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Lincoln Regent Edward Schwartzkopf said students
should support student organizations and student organi
zations should support other student organizations.
Schwartzkopf then asked why tiizD&lyNcbrssksa did
not support the Athletic Dept. Me was referring to the
Daily Nebraskan's sale of First Down progress for 10
cents, which he said cuts into the sales of the Athletic
Dept. programs.
Christofferson and Greg Johnson, ASUN president
elect said the Dtziy Nebmksn was providing a service to
the students. Students cannot afford to pay a $1 every
week for a foothdl program, Johnon said.
Schwartzkopf, Kermit Wagner and UNL student
regent E21 Mueller asked that the Daily Ncbrzskst be one
of the student organizations reevaluated by the task force
for their allocation of student fees.
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John M alone, University of Nebraska at Omaha student
regent told the resents to "stay away from cutting the
Ddfy Ncbrsskcn's funding. The Daily Nebrssken was
recently heralded as the midwest's outstanding student
newspaper and it's the best newspaper I have read."
Malone said the Dcily Nebrcskan receives $35,000 a
year in student fees and is published four times a week.
UNO's Gstewcy receives $46,000 a year and comes out
twice a week, he said.
Felllnham said students are being asked to carry a
greater burden of education cost.
A constant rise in student fees cannot be tolerated
without a resulting Increase in the level and quality of
student services," he said.
In other business, the board rejected a position taken
by medical center physicians last week against their
outside income.
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The board had asked the physicians to consider a
confidential disclosure plan for outside income from
private patients referred to the center.
Grand Island Regent Robert Koefoot asked that the
board initiate immediate implementation of the plan
despite the physicians' rejection of the plan.
McFadden asked the board to consider the legtl tech
nicalities involved before implementing the program.
Neal Vanselow, medical center chanccllor-desnate,
agreed with the confidential disclose plan,, Kccfoot
said.
The board also approved the appointments cf S
Welch as chairman ot the UNL Political Science Dept.,
Robert Cast as chairman of the UNL Agronomy Dept.
and Nick Stinnet as chairman of the Human Development
and the Family Dept.
short stuff
The Union Program
Council's Jazz and Java pro
gram is sponsoring a
People's Concert from 7:30
p.m.. to 10;30 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union South Crib.
Practices are currently
being held for the Booster
Yell Squad. If interested in
tryouts, come to Coliseum
20 at 3:30 p.m.
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Any student organization
interested in inserting
information in the Student
Alumni Board's' new
Student Information
Packets should contact Kim
Hachiya, Student Alumni
Board, Alumni House, 1520
R" Street by April 30.
The Prayer and Praise
organization will meet
tonight at 7:30 in St. Marks
Church, 1309 R St.
The UNL Tolkien
Fellowship organization will
meet today at 6:30 p.m. in
the Union. Room number
will be posted.
The Baha'i Association
will meet at 7:30 p.m. in
the Union. Room number
will be posted.
The College - Career
Christian Fellowship will
have a picnic at Bethany
Park beginning at 6 p.m.
Food will be served at 7:30
p.m.
The UNL Table Tennis
Club will meet from 7 i JO
p.m. in the Union mt! v
South Conference K .-.
The ASUN Government
Liaison Committee will
meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in
the Union. The committee
lobbies for student interests
on local, state and national
government levels.
The Tassels meeting has
been postponed until 5 p.m.
Thursday at' Valentino's
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