Monday
9:30 a.m. Nebraska Union Council
on Student Life Committee on
Health Center
1:30 p.m. Union Summer
Orientation screening
3:30 p.m. Union Builders Tours
4:30 p.m. Union Tassels
6 p.m. Union Towne Club
6 p.m. Unior.-Kappa Kappa Psl
7 p.m. Union Prayer and Praise
7 p.m. Union Epsilon Chi
7 p.m. Union Nebraska Free
University (NFU) "Education in
the 21st Century"
7 p.m. Union NFU "Movemento"
7:30 p.m. Union math counselors
8 p.m. Union Afro-American
Collegiate Society
8 p.m. Abel-Sandoz Speech by
U.S. Senate candidate Wally
Peterson
9:15 p.m. Union Kappa Psi
Tuesday
10 a.m. County-City
Building "Gordon Lippert"
5 p.m. Union Corn Cobs
8 p.m. Kimball Recital Hall-Brass
Choir and Brass Ensemble
Wednesday
3:3o, 7, 9 p.m. Sheldon "Lost
Horizon" 1936 film about the
journey to Shangri-la
4 p.m. Union ASUN Senate
meeting
7 p.m. Raymond Lounge work
shop on travel and study in
Europe
9 p.m. Union Students for Wally
Peterson meeting
9 p.rr.. Selleck Cafeteria workshop
on travel and study in Europe
Thursday
3:30 p.m. Union Hyde Park
7 p.m. Sandoz Main
Lounge workshop on travel and
study in Europe
9 p.m. Schram
floor workshop on
study in Europe
Friday
Weekend film:
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Saturday
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Home ec board
battles apathy
by Steve Strasser
. Apparently one of the Jast things most UNL .
home economics majors want to do is join the
Home Economics Advisory Board.
In last spring's election, one candidate
received three votes and won.
One reason home ec students show little
interest in the advisory board may be that they
don't know much about it.
"I wouldn't know anything about it if I
didn't have a friend on it," said Karen
Kurkowski, a junior majoring in textiles,
clothing and design.
But times may be changing. "It's certainly
starting to have a bigger impact than it used
to," Kurkowski added.
And Shari Sadie, a junior in education who is
one of the three advisory board members
continuing on the job next year, said the board
has had bigger impact on the college's
administrators this year.
"They know who we are now," she said.
"And they've been very cooperative."
Most people think the board is advisory in
name only, according to Linda DeBuse, a board
member and graduating senior in textiles,
clothing and design. "It's going to take a while
to change this attitude."
Getting the word out to home ec students
that the advisory board actually can play a role
in their University lives has been one of the
board's big problems this year, said Nancy
Anderson, a junior in human development who
was chairman of the board this year.
She said the board distributed a questionnaire
to determine student priorities earlier this year,
but only about 25 of the college's 1,000
students filled out a form.
"But there were a lot of informal
interviews," Anderson said. "We did find out
that most people are dissatisfied with the
present advising system."
So the advisory board is pushing a plan to
change the college's advising system. The
proposed co-advising system would use
upperclassmen as well as instructors in the
advising process.
Anderson said incoming students initially
would meet in introductory groups with junior
and senior students. Thereafter, the
upperclassmen would be available for any help
the new students might need.
Students would still need an instructor's
signature on course worksheets, but the
upperclassmen would fill a void the advisory
board members said they think exists in the
current system.
The problem with the present system is a
general lack of interest on the part of staffers
charged with advising students, DeBuse said.
"Lots of them don't even want to be advisors."
But she said upperclassmen "know what
instructors are like and which courses are
good," so could be of some help to a new
student.
"Even administrators agree the present
system needs changing," Anderson said. She
said the board is hoping for implementation of
the co-advising system by sometime in 1973.
For next semester, the board is putting out a
pamphlet for new students to let them know
about various UNL activities and organizations.
"We've been meeting once a week this year,"
Anderson said of the advisory board. "We've
got things to do, for a change."
She said next year's advisory board will start
work on ways of evaluating teachers in the
college.
"Students should have a voice in teacher
evaluation," she said, "but it's a touchy subject.
We'll be talking about the coming and going of
professors."
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