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LFO offers students triple option
Susanne Schafer
Three -three -three candidates In onol
That's what Ron Sindelar is offering the voters in
the coming ASUN election.
Sindelar, a junior with an undeclared major, Is
running on the United For One (UFO) Party as
candidate for ASUN president, first vice president
and second vice president.
According to Lance Bristol, chairman of the
ASUN Electoral Commission, Sindelar may only hold
one post if elected to more than one.
Why is he running? The answer depends upon
which candidate is asked, says Sindelar.
"I'd think it would be a good deal for students,"
says presidential candidate Sindelar.
The first vice presidential candidate was not
available for comment.
The second vice presidential candidate said he is
running "for the hell of it and to have a good time."
The UFO party has been brought together,
Sindelar said, to bring diverse personalities and
viewpoints into the ASUN offices.
"Our party has the best chance for cooperation
because wt can really get together," he said.
"The student lawyer worked out so well, we
should hire a student Gardener or a student datectiva.
Also, if I am elected, every student who can prove he
or she has voted for me will receive $1 from student
fees after I am elected," he said.
The second vice presidential candidate expressed a
negative view of the ASUN student organization.
"ASUN is a bunch of bullshit ft is a means to
fulfill a lot of ego trips of the candidates," he said.
Sindelar harked back to earlier years of ASUN
campaigns and recalled the election during which the
Rocket, Grease and Freedom Party ran.
Sindelar was an unsuccessful candidate for the
ASUN Senate on that ticket.
"One of the burning issues Rick and the Rockets
(a music group which ran on the ticket) championed
was one that touches all students and which still
hasn't been accomplished -placing pencil sharpeners
in all classrooms," he said.
"My god, have you ever taken one of those
computer tests and your pencil breaks? you're
screwed," he said. ,
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'Follies' begin Week
"Greek Follies" will headline Greek Week, March 9-13, in the
Coliseum Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
David Mc Bride, Inter-Fraternity Council member, saidJVe
thought the follies was something we could get arot bFpeople
involved in. There are a lot of alumni who would remember this
kind of thing and be interested in seeing it."
The Follies presented by representatives of UNLs 41
fraternity and sorority houses, is a revival of Kosmet Klub's Fall
Revue and Coed Follies.
Other Greek Week activities include a 7 p.m. meeting Sunday
in the Nebraska Union. Bill Butler, National Executive Secretary
of Delta Upsilon Fraternity, wilt be the speaker.
A noon alumni luncheon at the American Legion Club and a 6
p.m. exchange dinner for all Greek houses will be held Monday. A
leadership banquet and seminar is scheduled Tuesday at 6 p.m.
for undergraduates of each house and their alums.
Ending the week will be a city-wide canned goods drive
Wednesday on behalf of the Lancaster County Public Welfare
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No quorum
prevents
CSL action
The Council on Student
Life (CSL) Thursday night
reviewed and discussed a
document which includes the
consolidation of all existing
UNL housing policies in the
Student Handbook, but lack of
a quorum by the meeting's end
prevented further action.
Eight members of the
15-member body were present
to begin the meeting, but one
student member, Jane Owens,
left midway through the
meeting. Eight members are
needed for a quorum. Five of
the eight student members
failed to attend.
The consolidation, drafted
-by, the CSL Housing, Policy
Committee (HPC), (was
undertaken to pretext
confusion by centralizing all
housing policies in one place in
the Student Handbook,
according to CSL member Bill
Freudenburg.
Currently those policies are
scattered in different parts of
the Student Handbook and in
other housing booklets.
While making a motion to
accept the consolidation and
redrafting of the housing
policy, Freudenburg noted that
CSL was on record as
supporting modification of
certain of those policies
concerning visitation and
alcohol.
UNL does not allow alcohol
to be kept or consumed on
campus, and coed visitation is
allowed a maximum of six
hours a day except for 12
hours on Saturday. CSL
supports allowing alcohol on
campus and more visitation
hours.
In other business, CSL
Chairman Don Shaneyfelt told
CSL that it should determine
how it wanted to conduct an
evaluation of the UNL
Ombudsman's office.
The evaluation, which will
be undertaken by other UNL
groups is to determine the
effectiveness of the office,
whether it should continue,
and if so, whether in modified
form or as it is now, Shaneyfelt
said. James Suter currently is
the UNL ombudsman.
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friday, march 8, 1974