Hoeger:
senators
may begin
offensive
ASUN senators will take t)eer and pizza in
hand Wednesday evening and give some sober
reflection to the current status of their
organization.
At a "retreat" meeting, which will be
preceeded by a short business meeting, the
senators will "sit down and talk about what
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ASUN should be, what it could be," according
to tirst vice president Mark Hoeger.
Hoeger acknowledged that the incentive for
the meeting came from a number of senators in
the legislative programs committee.
"As the editorial in the Daily Nebraskan
pointed out, we have been busy taking care of
(business) that has been coming to us. It is time
to drop this reactionary attitude in favor of
taking the offensive," Hoeger said.
The meeting will be held at the Chateau
Apartments, 61st and Vine Sts., at 6 p.m. The
meeting is open to the public.
Hoeger said he intends to emphasize at the
meeting the role of the senator in relation to
ASUN. Although he said he will not propose
any definite action the senate could take, he
said he will urge the senators to come to an
understanding that "work is not done in the
senate meetings, but rather by going out and
doing some legwork."
By reflecting upon what action has been
taken in the past by ASUN, he said he hoped
the senators will see how they might
accomplish something this year.
The issue of providing books for
organizations on campus has been postponed
until the following Wednesday, he said, because
some student discussion is expected and the
senate wanted to assure that the meeting could
be held on campus.
Sen. Brian Waid will introduce for the
senate's consideration Wednesday a resolution
which proposes that ASUN check with the
lib) ary system "to insure that each book or
magazine ordered is.. .unavailable at the UNL
Library."
The economy and consumers may be the
topic of a conference on campus this spring if
project support can be found, according to Fiee
University Chairman Dave Howlett.
Howlett said he envisions student, faculty
and community participation in the piojoct. He
has contacted the Common CauM; consumer
group and members of the Consumot
Management Department of the university to
see if interest in such a conference topic exists.
Human Potentials Series
to include Wichita yogi
A last minute addition to the Union's Human Potentials
Series of speakers is a yogi who will talk about 'The New
Renaissance Man" at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Nebraska
Union Ballroom.
Yogi Acaiya Yatiishvaran Avadheta, known to friends
and followers as Dadajii, is secretary of the North American
Sector of Ananda Marga Yoga Society. Dadajii,
headquartered in Wichita, will be in Lincoln this week and
has offered to contribute to the Human Potentials Series.
According to David Wilson, member of the local Ananda
Marga Yoga Society, the society's purpose is to teach and
practice yoga as a way of life. Wilson said this involves
exercises, meditation, and empathy for others which leads
to social service.
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Friday-October-19
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