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Ag students express
skepticism on change
by Shelly Kalkowski
"Unnecessary."
"I don't know anythinq about it."
These reactions were common among students in the
College of Agriculture when they were questioned concerning
LB 149, a proposal to establish a separate agricultural center.
On the positive side, students viewed the proposal as a
possible source of pride and better communications.
Dennis Krei, an agricultural engineering junior, said he
believes the proposed change could make the college more
personal.
"It would be easier to see and talk with the
administrators," Krei said. "You wouldn't have to go through
committees."
, Although he said the proposal could have some positive
effects, Krei said the new administration would be "a
duplication and a waster of money."
,? Bernie Wirth, a former ASUN senator, said he thought East
Campus students had suffered neglect and discrimination.
f "I don't know if it (LB 149) will hefp mechanics, but it
might help East Campus students psychologically' Wirth said.
Entomology graduate student Bob Boer said, "if it changes
registration policies and quality of instruction, I would be for
it."
But more students expressed the same thoughts as Rich
Schlueter, a junior majoring in natural resources.
"Right now, there's no administrative hassle for the
students," Schlueter said. "Looks like the change could cause
a lot of hassles for students, especially if they need to take
classes on the city campus."
Larry Voegler, a senior who majors in agricultural business,
said he wonders if the administrative change will result in a
new business oroqram for East Campus.
ASUN senator Bruce Cadwallader said he believes a separate
unit would create more bureaucratic red tape.
When asked what he though of the Zumberge Plan, a
proposal that would create a vice-chancellor of agricultural
research and extension, ASUN senator George Rhodes said he
believes it it a reasonable compromise.
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"Agriculture, being the biggest industry in the state, should
have more prestige and more effective legislative laison,"
Thodes said.
When questioned about the Zumberge Plan, Cadwallader
said, "We have a lot of research and extension activities spread
throughout the College of Agriculture. What we need is
someone to direct them."
Cadwallader added that he believes the Zumberge Plan also
could instill more pride among College of Agriculture students.
monday, January 22, 1973
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Thoren TD-1 25 turntable with
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HELP WANTED
WANTED: Female lead singer for
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Help wanted immediately. Must be
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Extension Aide to asssst county
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Applicants must have ability to
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Wanted: Evening delivery boy with
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Sell office supplies to established
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