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To Students: .. . ,,
I would like to commend you for behaving responsibly as you
present.Hl your points of view in this very controversial and
h.qhly emotional issue. I think that you have gained new respect
bom the Reqents lcause of your calm attitudes during the
suveidl times that you have met with them to discuss the pros and
cons of the issue just decided.
Now comes your most difficult test; you have been dented
something that you fervently believe in. Will you, as some
preset "throw a tantrum" because you didn't get your way, or
will you demonstrate to the Regents, your parents, and aH
Neb.askans that you do possess the maturity of young adulthood
by your ability to remain calm in the face of frustration, by your
patience in dealing with those who do not share your views, and
by your trying to understand, without necessarily accepting,
attitudes that are different from your own?
The reaction of the student body to the decision made at this
mcetmg will have a piofound effect on the chances of reopening
the question at some future date.
To All Nebraskans:
To ne.ny of you, the idea of allowing 19-year-olds to make a
personal choice legarding the use of alcoholic beverages in their
residence halls at the University of Nebraska seems preposterous.
For many others, the very thought of allowing the consumption
of ;,icoholic bevei ages anywhere on the campus is repugnant. The
students of this University and I respect your views but we do not
sk.ie them. The issue has not been whether the use of alcohol is
right or wrong, but whether the choice should be made
int.lividn.iUy by those to whom the law has already given the right
to choose.
One final point. The residence halls occupied by students
were not built by tax dollars; they are not heated or
a-r .conditioned by tax dollars, nor are they maintained by tax
dollars.
The Regems have acted today on an issue of high emotional
impact, and the students at this University will abide by that
decision.
Chancellor J.H. Zumberge
Thanks to Zumberge
Dear Editor,
I would l.ke to thank Chancellor Zumberge for his honesty
with students in favorably recommending two proposals before
the Bored of Regents Saturday. The proposals dealt with
leqaliA)! ion of alcohol on campus and liberalization of NU's
icstrictive Coed Visitation regulations. Both were, as should have
been expected, lejected by the Bored. ,
Uniike Ins predecessor, Joe Soshnik or our current president,
D.B. Varner, Chancellor Zumberge has not apparently
c :ompi omised himself to the extent that he would refuse to
M.coe.ne a, iej,,onable these refoims to improve the campus
liinj envnonnient; nor has be simply avoided contact with
sted. nis and student opinion.
! would like to give fuither thanks-to the Bored of Regents
foi doing iliair thing in killing the pioposals which many students
worked so hard lor. The Bored's consistency of rejection and lack
ot concern lot studenl welfare should, perhaps, enlighten a
lemaiiiing miuoi ity.
This minority would have us believe that careful working
thiough the channels, gaining rubberstamp approval as one works
up the buicdiicratii: ladder, will surely pay off. It simply ain't true
folks.
Coniji ot u lot i oi is must also !x; extended to RHA (NU's
Residence Hall A-,so at ion) for its ignorance of campus history,
failing to lecogmc that student pressure has been the only
effective method of gaining controversial student reforms.
During tin; suiumei of 1971, tor example, the Bored of
Regents (ejected without reason a 12-hour visitation policy. If
RHA was at all seiious it should have realized that summer was
the woist possible time to pie sent a new proposal to the Regents.
Qiganied undent pressure is totally absent during this time
penod. Then; is no Daily Nebraska n to contend with, there are
no a'pninq po'cubal ASUN execs to gain popularity by taking
tou.ih st j'.ds against the Regents, in short, no fight.
To conclude, it should be time that more students, especially
ui ipei classmen, leahe that Regents' rules are a joke even more
than otii own ASUN. To do anytbirui but ionore those rules is to
;s the object of that joke.
Robert L. Brehm
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