friday, October 10, 1975
page 5
daily nebraskan
reviews emergency fees
By Liz Crumley
Emergency services are looked on by the UNL Health
Center as an auxiliary service, Gary Martin, Health Center
administrator, told CSL members Thursday-. .
This i3 the reason for the $7 emergency service charge,
Martin said. This fee is charged for all students requiring
the services of a physician after center hours.
Student fees are used to underwrite the cost of center
services, Martin said. The center also believes the user
should pay for a portion of the cost, he added.
Carolyn Grice, CSL member, said she thought the con
cerns over the fees could be alleviated partially by the
reopening of the night clinic.
According to Ken Hubble, Health Center director, a
night clinic open from 5 to 10 pjn. existed from the 1973
fall semester through the 1975 spring semester, This was at
no extra cost to the student, he added.
Grice raised the possibility of "siphoning" physicians so
more would be available for a night clinic. -
However, he said if the night clinic was reopened,
student fees probably would have to increase. The cost of
the night clinic includes not only the cost of the physician,
RHA special committee
but also the cost of a lab technician, medical records
secretary, pharmacist and receptionist.
; Hubble said it would cost approximately $60 XX) per
year to run the night clinic, -
Dennis Synder, CSL member, said he thought opinions
should be sought as to whether students would be willing
to pay $1.50 to $1.75 more in student fees for the night
clinic.
A question was also raised about the lack of communi
cation between the Health Center and ASUN. According
to Hubble, the $7 charge was determined by the center's
student advisory board. He added that three ASUN senators
were allowed to be a part of an interviewing board for
applicants to that advisory board. .
However, he said, even though ASUN was notified of
this, they chose not to sent representatives.
CSL also tabled discussion of a proposal until their next
meeting which would change part of the CSL appeals
procedure. v -
Lyle Young, CSL chairman, said he would talk to Jim
Pittenger and Bob Devaney about appearing at the next
CSL meeting to talk about UNL football ticket policies.
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The Special Issues committee of the RHA (Residential
Housing Association) plans to investigate UNL alcohol and
residential hall visitation policies, according to committee
chairman -Ray Walden's report at Thursday's RHA meeting.
Walden suggested that residence hall members invite
NU Board of Regents members to dinner in resident
halls. . . - - ; " v .
"As well as being a good chance for informal lobbying,
the regents will get a taste of local life," Walden said.
According to a survey of RHA members, the associa
tion's primary goal this year is "to continually work to
initiate arid coordinate efforts to upgrade the living environ
ment of the residence halls."
" Another goal, according to the survey, is. to work
towards establishing legal rights for students in residence
halls. This goal includes advocating an alcohol policy that
permits students of legal age to drink on campus, according
to Walden. -
Judie Sim in op, chairman of the Food and Housing com
mittee, said the committee hopes to work with Food
Service to get student input;
Food Service held a pudding-tasting session-last week at
which student volunteers could voice their opinions,
Siminop said. -
Chairman of the Communications committee Chelli
Perella, said the committee hopes to improve communi
cation between residence hall governments.
RHA will meet Thursday October 23 and will vote on a
social chairperson and a new vice president.
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