Zumberge panel
will emphasize
communication
The six members of the ASUN president's
recently-formed student cabinet will serve as
the initial members of the "Chancellor's Round
Table" ASUN president Bruce Beecher said
Wednesday.
UNL Chancellor James H. Zumberge
announced at a Residence Hall Association
meeting Sept. 14 that he was starting the group
in an effort toward better communication
between himself and students.
The Chancellor originally had said the group
was more for his benefit than the students'.
Wednesday he said this was because no
matter how diverse and representative the
round table is, it's presumptuous to think he is
communicating with the student body through
such a small group.
"I want to find out what problems exist in
the student body at all levels," he said.
The meetings, when they start, will be a
"free and open discussion," completely
informal and unstructured, he said.
Zumberge said the idea for his "round table",
came from a similar group he had when he was
president of Grand Valley State College in
Michigan.
It worked well, he said, and he found
"students liked the idea of getting information
from as high a level as possible."
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ASUN lacks quorum
All resolutions remained unacted upon Wednesday after the
ASUN fell short of a quorum at its weekly meeting.
Only 23 senators showed up for the meeting. Twenty-four
are needed before business can be conducted.
The senate spent most of the meeting receiving reports and
refering other'matters to committees.
A report by the salaries committee dealing with salaries and
the hiring of a secretary and administrative assistant was
received, as was a report from the Committee on Committees
on interviews and meeting procedures.
Another report on the relationship between the senate and
Council on Student Life was received, but then sent back to
committee for work.
Teachers College senator Carolyn Lee resigned.
Unaxcused absences: Chris McElroy, Arts and Sciences;
Ken Rouch, Doug Varvel, both Business Administration.
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