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Editor's note: Jim Macomber is an ASUN senator
from the College of Arts and Sciences.
Ask any student government leader on campus, and
you will hear complaints of student apathy and lack of
involvement.
Talk to just about any UNL student and he will claim
ASUN is a powerless organization that doesn't
accomplish anything anyway. Around and around it
goes in a circle with both groups doing nothing but
hurting each other. .
Finally a chance has come to break this chain of
accusations. The weekend of Oct. 19. ASUN sponsored
a student leadership conference. Out of this conference
came the impetus to make ASUN a responsible
organization that really can benefit UNL students.
A committee has been formed by the ASUN Senate to
study and propose changes to the ASUN constitution
that would streamline the organization and make it a
more powerful group.
This committee must decide upon what form oh
government would best suit our campus, now our
representatives should be chosen and many more
questions. To do this, the committee plans to make a
detailed study of other universities' student govern
ments, the problems of our own student government
and, most importantly, what students on this campus
want, to accomplisfi this the committee plans on
hoiding open hearings to hear student complaints about
ASUN and how they think It should be changed.
I can't emphasize enough the importance of you, as a
student, in the improvement of ASUN. To make
government good, it must be responsible to the people
it serves. ASUN has taken the first step. Now it is your
turn.
The committee is open to anyone who wishes to join.
Ana wnen open nearmgs are held, make your voice;
heard. If you don't, you have no reason to complain of
the lack of responsibility in student government.
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