Chambers advises political action
"Go to the Legislature and make the
elected officials accountable to you,"
Nebraska Sen. IE rn ie Chambers told a small
group of students Saturday at the Nebraska
, Union. ' .-
Speaking at the Organizing Conference for
Young Voters Chambers said it was a
problem to make students understand the
serious problems facing the nation.
, 'There is a lot of criticism of the system
and the older people who messed it up," he
said, "but most students follow the path of
least resistance after graduation."
The American education system teaches
the "herd instinct" and produces people
. who are afraid to think, according to the
senator from Omaha.
"What we have to learn how to do is not
emphasize the negative," he said. "Develop
confidence in your own mind. The idea is to
communicate, to find the words to give feet
to your thoughts."
Chambers advised students not to
emphasize the exterior.
"Long hair doesn't mean you're a
revofuntionary," he said. "As long as they
(politicians) can get you arguing about
things like this you can't do anything."
The number of young voters won't make
a ripple if they don't learn how to think.
Chambers said.
For example, history must be looked at
all over again, he commented.
"In school they don't tell you that John
Adams was a revolutionary," he said. "When
'history looks back at its scoundrels. . . they
have to start cleaning these guys up."
- History has not been fu9 of reason able
men talking out their problems rationally.
Chambers said.
It has been the one with the "strongest,
hardest fist who could impose his ways on
others," he added.
Allen Beermann, Secretary of State told
students at the conference that the deadline
for registering to vote in the May 9 primary
election is April 28 at 6 p.m.
"Voting is a privilege and I don't want any
of you to miss it," he said.
Beermann said many students ask whether
they should register in Lincoln or in their
home towns.
"The federal Consitution says you have a
choice," he said. "But before you make a
decision analyze the situation."
, Car insurance premiums and taxes may go
up if the students register to vote in
Lancaster County, he said.
Moving from a dorm to an apartment
off-campus would require re-registration,
Beermann commented.
"Nebraska has a liberal registration
procedure," Beermann said. "It has one of
the lowest residency requirements."
Currently a person must have lived in his
precinct five days, his county 20 days and
the state six months in order to vote, he
said. But there is a bill in the Legislature to
eliminate the six ' months and establish a
new, shorter period, Beermann added.
"In Nebraska you have to be registered as
a Democrat or a Republican to vote in the
primary election' Beermann said. "If you
register independent, you vote only the
non-political route."
Beermann said he was in favor of lowering
the voting age to 18 and is now in favor of
lowering the legal age to age 18.
"I believe that the legal age should be the
same as the age of suffrage," he said.
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Monday
3:30 and 7 p.m. Nebraska
Union "Bedtime for Bonzo"
Ronald Reagan film, benefit for
Poorhouse Coalition
3:30 p.m. Union Speech by Walter '. .
Hare, editor of Black Scholar Friday
Magazine
4:30 p.m. Union Tassels
6 p.m. Union Towne Club
7 p.m. Union American
Federation of Teachers
7 p.m. Union Prayer and Praise
7 p.m. Union Christians In Action
7 p.m. Union Nebraska Free
University (NFU) "Education In
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7 p.m. Union NFO "Movemento"
7:30 p.m. Union-ASUN Library
Committee
7:30 p.m. Union math counselors
8 p.m. Union Afro-American
Collegiate Society
8 p.m. Morrill Hall-Erwln W.
Roedder "Moon Rocks" lecture
8:45 p.m. Union Kappa Upsilon
9:15 p.m. Union Kappa Psi
Tuesday
1 p.m. Union Speech by Marie
Paine, Lincoln Action Program
3, 7 & 9 p.m. Sheldon Art
Gallery Film, "Sweet Sweet
Beck," Admission $1
7:30 p.m. Pershing
Auditorium Harlem
Globetrotters
8 p.m. Kimball Recital
Hail-Faculty Recital, Emanuel
Wish now, violin
Wednesday
Art
Back,"
1 p.m. Sheldon
Gallery "Sweet Sweet
Admission $1
3:30 p.m. Union Speech by Milton
White, chairman of UNO Black
Studies Department
Salary inequities are
scheduled to be discussed at
the American Federation of
Teachers Union meeting at 7
p.m. Monday in the Nebraska
Union.
Off-campus women who
wish to apply for the "Notable
Women of the University"
award presented by Mortar
Board may obtain an
application in 207
Administration Building.
"The Root Causes of
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Wanted one female to share 2
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Between 8 a.m. 10 a.m. or after
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7 p.m. Union NOR AL
7 & 9 p.m. Nebraska
Theater-Foreign film
. "Chl.iamatzu Monogatari"
Japanese, 1954
Thursday
10 a.m. Union-Black Culture Week
panel
1 p.m. Sheldon Art Galler "Sweet
Sweet Back," Admission $1
3:30 p.m. Union Talks and Topics,
Dr. Margaret Mead
3:3 p.m. Union-Jam session with
Clark Tarry and Preston Love
8 p.m. Pershing Auditorium Grand
Old Opry
10:30 a.m. Union Rap Session '
with Sonie Sanchez
3:30 p.m. Union Poetry reeding
by Sonla Sanchez
7 & 9 p.m. Union Weekend film,
"Candy" admission 76c
8 p.m. Pershing Auditorium Three
Dog Night
8 p.m. Kimball Recital
Hall Slnfonla Jazz Concert
Clark Terry
Saturday
1 p.m. Henzlik Hell-Basketball
game. Kappa Alpha Psi vs. Black
Independence
1:30 p.m. Memorial
Stadium Track meet, Nebraska
vs. Wisconsin
2 p.m. Men's P.E. Gymnastics,
Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa and
Norhtern Iowa
7 & 9 p.m. Union-Weekend film,
"Candy" admission 75c
8 p.m. Union Talent Show
Art galleries ,
Sheldon 12 Si R, Sun. 2-6 p.m.,
Tues-Sat. 10 e.m.-6 p.m. (10
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Handel man to Feb. 27; work of
Judith Abraham to March 6
Haymarket 829 P, Sun. 1-4 p.m.,
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Work of Susan Jacobshagen end
M. Marshall Dixon.
Playhouse GaNery-2500 So. 66,
Sun. 2-4 p.m. and during
productions. Lincoln Artist
Guild Show
Poverty" will be the topic of
the first session of the
Conference on Lincoln Poverty
at 7 p.m. Thursday in the
Union.
"Portraits in Jazz," the
annual concert by the Jazz Lab
Band is set for 8 p.m. Thursday
in Kimball Recital Hall. Clark
Terry, of the NBC 'Tonight
Show" orchestra will be the
featured trumpet soloist.
The ASUN Reorganization
Committee will hold a meeting
Tuesday at 3:30 pjn. in the
Nebraska Union to discuss the
newly revised constitution.
Summaries of the new
constitution are available in the
ASUN office, according to Sen.
Patti Kaminski. She said the
purpose of ' the Tuesday
meeting is to gather student
reaction to the revised
document
import motors. . .making Lincoln a
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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