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page 12 daily nebraskan rnonday, October 27, 1975 Ag board cites removal of intercampus barriers By Dick Hovorka The Fees Allocation Board's (FAb) ap proval last Wednesday of a $1,000 request by the Ag Advisory Board to construct a bulletin board on East campus will not effect most people. But Larry Rasmussen, president of the Ag Advisory Board, said the approval meant more than simply a bulletin board for East Campus. "Students (East Campus) have a better appreciation of what goes on on the down town campus. I have the utmost respect for the board," Rasmussen said. "I think we found out people on the downtown cam pus are reasonable." He said East Campus students fell they were being discriminated against when it came to fees allocation. The Ag Board felt only one club which directly affected East Campus students, the Bar-M dub, was re ceiving student fees. The club receives $100. In the request, the board recognized that a major portion of student fees went to support of the University Health Center, East campus Union, Nebraska Union and other programs available to all students. The process of acquiring a bulletin board for East Campus began in the spring of 1973, Rasmussen said. Students went through the Physical Plant and Dean's office in the College of Agriculture before applying to the FAB. "Students are now enthused about get ting involved in activities. They want to get involved in downtown Boards and activi ties," Rasmussen said. Rasmussen said 52 students showed up at the FAB meeting in which the vote was 7-2-2 to approve the request. One of the two dissenting voters, Doug Smith, said he wanted to wait for construc tion of the East Campus Union because there may be "duplication." He said he thought it was not FAB's place to approve a bulletin board but the Physical Plant's responsibility. Students look for ne w market sites Three possible new sites for Lincoln's Farmer's Market were considered in a pro ject recently concluded by 12 UNL archi tecture graduate students. The Farmer's Market has been located at 12 St. between N and O streets. Because of limited space and the possibility of con struction of the Centrum block, between '11th and O streets, architecture profes sors Roger Schluntz and James Porter co ordinated a design project for the students. Porter said the project was designed to show other possibilities for locating the market, although the 12th St. site was "reasonably successful." "The students worked in teams and focused on three locations for the market," Porter said. The sites were 11th St. be tween P and Q streets, 7th St. in front of the train station, and Haymarket Square, on 9th St. between N and O streets. "The students treated the project from an imaginative and realistic standpoint," Porter said. "We were concerned with colorful, interesting and appropriate de signs for a permanent site." He said the idea was formulated in conjunction with Larry Jorgenson, Lincoln Center Development director. Jorgenson said he studied the Farmer's Market and discussed with Porter and Schluntz possi bilities of different locations. "Whether there will be a new market location is still debatable," Porter said. Lincoln "is definitely going to have a Farmer's Market, but the present location may not be available," Jorgenson said. He said he suggested Porter and Schluntz do a project in case the market has to be moved. The students design projects, "were very well done," he said. Students pre sented their designs before a downtown advisory committee Oct. 18. The commit tee was pleased with them, Jorgenson said. wont I iiv.i1ii,.iiu.i ,. mr ir i. ii ii.iiiii I .. i j mm r - ii ii I ii .ii ilium. . ....i.ii.ir - - -ii Y-liiTur Mnmnnl iff w 1975 Honda Civic CVCC. 489-3920 evenings. 1973 Mazda RX-3 Sport Coupe; whiteblack int., steel radials. Great radial $. Great heater, $2000.474-2068. 1974 Mazda itet ion wagon. Will accept best offer. Evenings, 781-8238. 1971 Firebird; auto, air. excellent condition. 1969 Westphalia camper, overhauled, good condition. 432-1335. 4620 Tipperary. 1970 Fiat 125 Spyder; one owner. 432-83 1 1 488-7230. 1964 Chevrolet; good tires, runs good, state Inspected. $295 or make offer. 432-5013. 1974 Ford 4X4 half ton pickup; V-8, limestone green, excellent condition. 467-1912 aftar4o.m, 1972 Kawasaki $325. 432-4976. 175 F7, 1974 Yamaha 360; excellent cond. Must sell. $850 or best offer. 477-56 15. 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