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I!s said he did sot hold much hope that a successor
could be found before Varner resigns Jan. 1 .
The regents began their meeting after Nancy Noren
berg was sworn in as the new student regent for the
University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO).
Norenberg was elected interim student body president,
in a special election last week to replace Steve Shovers,
who was impeached Nqv. 10.
Norenberg will serve until January when John Tdalone,
a UNO graduate student; will take office.
Maloae was elected UNO student body president
during elections last week. He defeated seven other can
didates, including Shovers. .
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