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Summer Nebraskan 4 August 1977 22 Page Four Court 'victory' probably won't change budget system Turnabout is fair play. Just weeks after the NU Board of Regents lowered the fiscal axe on University administrators by directing them to maintain student fees budgets at their 1976-77 levels, the Nebraska Supreme Court has firmly established the Board's own spending responsibilities. The regents have already stopped cheering their highly touted 'Victory" last week. One wonders if they really wanted it at all. Right now the regents, NU administrators and the legislature's appropriations committee are all studying the court decision carefully. First, to find out exactly what it says, and second (one may assume) to figure out all the loopholes. If there is really any change, the system will probably be able to absorb it quite easily. More probably, the situation won't even change at all. 1:1; I I ft ' .WV I. . I,- M - :--V V - NK: 'V. ..I V W. ? 7 II The Nebraska Legislature still has final say on how much state tax money will be appropriated to the university. Even though it can only make recommendations on that money's use, those recommendations will have to be taken very seriously by the regents. The legislature, if it gets pushy, can always cut subsequent budgets if the regents refuse to spend tax dollars the way it recommends. There's only one group that will lose if there are any serious squabbles in the future between the Board of Regents and the legislature: the students. It's ironic that they're the only ones that don't have any say in the process. . As noted below, this is. the final issue of the Summer Nebraskan for this year. Despite the many 1 1 th-hour efforts (literally) it needed and 1 8-hour Tuesdays, from this vantage point it looks like it was worth it. The staff is pictured to the left. From left to right: Kent Swain, Andy Riggs, Rex Henderson and Steve Boerner. Unfortunately, it wasn't possible to collect all of the overworked and underpaid freelancers that contributed to the Summer Nebraskan for the photo. To mention a few: Mark Young, Jim Williams, Duane Grosse, Carla Engstrom, Tarn Lee, Doug Weil and Michael Zangari. And of course, our fine part-time secretaries, who kept us company and also restrained us from burning down the office on a couple of occasions: Nancy Winans and Kay Retzlaff. The Summer Nebraskan will be back next year, but we won't. For us the summer is finally beginning. Better late than never. FINAL SUiHR CLEARANCE GUYS: 110 Vested Suits $49 to $96 500 Shoes and Sandals $5.99 to $14.99 140 Blue Jeans $12.99 90 Sport Shirts $6.99 GALS: 130 Dresses $18.99 originally to $52) Tops $1.99 to $3.99 Pants & Jeans $9.99 to $13.99 Blouses $4.99 )0 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts $5.99 to $9.99 Shoes $6.99 to $12.99 80 Dress Pants $6.99 " Shorts $4.99 Many new fall fashions in now v LLvA bu This is the final 1977 issue of the Summer Nebraskan. The Daily Nebraskan begins publication Aug. 24. Airline & Steamship Reservations Hotel & Resort Accommodations Group Travel & Convention Arrangements ' - Two Convenient Locations First National Bank Building 471-1171 Gateway Bank Building 464-5902 Serving world travelers since 1945. r There IS a difference!!! xV. dccdapc cno. X MCATO DATO I SATO SATN - - - - - - - " m w m m m w m GRE GMAT OCAT VAT Gut broad range of programs provides an umbrella of test ing know-how thai enables us to offer the best preparation available, no matter hich course is taken Over 30 years of experience and success Small classes Voluminous iioitie s'iUuy ifta'eris's Courses that are csnslnnily up dated Permanent centers open days., evenings & week ends all year. Complete tape facilities for review of class tssons en1 lor use ol supplementary materials Make ups for missed lessons at our centers ECFMG o FLEX NAT L MEDICAL & DENTAL BOARDS Flenble Programs & Hours 10730 Ptcifc St.. Suit 243 Omaha, Nebraska 68114 (402) 337-4042 IECRL SERVICES 237 Nebraska Union 472-3350 mm Boys & Girls to attend V. 6 RANCH CAMP FOR BOYS AND GIRLS gett-13 Sessions from July 10-August 20 ro MOE INrORMATION eitSE WITE I23 221-3U0 ci SDUCATrOMM. CENTER 1-34 fl. 14th 3 SPCCMLrSTS SMCC ISM t r MCtlllTinH Bl I Bat ) w.no.a me turn pm n nt trm OuHmM NT So 0t CALL To FrM
