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From Kansas State University,
Manhattan:
The Kansas legislature
indicated March 2 that two
bills endorsed by the
Associated Student of Kansas
(ASK) stand a "good chance"
of approval by the state
legislature.
ASK delegates lobbied in
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Topeka this week for Senate
Bill 472 creating a student
advisory committee to the
Kansas Board of Regents.
The delegates, however,
expressed concern that
students on the proposed
advisory committee might not
be allowed a voice on the
standing committees of the
board of regents.
From the University of
Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha:
A story on homosexuality, a
feature on live drawing models
and "the use of words
generally considered obscene
and other explicit references"
have prompted a state senator
to threaten to introduce
legislation that would halt
funds to UNO's student
newspaper.
Sen. John Savage of Omaha
announced that he might
introduce a bill in the
Unicameral to cut off funds to
the Gateway, the campus
newspaper, because he was
concerned about the offensive
effect it has to the entire
community.
University of
Minneapolis-St.
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Minnesota,
Paul:
University
President C.
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Peter Magrath estimated Feb.
26 that nonresident tuition
could rise as much as 30 per
cent during the next biennium
to cover the loss of income
incurred by Minnesota Gov.
-Wendell Anderson's proposed
resident tuition freeze.
From Creighton University,
Omaha:
Curriculum Extension
College (CEC) has been
instrumental in the
development of the Project
101 concept which involved
interdisciplinary learning in the
form of independent student
work, said Richard Passon,
dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences.
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Wednesday, february 12, 1975
daily nebraskan
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