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" should like to see some modern Socrates redirect the
spirit of the modern world, perhaps not entirely away from
science and technology but make it give first priority to
studying our human selves."
Arnold Toynbee
Come & Hear
NATIONAL CAMPUS LECTURER, Mr. Hugh Sprugin
speak on a related subiect of ultimate significance for us all.
When: Wednesday, March 19, 1975
12:00 p.m. & 3:00 p.m.
Where: Student Center
Room (to be announced)
For info, call 467-2205
Sponsored by Student Empathy and Co-Action Associations
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to play with symphony
By Susan Edwards
Susan Fritz began studying Prokofiev's "Piano Concerto No. 3,
C Major, Opus 26" one and one-half years ago because it was one
she had always wanted to hear an orchestra play.
She will get her wish Tuesday when she plays the concerto with
the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra. The 8 p.m. concert at
Wesleyan's O'Donnell Auditorium will feature the two 1975
symphony audition winners: Fritz, a junior music major at UNL,
and cellist George Work, a Lincoln High School student.
Work will perform Dvorak's "Cello Concerto in B Minor, Opus
104." The symphony will also play "La Forza del Destino" by
Verdi, "Prairie Schooner" by Anthony Donato and "Symphony
No. 5 in E Minor, Opus 64" by Tschaikowsky.
The January auditions and the solo performance are firsts for
Fritz, she said. After practicing the Prokofiev, it's exciting to hear
it with the full orchestra parts , she said.
Fritz, who plans to do graduate work in accompanying or
performance piano, said her experience as an accompanist made
her more attuned to what the orchestra was doing.
Fritz said she plans to study with Brooks Smith, director of the
accompanying department at University of Southern California this
summer at Aspen, Colo.
Last summer in Aspen, Fritz said she "grew musically" by being
exposed to many different kinds of music and by practicing six to
eight hours every day.
Although it's necessary to be a solid technician, Fritz said, to be
a musician is to get "beyond the fingers and the mechanics."
She said she tries to follow something the late cellist Pablo
Casals once said about music: Try to think of every note going
somewhere."
"There are millions of people with agile fingers," Fritz said,
"But very few pianists."
ASUN GENERAL ELECTIONS - ELECTION RULES
ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER: Gary Hall
COMMISSION: Dr. Paul Byerly
Dave Howlett
Mike Jacobson
Maxine Schoenrock
467-1873
472-2777
475-1047
472-2581
464-6891
477-5124
F.
7. No signs or posters may be placed on University grounds.
8. Chalking of building or use of classroom blackboards
prohibited.
MISCELLANEOUS
1.
SINCE A STATE OFFICIAL, A UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
BOARD OF REGENTS MEMBERS WILL NOW BE CHOSEN
THROUGH STUDENT ELECTIONS AT UN L, THE STUDENT
ELECTION PROCESS SHOULD CONFORM WITH STATE LAWS
GOVERNING OFFICIAL STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS, IN SO
FAR AS APPLICABLE AND PRACTICAL.
A. CALENDER (All dates given in this report are those in 1975)
The elections will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday,
March 19, 1975. Candidates who wish their names to appear on
the ballots must file by 4:00 p.m. February 28, with the ASUN
secretary in the ASUN Office at 334 Nebraska Union. Form for
filing may be picked up anytime after February 14, in the ASUN
Office.
Financial forms from all candidates andor parties must be
turned in by 4:00 p.m. March 19th to the ASUN secretary.
Student who wish to organize or run on a party, see "G. Student
Parties".
B. RULE FOR FILING Executive candidates must file completed
form 1. Senate candidates must file completed form B. Advisory
Board candidates must file completed form C. All filing form
shall be notarized.
All candidates must meet the respective eligibility requirements
of the post that they are seeking. Filing for different positions
must be done separately. There is a spending limit for each
position that must be adhered to. See the filing form.
Any incompletions, or lack of enough valid signatures will cause
the candidate's name to be removed from the ballot, or may
disqualify the candidate from the election. It should be noted;
falsehood expressed or implied on a noatrized document is a
felony under Nebraska State Law.
C. POSTER REGULATIONS
1. Poster and signs must not exceed 100 square inches each.
2. Only one poster per candidate per bulletin board is
permitted.
3. Poster may not be put out until March 2nd.
Candidates whose poster violate the above regulations may be
disqualified from the election.
D. VOTING REGULATIONS
1. Each student must present his own I.D. card when heshe
votes. The act of giving the I.D. to the poll worker is the
attempt to vote.
2. Each student will sign hisher own name on the college roster
and the poll worker shall verify by signing herher name
beside the student signature.
3. No student shall vote or attempt to vote more than once in
any election, nor shall any student aid such an attempts.
4. Upon conviction in the ASUN Student Court, the penalty for
the infraction of any voting regulation will be:
a. the offenders will not bs allowed to hold any position or
elected office of ASUN
b. an assessment not to exceed $100.00 in value may be
imposed.
5. Any assessment levied will be paid to the ASUN treasury.
6. All ballots will be validated. For a ballot to be valid it shall be
signed by two (2) poll workers and placed in the ballot box
by the poll workers.
7. The ballot to be used will be an IBM Port-A-Punch Card.
8. Folded or otherwise mutilated ballot will be invalid, voter
may request replacement card.
