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Sherry Cole, Fees Allocation Board (FAB) chairwo
man, has resigned her post because the UNL administra
tion office has no proof she is a student, ASUN president
Bill Mueller told the ASUN Senate Wednesday night.
At Senate's weekly meeting in Nebraska East Union,
Mueller said the administration cannot find Cole's tran
scripts and she needs to find them to graduate in May.
Cole resigned because she needs time to clear up this
problem, he said and stressed that there was no pressure
on h'f to quit.
Those interested in serv
ing as Residence Hall
Association fRHA) secre
tary, treasurer, or com
mittee chairman for. Food
and Housing, Student
Issues, or Communications
for 1977-78, should send
their "name, address, phone
number and qualifications
to the RHA office, Neihardt
107. Deadline for entries is
Friday.
The Union Program
Council and the Nebraska
East Union Program Coun
cil are sponsoring a Marx
Brothers Film Festival at 7
p.m. iii both the Union
Centennial Room and the
East Union Great Plains
Room.
Glen Fugitt, demo
grapher from the Univer
sity of Wisconsin will
present a colloquim on New
Trends in Non-Metropolitan
Population Change at 12:30
p.m. in Oldfather Hall 707.
The Wachiska Audubon
Society meets at 7:30 pjn.
in C.Y. Thompson Lounge,
East Campus.
calendar
9 ajn. to 3:30 pjn.
Psychology Dept. Sympos
ium, Union Ballroom.
12:15 p.m.-Seymore
and May wood Schools,
Union North Conference
Room.
2 p.m. -Health Educa
tion Staff, Union 243.
2 p.m. -Marketing Club,
Union Auditorium.
v 2 p.m. - Psychology
Dept. Symposium, Union
222 & 132.
3 p.m. - Summer
Sessions, Union 216.
4 pjn. Panhellenic,
Union 203.
4 pjn.-Phi Chi Theta,
Union 242.
' 4 pjn.-Union Pro-
trrtm
V1 -
staff, Union 243.
4 " pjn.-Council of
. American Indian Students,
IT- 111
union
5:30 p.m.-Eta Sigma
Gamma. Union Harvest
Room A.
. 6 p.m. Christian Science
Organization, Union 222.
6:30 p.m. Residence
Hall Association. " Union -
-242. - V-
;' 7 pjm.-Baptist Student
Union, Union 242.
7 pjn. Volunteer In-
225F-G-H.
Rush, Union 337. .
7 p.m. Union Program
-Council Films, Union Cen
tennial Room.
7:30 pxi. - Mexican
American Student Acocia
tion, Union South Con
ference Room.
7:23 psx-llzh Coun
selors, Union 225 B-C.
short stuff
Daniel Elazar, professor
of political science at
Temple University, will
speak on the Generational
Rhythms of American
Politics at 3:30 pjn. today
. in Oldfather 538.
Tiie UNL Agronomy
Club will meet at 7 tonight
in Keim Hall 244.
Ralph London from the
University of Southern Cali
fornia will present A View
of Program Verification at
4:30 pjn. in Ferguson 217.
The UNL African Stu
dents Association will meet
Saturday at 7 pjn. in the
Union to elect new officers.
Alpha Zeta will hold its
Annual Spring Initiation'
Banquet on Sunday at 6
p.m.- in the East Union
Great Plains Room. Fall and
spring initiates will be re
cognized. Guest speaker will
be Governor J. James Exon.
Tickets are available from
any new initiate or Chuck
Clanton. Admission is $5.
."'
The AUF Spring Faculty 1
Drive is in progress until
April 22. All donations will
go to Senior Diners.
The Pre-Vet Club is spon
soring a trip to Omaha's
Henry Doorly Zoo April 16.
Club members interested in
the trip should contact
Cathy Pinkerton 472-9502.
Mueller said FAB will elect a new chairperson at
tonight's meeting at 7 pjn. in Nebraska Union.
The Senate also discussed the senator's appearance at
Saturday's NU Board of Regents meeting. Three senators
will speak for 15 minutes against the proposed student
fees increase.
In ether business, Sen. Lylo George appeared in Open
Forum to report the results of the UNL Student Court
hearing on his case against FAB.
Although they decided against the case, George said
the court told him that ASUN should make recommen
dations to FAB about fees allocation. ASUN counsel
Steve Voigt said he interpreted this to mean that the court
believes ASUN should call for election rather than
appointment of FAB members.
Supreme court okays
faculty bargaining units
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that
there can be a number of bargaining units within NU and
departmental chairmen are labor, not management.
The 5-4 decision upheld an earlier ruling by the Court
of Industrial Relations which was appealed to the
Supreme Court by the NU Board of Regents.
The Court noted that there are differences between
University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO), the NU Medical
Center and UNL and said it was proper for the American
Association of University Professors to the exclusive bar
gaining agent for the UNL faculty, according to the
Lincbln Journal.
Separate bargaining units for the Colleges of Law and
Dentistry were approved. The question of recognition
came before a faculty vote February 16, 1976. Only the
Law College voted to be represented by a bargaining unit.
UNL faculty rejected unionization.
The decision "rests on our belief the UNL faculty
has a sufficient community of interest separate from
the faculty of UNO," the Court said in its opinion.
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