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Candidates talk about ideas and apathy
Continued from pg. 1
Kay, 47, said people should have a
choice in their regents selection this
year. He said some board members are
elected and ' 'stay on and on. "
"We need new ideas and fresh
approaches. If they haven't been
implemented by now, they won't, be,"
he said.
Kay has served on the advisory
council of the Nebraska Association of
Technical Community Colleges and Is
now legal counsel for North Platte
Public Schools and the Mld-Plalns
Technical Community College Area.
Kay voiced concern over what he
called a lack of coordination between NU
and other state or junior colleges. He
said when students transfer between
various Nebraska colleges, they lose
credits, are forced to overlap their
curriculums and delay their education.
Education number am
"NU should be number one In
education as well as football," he said.
He hopes for the establishment of a
board of coordination to Improve
communications between NU and out
state colleges. Kay suggested sending
advisors from NU outstate to tell high
school students what to expect at the
university.
Kay said he is attempting to go to the
people this election and find out what
they want. But he voiced disappoint
ment at the apathy he said he is
encountering.
"The vast majority don't even know
who their regent is," he said.
Raun, the incumbent, said he agreed
most people are not aware of the
identity of their regents. But he said
when people are satisfied, they don't
-need' to contatt theirXjgcrif's and
subsequently don't know who th5y are.
Farming sector
Raun, 46, a farmer, said since
agriculture is vital to Nebraska, the
farming sector needs representation.
"If I'm not elected there won't be a
farmer on the board," he said.
Raun was appointed to fill an
unexpired regent term and was elected
to a six-year term in 1968. He said he is
running on his 9-year record.
Both Raun and Kay said Nebraska
need some type of arrangement to train
veterinary students. Although they
agree an NU School of Veterinary
Medicine would be too costly, they see
the possibility for a regional school
between several states.
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