
again decided in her favor and
granted her a public hearing.
Wiseblood said she believes
a final decision in her favor is
important because, if she
succeeds, the hotel's hiring and
firing policies will be checked
by the Commission for the
following 18 months.
"That means if a black
person or a woman is refused
employment there, they'll have
to have a very good reason
why," she said.
WISEBLOOD, in her
complaint, is asking for 1)
compensation for lost wages
from the time she applied at
the hotel until she found a job
(about three weeks); 2) and 3)
Foreign studies available
Beaver College, Glenside,
Penn., and Franklin and
Marshall College are
co-sponsoring two new area
studies programs beginning
with the Spring semester of
1972.
The Hong Kong semester in
Chinese and Asian studies will
be in cooperation with New
Asia College of the Chinese
University of Hong Kong.
The Vienna Semester in
Southeast European Studies is
CV-tR VOCES
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Pershing Auditorium November 12
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Tickets available at
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to court
a clarification and emphatic
reminder to employers,
employment agencies and labor
unions that jobs (unless
"bonafide occupational
qualifications" which is like
hiring women to clean
women's rest rooms during
store hours) cannot be listed
under the "Men Wanted"
newspaper columns; and 4) all
Hotel Lincoln employees are to
be notified of their rights
under the Civil Rights Act by
posting it on the employees'
bulletin board.
Wiseblood is a member of
the Women's Rights
Subcommittee of the UNL
Faculty Senate's Human Rights
Committee.
Med Center gets
accreditation
The University of Nebraska
Medical Center has received
notification from the Joint
Commission on Accreditation
of Hospitals that three of its
component institutions have
received two-year
accreditation.
NU Medical Center and the
Nebraska Psychiatric Institute
have received notice of their
continued accreditation.
The Hattie B. Munroe
Pavilion received first-time
accreditation as an extended
care facility.
The three institutions were
visited by a survey team from
the JCAH late in August.
an outgrowth of past summer
seminars in cooperation with
the Austro-American Institute
of Education and the
University of Vienna.
More information,
brochures and applications are
available from the Center for
International Programs, Beaver
College, Glenside, Pa. 19038.
Applications for Spring 1972
are are due by November 15.
Fall applications are due April
15, 1972.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1971
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