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$ 1 increase to polls By Ivy RHA Thursday voted to put a referendum ballot in all residence hall food service buildings Tuesday on its proposed $1 increase in tuition. The proposal, which was adopted without a quorum vote, would give 50 cents of the $1 to RHA and 50 cents tq the dorm governments. The two questions on the ballots will be whether the voter is returning to the dorm in 1975-76 and whether he is in favor of the increase. For the proposal to pass, two tnirds of those students returning to the dorms next year must approve. Evensen said that although there wasn't a quorum at the meeting, a motion can pass. If someone opposes the action, Evensen said, they can come to the next meeting of RHA to voice their complaint. He added that there has been some question about what RHA plans to do with the money it would get. Evensen said because he will not be RHA president next year, he cannot say precisely what will be done with the money. But, he said, the money would surely be used to continue and, maybe increase, the publication of Full Cycle, the RHA newsletter. The money also would be used for RHA Week programming. Evensen said RHA means more than just alcohol and visitation. Primarily, he said, RHA represents the dorm governments to the administration. One of the reasons that RHA has not been more effective, according to Evensen, is that students don't come to RHA with their complaints. As an example, he said, students dissatisfied with food service complain to the person behind the counter rather than coming to RHA. In other business, RHA representatives set up a committee to evaluate the current Housing Office policy on temporary housing. Evensen said there were cases this year where freshmen were temporarily put on floors, causing students to "be in limbo." Evensen also said Richard Armstrong, director of the Housing Office, was pleased that students responded to his suggestions that they contact him about money-saving ideas. Joe Eisenberg suggested to Armstrong that the light switches in the dorm rooms be independent, so that not more than one light is turned on at a time. If accepted, Evensen said, the idea could save several thousand dollars. Evensen added that a typographical error in the last issue of Full Cycle made it appear that RHA was sponsoring only 10 faculty student meals a year when it should have read 10 a week. Qoo o .o o o O SATURDAY AT 1:00, 4:30, 8 P.M. 0 Winter Walpurgisnacht schedule The Nebraska Union's Winter Walpurgisnacht begins tonight at 6:30 p.m. Following is the schedule of events: Time Event 6:30 pm DinnerTheatre Model U.N. Committee Parties 8:00 pm Table Tennis Demonstration Card Shark Jack Pyle ' Bluegrass Crusade Foreign Film: "Zagreb Festival" Readings by Don Yoder and Cindy Irmer Walden cider & popcorn German Sausage, Salad & Kraut W.C. Fields, Laurel & Hardy film shorts Model United Nations Bloc Parties Human Potentials Experiencing: Let It Begin with Me Billiards: Guys with Gals half price all night! Open Bowling, Foosball, Pinball 8:30 pm Songs by Carrie Solomon and Bob Kastanek 9:00 pm Poetry by Mordecai Marcus, Greg Kuzman, Esmeraldo Palomar Music by Bill Peterson, Steve Hull W.C. Fields, Laurel & Hardy film shorts Model United Nations Bloc Parties Human Potentials: Let it Begin with Me Billiards: Guys with Gals half price all night! FacultyStudent Bowling Tournament 9:30 pm Jack Pyle: The Magic of ESP Faculty Raft Debate: Bert Evans, David Brooks, Joseph Baumgarten University Jazz Band Table Tennis 9:45 pm Songs by Chip Smith Foreign Film: "Zagreb Festival" 10:00 pm DessertTheatre: University Cabaret Theatre Re-play of Dick Gregory's Address at Union 10674 Readings by Matt Kush and Danielle Zieg Music by Bill Peterson & Steve Hull German Sausage, Salad & Kraut W.C. Fields, Laurel & Hardy shorts Human Potentials: Let It Begin with Me Billiards: Guys with Gals half price Table Tennis 10:30 pm Songs by Emily McKnight 1 1 :00 pm Orchesis Music by Stephanie Kallos W.C. Fields, Laurel & Hardy shorts Black Rap Table Tennis German Sausage, Salad & Kraut Human Potentials: Let It Begin with Me Billiards: Girls Play Free! 11:15pm Bohemian Stationary Marching Band (polka) Lincoln Improvisation Ensemble 1 1 :30 pm Fencing Demonstration Foreign Film: "Zagreb Festival" Midnight "North by Northwest" (Hitchcock) Music by The Word Human Potentials: Let It Begin with Me Lincoln Improvisation Ensemble Moonlight Bowling 12:30 am Karate Demonstration University Folk Dancers Midnight Snacks (hot runzas) Stone Wall (rock dance band) (pay once, qet vour hand stamDed. come and go as you like) From 1 to 4 am, enjoy hot runzas and live entertainment in the Harvest Room, varied musical acts in the South Crib, Hitchcock movies in Room 202, and Stone Wall in the Centennial Room, plus Moonlight Bowling! Place Price Harvest Room $5.50 Room 232 Free Main Lounge Free Main Lounge Free Centennial Rm. 75 4 Small Aud. 50 4 or for. film ticket Rm. 242-43 Free South Crib Free North Crib Rm. 202 50 4 Rm. 232 Free Rm. 343 Free (4th floor) Games Area Games Area Rm. 242-43 Free Rm. 242-43 Free South Crib Free Rm. 202 50 4 Rm. 232 Free Rm. 343 Free Games Area Games Area Ballroom 75 4 Main Lounge Free Centennial Rm. Free N. & S. Conference Rm. Free Rm. 242-43 Free Small Aud. - 50 i or for. film ticket Harvest Rm. $1.00 Rm. 232 Free Rm. 242-43 Free South Crib Free North Crib Rm. 202 50 4 Rm. 343 Free Games Area N. & S. Conference Rm. Free Rm. 242-43 Free Main Lounge Free South Crib Free Rm. 202 50 4 Rm. 232 Free N. & S. Conference Rm. Free North Crib Rm. 343 Free Games Area Centennial Rm. 50 4 Rm. 242-43 Free Main Lounge Free Small Aud. 50 4 or for. film ticket Rm. 202 50 4 South Crib Free Rm. 343 Free . Rm. 242-43 Free Games Area Main Lounge Free Harvest Rm. Free Harvest Rm. Centennial Rm. $1 Support the MABfH HP niMPC folunteer. The National Center for Voluntary Action. i r tin paj fi i ' i n n its '.rUm imanm bmwu LI 1 LenLiafosajio r i n i r l j i n&3 Mh i r1 J b YOUR NEBRASKA NATIONAL GUARD CAN...' SAVE YOU 50 IN TUITION COSTS AT STATE SUPPORTED UNIVERSITIES, STATE AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, AND VOCATIONALTECHNICAL SCHOOLS. PROVIDE YOU APPROXIMATELY $1000 PER YEAR FOR 40 DAYS WORK. OTHER BENEFITS ARE AVAILABLE. pur psjfej cm ds i i i j i For Additional Information Contact: National Guard Career Counselor 1300 Military Rd, Lincoln, NE 68508 402432-7641 , 1 131 Uji I LdLLl iLcuouiyocfy Osnreoif1 mm COMING SOON (FEB. 12) MEL BROOKS' w Ooo.. FJin -.ooO page 10 I daily nebraskan
