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fcparfcnrr.ti put that fesoe to bed long ao.
Dan L&dcly, SMim Film Theatre Erector, iaM inter
department cooperation is valuable, lie laid the free ihow
ings for Use departments, which are open to the public
have been beneficial to everyone involved, '
It was with this in mind that he originally made the
offers to the various departments to screen the fins with
out cost.
It seems odd that the theatre has been taken for
granted so hrz, that the notion of Sheldon's paying for
the screenings out cf its budget seems normal.
It's not. It is expensive. Sheldon has been willing to
pay it all along. Cat the point is, it never should havehad
to.
It is like a friend dropping in for a drink and staying
for three months.
It is about tsce the university quit yelping about a
deficit until it pays its share of the bill.
Ladeiy is requesting $5,000 to help pay for depart
mental screenings. This is how it should be.
This, seems entirely m tune with what should be.
There axe other factors. The fact that Ladeiy has to be
present for all screenings, the fact that Ladeiy had no con
tractual job security in the last few years, the fact that
Sheldon has been supportive of the local and national
independent filmmakers movement, and the glaring fact
that the Sheldan Fint Theatre is one of the most respect
ed film houses in the nation all show an imbalance.
Ladeiy has run the theatre in an educational and
cultural context. He has shown as many films free of
charge as possible, has tried to keep admission prices low
and provide a program of entertaining and beneficial
films.
Sheldon has offered the only alternative to commer
cial cinema in Lhcoln,nd the fare has been exceptional.
It is ludicrous that Shailcn is in its current condition,
having to ask for support that should have been there all
along. '
Ladeiy is asking the university to make the film theatre
director's job a salaried position within the university. He
is asking that a student assistant's job, also university
salaried "be. set up. These requests, coupled with the .
request that the university pay for some of the screenings
for the various departments, is all Ladeiy asks.
This request amounts to S18C0 to S20JC03 from the
university's budget. All other costs still would be
shouldered by the film theatre.
The question is not whether the university can afford
to put the film theatre on the budget, it is whether the
university and its community can afford to loss such a
valuable asset as the Sheldon FiLn Theatre.
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