friday, October 10, 1975
daily nebraskan
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Alcohol is tbpic' at "chat"
Nebraska Wesleyan University (NWU)
Student Affairs President Charming Dutton
explained Wesieyan's new alcohol on cam
pus regulations and NU Regent Robert Pro
kop discussed NU's alcohol policy Thurs
day night at a Student Alumni Board
sponsored "fireside chat."
sAn estimated 40 persons attended the
"chat," breaking into small discussion
groups following Dutton's and Prokop's
remarks. .
Dutton emphasized the difference be
tween campuses in explaining NWU's new
policy which legalizes alcohol in dormitory
rooms.
Regent Prokop said he would not
oppose allowing alcohol in the Nebraska
Center for Continuing Education on the
East Campus or in the Nebraska Union.
He suggested that "ASUN and the
others concerned" work on getting the
legislature to pass a bill mandating the
Board of Regents to allow alcohol on
campus.
He explained his opposition to alcohol
in the dorms is based on what he feels his
constituents believe.
"I think eventually the progressiveness
of the state will turn and it (alcohol on
campus) will be accepted," he said. "But
when is a good question. It's just a matter
or time."
"There's a mood difference at Wesleyan
from the University situation here,"
Dutton said. "At Wesleyan we're striving
towards a community attitude in all
aspects."
Dutton said he doesn't feel there has
been a physical change on campus since the
relaxing of the alcohol prohibition.
"I don't think there are more drunks,"
he said. "I estimated about 97 per cent of
the students had violated the alcohol on
campus policy (before the change) when
(NWU president) Dr. Rogers asked me."
According to Dutton, resident advisors
had turned their heads in the past few
years to alcohol on campus "as long as
the students didn't hurt themselves or
bother others.
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