9. Each voter will be marked with an ultraviolet ink.
E. 10. Each I.D. card will be marked..
E. PROPER CAMPAIGNING PRACTICES
1 . Candidates must follow poster and sign regulations:
a. posters and signs must not exceed 100 square inches.
b. in order to conform with University regulations, materials
placed on bulletin boards must meet standards established
by the Office of Student Affairs. Please present the design
for each type of poster to the ASUN Office for stamped
approval.
c. in University building, election poster and sign
distribution must be limited to bulletin boards. Posters
and signs can net be permitted on painted walls or other
surfaces not designated as bulletin board in regard to
University classroom buildings.
2. Each candidate shall be responsible for actions taken in
hisher behalf.
3. Publicity on vehicles must be placed on that vehicle by its
owner.
4. All candidate campaign activities must be in accord with
accepted University and Municipal standards of conduct.
5. Persons engaged in active campaigning or candidate campaign
material must not be located within 200 feet of election
booths.
6. Fastening poster to trees, utility poles or public buildings will
not be permitted.
By hisher signature in filing, the candidate states that
heshee will follow proper campaigning practices, (see EO
Therefore, proven violations could result in candidate
disqualification, plus possible Student Court actions.
2. To be safe, get more than 35 signatures and I.D. numbers.
3. Candidates are not officially elected until final eligibility
checks are made.
4. Elected candidates assume office March 19th.
5. If your name andor party does not appear as you want it to
on the sample ballot as published in the Daily Nebraskan,
contact the Electoral Commissioner immediately.
G. STUDENT PARTIES
1. Student who desire to run on a party should put down their
party's name and initials on their filing form. Each
perspective party shall be required to secure 500 signatures of
students now enrolled at the University of Nebraska at
Lincoln. These signatures shall be submitted to the Electoral
Commission. In addition to the petitions, the party shall
submit to the Electoral Commission by 4:00 p.m. February
28th typed in alphabetical order of the names who are on the
petition. A person who appears on two or more lists of
parties shall be thrown out of both parties. No party will be
printed on the ballot unless this requirement Is met.
2. Candidates who are members of a party:
a. Executive candidates are allowed to spend a maximum of
$50.00 for their own campaign.
b. Senatoral candidates are allowed to spend a maximum of
$35.00 for their own campaign.
c. Advisory Board candidates are allowed to spend a
maximum of $35.00 for their own campaign.
3. Candidates who are not members of a party
a. Executive candidates are allowed to spend a maximum of
$65.00 for their own campaign
b. Senatoral candidates are allowed to spend a maximum of
$50.00 for their own campaign
c. Advisory Board candidates are allowed to spend a
maximum of $50.00 for their own campaign.
H. PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE ELECTORAL
COMMISSION
1. A sample ballot will be printed in the Daily Nebraskan at
least two (2) times before the election. The sample ballot
shall cover at least 13 of a page. This sample shall be clearly
stated SAMPLE ballot so that tt can not be submitted a an
official ballot on election day.
2. This sample ballot shall be posted at the polling places on
election day.
3. Printing of ballot shall be done exclusively by the University
Print Shop.
4. All persons working for the 'Electoral Commission as poll
workers shall be certified by the Electoral Commission.
5. Polling places shall be equipped with polling booths.
6. The ccmmUiion shall be (worn in by on of to Juiic of
the Student Court. The oath shall state that they themselves
8re not candidates and that they will perform their duties
honestly and fairly.
7. A class roster shall be used as a polling book. The student will
sign the roster by hisher name and the poll worker will sign
next to the student's signature.
8. Electoral Commission shall serve as the canvasing board.
9. Upon final tally of votes the Electoral Commission shall issue
a certificate of election. Copies of which will be forwarded to
the Secretary of State.
NOTE: There arc several additions which should be made to the
existing rules which the Electoral Commission has submitted to tha
ASUN Senate. They are as follows:
I . Under F. Miscellaneous No. 4 should read, "Elected candidates
assume office April 2."
2. Under G. Student Parties No. 1 tha last line In the paragraph
should be inserted as follows: "Student Parties will be allowed to
pool their monies according to the limit per candidate listed
below unc'w No. 2."
3. Also under F. Mieeatlansous insert the following:
6. Absentee Ballots-Students who will not be in Lincoln,
Nebraska, during tha time the polls are open because they are
on an officially recognized University trip may by stating tha
official function on a form supplied by tha ASUN secretary
and having their signature notarized by 4:00 p.m. on tha
Friday befors the election will be permitted to vote by
absentee ballot.
7. Disabled Ballots-Disabled shall mean unable to attend class
due to confinement to Student Health or a hospital. Students
so disabled shall call the ASUN secretary before noon of
election dey. A ballot will be brought to the student for
voting before 9:00 p.m. on election day.
Supplement 2: Addition: Section A, Paragraph 3
For a write-in candidate to be eligible for election they shall file a
financial form which shall be turned In by 4:00 p.m. March 21st to
the ASUN secretary.
10:30 a.m., 3:30 and 7
p.m. Anthropology
Department Film "The
Hunters" Union Auditorium
1 p.m. -Overseas
Opportunity Center-Travel
Film - Union Main Iiounge
3 p.m.-Career Action
Commission - Union Harvest
Room C
6 p.m. Volunteer Bureau
Tax Assistance Union 225
6:30 p.m. -Education
Psychology Department
Union 243
6:30 p.m.-Kappa Alpha Psi
- Union 232
7 p.m.-Table Tennis Club -Union
Conference Rooms
7 p.m.-Delta Sigma Pi
Union 337
7:15 p.m.-Pi Kappa Alpha -Union
343
7:30 p.m. -Historical
Simulations Club Union
Harvest Room C
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daily nebraskan
monday, march 17, 1975
