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Wednesday, february 16, 1977
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Government fragmented
Student government tt the University of Nebraska is
extremely fragmented, I think this arraignment reflects
the administration of the university, and is inefficient. It
is important to provide" as many avenues for student in
volvement as possible. However, many organizations have
difficulty in consistently achieving quorums. ASUN
cannot recruit enough students to' fill its committee open
ings. Perhaps students legitimately feel that not all of
these committees are worthwhile.
Every organization on campus with which I am familiar
must continually question which projects and issues are
within its jurisdiction. Meaningful guidelines do not seem
to exist. ,
I ASUN makes tppointments to a great number of com
AtTAf A rnittces. This system would work well because it allows
w students to become involved in areas which hold interest
for them. However, ASUN has appointed students to com
mittees which have never met.
Student government at this university and all the
avenues for student input need to be reevaluated.
Judith Siminoe
Losers weepers
I have a complaint about the Daily Nehraskan 's policy
toward classified advertisements concerning 'foundw
items. When I found a set of keys in the Selleck meter lot
last week; I called the Daily Nebraskan to place an ad in
the "Lost and Found" section of the classified ads. I
talked to a number of the staff who first informed me
that "found" ads were a free service, but, upon discussion
with other staff members, told me I would have to pay for
the ad. Not only would I have to pay, but I had to have
the money to the office by 2 p.m. (it was now 12:45
p.m.). Since I hold a job and have to be to work by 1
p.m., I was not about to go through the trauma of finding
a parking place just to take $1.40 to the Daily Nehraskan
office for an ad that Theresa might not even see. So I
delivered the keys to the Campus Police headquarters,
who were very helpful and cooperative.
My point is this: for being a student-oriented, student
supported newspaper, the Daly Nebraskan does not really
cater to the needs of the students it serves. Theresa
probably didn't (or won't) get her keys back as fast as she
could have if she or a friend had seen the ad. This policy
discourages honest people from attempting to return to
the rightful owner important items that might have been
lost or mislaid.
Theresa, I hope you finally got your keys back.
Laurie Artt
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