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A resolution introduced by
A3UN Snn. Steve Kay
proposing an investigation of
the local book stores was
passed unanimously by the
ASUN Senate Wednesday
night.
The resolution calls for an
investigation of the profit
margin of the book stores,
book -exchanges and relative
position of other campus book
stores in the Big Eight.
An ad hoc committee was
formed to research this
resolution and report its
findings to the senate.
Membership in ad hoc
committees is open to all.
students.
Endorsement of a pancake
feed, sponsored by Delta Delta
Delta sorority and Beta Theta
Pi fraternity, closed out ASUN
business. Proceeds from the
feed, which will be held
Monday, will go to the All
University Fund, a charitable
organization. ,
Religion
policy
before CSL
Opposing sides of the
regents' policy on religion and
a visit from Vice Chancellor of
Student Affairs Ken Bader
about the University - Health
Center .(UHC) controversy' 'are
scheduled for the Council on
Student Life (CSL) meeting
Thursday.
The public meeting will be
held fet 7 p.m. in'the Nebraska
'Union Pewter Room.' vu' y'v
'' The religion problem"3 was
brought to CSL Chairman Don
Shaneyfelt by Joe Eisenberg, a
UNL student. Eisenberg
complained that the regents'
policy was being violated by
religious groups coming to
Abel Hall where he lives.
Since then, other students
have complained that the
policy is too strict, th3t it does
not allow Christians freedom
to express their beliefs. Both
sides are expected to attend
the meeting.
Bader has been invited to
explain the UHC
reorganization and the
resulting controversy. Two
UHC physicians have resigned
and 27 threatened to resign in
a letter to Chancellor James
Zumbergc.
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