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By Anns Ccnrthcn
There is r.o leaser a
Women's Physiol Education
EiS. at UNL. Th buHding is there, but it is named Mabel '
Lee II-Il.
The name charts was approved by the NU Board of
Re-nts Jm. 8, sad James O'lknlon, chairman of the
UNL Hiydcd Education and Recreation Dept.
The buHdLi was named after Mabel Lee, who served
as director of physical education for women at UNL from
1924 to 1952, 0'Hanlon said. .
I am deeply grateful to have this recognition ,w Lee
ssii.
Lee is 90 years old and lives in Lincoln.
Lee said she is working on her fifth bock, Mmories
of a Bloomer GH She said the book is to be launched
at an American Association of Health, Physical Educa
tion and Recreation , convention in Seattle this March.
Work is hobby
"This is my hobby and my work" she said of her writ
ing. She also said she still travels to speak about physical
education at universities.
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Architect wants out
of SCO sgreenient
Lincoln .architect Kenneth Qark wants out of an agree
ment with Southeast Community College (SCQ to sell
them 117 acres of land for a Lincoln campus project.
Clark reportedly withdrew from the contract because -not
all of its conditions were met, but he refused to com
ment further for the Deify Nebrcskon on this report.
Two businessmen have brought a lawsuit against the
contract, claiming the bond sale, bidding, evaluation and
other aspects of the project were improper, Gark said
he was not connected with the lawsuit.
Robert Eicher, area president of SCC, said the first
payment for the property near 86th and O streets was
. made Dec. 30 and the deed accepted. A condition of the
contract, annexation of the land, was to have been met by
Jan. 14, Eicher said, and when it . was not,
Qark withdrew the contract, ,
Eicher said Mayor Helen Boosalis had not approved
annexation of the property because the use of six acres of
land adjacent ot the 1 17 acres had not been resolved.
Commenting on the lawsuit charging improper bidding
methods, Eicher said he believed SCC followed legitimate
methods of soliciting bids, but any taxpayer was entitled ,
to bring suit.
Despite these complications, Eicher said a letter of
intent was issued to Olson Construction Co. to proceed
with the project. However, he said, construction probably
would not start until the courts resolved the issue.
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Lee said she thinks there has been a terrific change
in the acceptance of women's intercoHegiite athletics,"
She was the first woman president of the American
Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation,
and the American Academy of Physical Education.
She also was' one of the founders of the National
Association of Physical Education for Collets Women
and later president of that organization,
J was in the thick of the women's Lb movement in
our profession, Pve been reed to working with men and
having men accept women," Lee said.
She said when she came to UNL, women wanted a
physical education program of their own and her position
was created for that purpose;
Not tpprcpdsteJ
Ollanlon said the department decided to petition to
change the name of the building since the Womens
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Physical Education EUg, name was no longer appropriate.
"This ceased to be a women's physical education
building since the departments (men's and women's
physical education) merged three years ago" he said,
'There have been as many men here as women, and the
daases are coeducationsl.'" s
l came here 52 years ago to get the women divorced
from men's athletics and now my name is being put on
the building to get them remarried, Lee said,
Ollanlon said a few members of the Physical Educa
tion and Recreation Dept, besn discussing a petition
for the name change this fall, although the idea had been
around for a couple of years.
He said new signs to go in front of Mabel Lee Hall are
ordered, but even after they get here it wO take a while
for the transition to take effect,
OTlanlon said the department is planning a ceremony
this spring in recognition of Lee,
ASUSS! tables student fees proposal
By Dctsie Amnions
A proposal calling for ASUN control of student fees
allocations was received by the ASUN Senate at their
Wednesday meeting in Nebraska East Union. -
It was tabled because the ASUN constitution states
that an organic act cannot be voted on the first week
it is discussed.
Organic Act Four, sponsored by Sen. Scott Cook,
contains guidelines for regulation of student fees allo
cations to UM. stient organizations.
It divides student organizations into two categories,
status one organizations, which would not request any
student fees, and status two organizations, which would
receive student fees if they meet qualifications stated in
the act.
According to the act, status two organizations must
submit a ""statement of intent" telling how they w21
spend their requested allocation. The statement must be
Approved by the Senate.
In addition, status two organizations must give one
per cent of the money allocated to them per year to the
ASUN treasurer.
Cook told the senators the charge would be used to
finance paperwork incurred by processing the student
organization's status. . .
Under the act, all organizations will be required to sub
mit constitutions to ASUN for approval, regardless of
their status.
Cook said he would withdraw the one per cent charge
if the NU Board of Regents would make the Fees Allo
cations, Board, which currently handles all student fees
allocations, a subcommittee of the Senate.
lie said he has a tentative OX." from Ron Gier
han, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, on each pro
vision except the one per cent charge.
FAB chairwoman Sherry Cole is against the act, "
according to Cook but he says FAB member Paul Morr
ison supports it.
Cook emphasized that the act applies only to student
organizations and that major fee users, such as the health
center, would be exempt. The ASUN Senate and the
Daily NebmJum also would be handled separately, he
said.
- The act states that failure to comply with the guide
lines would result in denial of student fees to the offend
ing organization. "
Cook also presented Organic Act Five, proposing that
"ASUN have final approval of student fees organizations.
which he said would "add extra power
Four.
to Organic Act
In other business, the Senate approved the appoint
ment of Karen Tejcka, a junior nursing student, as their
1977 Election Commissioner. Second Vice President
Joe Stavas said election procedures will be presented to '
the Senate at their next meeting.
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