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friday, december 5, 1975 page 2 daily nebraskan e vote AAUP explains faculty bargaining By Sandy Moors What collective bargaining is and how it would operate at UNL were questions answered Thursday night at an American Association of University Professors (AAUP) meeting by some of its executive committee members. UNL faculty will vote Feb. 16 to deter mine whether the AAUP will be the sole bargaining agent for the faculty. , AAUP has 103 active members on the UNL campus. If AAUP wins the election, a faculty committee will prepare a contract with input from the faculty senate to be ap proved by the faculty and the NU Board of Regents. If either a faculty member or the Regents breach the contract, the case can be taken to court, James Kimberly, UNL sociology professor and secretary of AAUP said. -As it stands now, I see that faculty has no leverage whatsoever," AAUP Presi dent and UNL English Prof. John Robin son said. "Collective bargaining is a very serious matter and the decision (on it) ought to be made very carefully and deliberately," he added. Actually, the bargaining unit would be composed of three bodies, according to AAUP member-at-large and Associate English Professor James McShane. The executive committee, which would be the AAUP executive committee with possibil ity one more member, would be most re sponsible for the collective bargaining. This committee is elected by AAUP members. The negotiating team, not an elected body, would be four members appointed by the president and approved by the exe cutive, committee. The team then would name its own bargaining chief. Pe collective bargaining council, elec ted by districts representing the different departments, would be the source of facul ty sentiment on all issues. McShane said although these commit tees are similar to existing faculty commit tees, under AAUP they could get funding and assistance a local body would not get Should AAUP lose the election, a Court of Industrial Relations judge ruled Wednes day that the election may be set aside. Presiding Judge Benjamin M. Wall of Omaha said if it is proved that comments Lincoln Regent Ed Schwartzkopf made warning UNL faculty about collective bar gaining should alter the outcome of the election, the election may have to be re scheduled later. short Art Lending Library prints are due today. They may be returned to the South Conference Room between 8 ajn. and 5 pjn. The Undergraduate Library study areas on second and third floors of Nebraska Hall will be open 24 hours a day starting today through the end of finals. A meeting for Christian pre-med and other medical oriented students is planned for tonight at 7:30 at the home of Dr. Garland Bares, 1320 Carlos Dr. Those need ing a ride should meet at cabnehr FrSlT 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Union Pro gram Council-Art Lending Library Check-in - Nebraska Union South Conference Room. 9 a.m. Minority Affairs Union Auditorium. 10:30 a jn. Business Educa tion 120 Union Auditorium. 11:30 a.m.-Flightt and Study Tours Union 216. Noon Student - Y-Men's Awareness Union 337. 1:30 pjn. Nebraska Center for Health Education Union 243, : 1:30 p.m. American Pharmaceutical Association Union Auditorium. p.m. Inter Varsity Fellowship Union 1:30 p.m.-Fiights and Study Tours Union 222. 6:30 p.m. Teachers College Faculty Wives-dinner Unon Ballroom. 7:30 Christian 202. Saturday 8 :30-1 1 :30 a.m.-Wilderness Park Bird Walk-Wilderness Park. 7 p.m. African Students Association Union. 8 pjn .-Pi Mu Epsilon 461 5 South St. Sunday 9 p.m.-Gay Action Dance Commonplace, 333 N. 14th St. the Wesley House by 6:45 pjn. Everyone is welcome. "Direct Measurement of Radiationless Transitions in Gases and Solids' is the topic of a presentation by Dr. Melvin Robin of the Bell Telephone Laboratories of Murray Hill, NJ. 3:30 pjn. today at Hamilton Hall 110. Refreshments will be served at 3 pjn. in Hamilton Hall 801. Faculty, students and guests are invited . Pi Mu Epsilon, math honorary, meets Saturday at 8 pjn. at 4615 South Street. New and old members are invited. An important meeting of the African Students Association is scheduled for Saturday at 7 pjn. at the Nebraska Union. The City Parks and Recreation Dept. is spon- Now BOSTON HARBOR lb UrcJN FcA 1 UKliNo crab tf oyster shrimp At the best prices in town! 1641 So. 17th 432-6411 I 'WmJ Si r orj sale nori at THE KOLN CONCERT KEITH JARRETT fx The Mew Keith Jarre Albuoi (Sco Keith Jarrett In Concert Tomorrow Mfjlit 8 p.rsi. Centennial Room in the Union) 227 RLIIth- ,IHOjiniJ-j ir"" m m fr'"- in"'irKlirir1flHl "lif " mtm-ntm m 1 jffill at8"! soring a Wilderness Park Bird Walk Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 ajn. Start ing point is 27th and Saltillo streets parking lot, 5 miles south of Hwy. 2 on 27th St. The films, Grizzly Bear and Adventures of a Baby Fox will be shown Saturday and Sunday at the Chet Ager Nature Center. A Sufi workshop is sche duled for Saturday and Sunday at Commonplace, 333 N. 14th. The cost is $11 for both days, $8 for Saturday only, and $5 for Sunday only. For reserva tions and more information, call 432-6561. . A demonstration and exhibit of weaving and spinning wheels and a display of handmade wooden toys is scheduled to start Sunday and continue' through Jan. 10 at the Home Gallery, 2428 C Street. Any undergraduate English major interested in serving on departmental committees for the current academic year and next year should contact R. D. Stock, Andrews 304. Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman women's honorary, is offering 10, $2,000 fellowships for the 1976-77 academic year. Applications and informa tion may be obtained from Academic Services Adviser Mary Cunnignham, Admin istration Bldg. 108. doily nebroskon Editor-in-chief: Rebecca Brita, Newi Editor: Randy Gordon and Lori Demo. Managing Editor: Stan Linhorst. Associate Newi Editor: Gina Hills. Layout Editor: Michele Schmal, Night News Editor: John Kalkowskl. 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