monday, february 20, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 7
Regents hike housing $70, approve publication ethics
By Rod Murphy
Although the student fees issue commanded most of
the attention in the recent NU Board of Regents meeting,
other matters were discussed Saturday.
The board approved a $70 increase in UNL housing
rates, accepted a report by UNL School of Journalism
director Neal Copple, conducted an open hearing on the
University of Nebraska at Omaha student government and
approved some Memorial Stadium renovations.
The board approved a $70 increase in board and room
rates at UNL residence halls. The increase means that
students will pay $1,335 a year starting next fall.
UNO student government also was discussed in an open
hearing at Saturday's meeting.
UNO graduate student, Bill Lane member of the UNO
student senate, said the UNO government wants to act as
the student's final authority over student fees.
This does not mean absolute final authority, UNL
Student Regent Paul Hoffmann clarified, but simply the
final student authority.
Lane also said that eligibility requirements for student
government executives were too strict.
With the proposed six-credit hour requirement, Lane
said freshmen a.id part-time students would automati
cally be barred from many student government positions.
Almost 50 percent of the students at UNO are in these
categories, he said.
The report by Copple studying the NU student press
was accepted by the board. Copple said the report revised
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a 5-year ethical code for campus publications.
The report urged that student editors and their publi
cations boards agree on the code of ethics before the
editors are hired.
In reponse to the issue of student fee support of
student newspapers, Copple said he thought the Daily
Nebraskan had done as much as possible to use adver
tising for financing. He added that he thought the Gate
way at UNO could solicit more advertising, they did
have a problem because the Omaha businesses are not
dependent on student income.
Roskens' . . .
Continued from page 1
Mike Turner, professor of agriculture economics, in
his appearance before the board, said that the university
is "long on academics, a little short on. practical
experience."
Practical experience could be made up to some extent,
through programs sponsored by student fees, he said.
The remainder of the president's proposal regarding
student fees is as follows:
Student governments will have the power to redistri
bute Fund A money to groups established and controlled
by ASUN that benefit a broad-based student population.
Redistribution of Fund A money to the Union Pro
gram Council at UNL and the Student Programming
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In another action, the board approved raising the
football ticket price to pay for restroom renovations at
Memorial Stadium and the Sports Complex, according
to Regent Kermit Hansen of Omaha.
An additional dollar will be charged on the gate price
of all tickets except student tickets, effective this fall.
The Big Eight officials must approve of the surcharge
before it can go into effect.
The next Big Eight meeting will be in two weeks,
according to Regent Robert Prokop of Omaha.
Organization at UNO may be done only with the approval
of the chancellor.
UPC and SPO may make grants of Fund A monies to
other student groups to support the initial programming
needs of these groups. These grants, commonly referred
to as 'seed money,' can be made only one year out of four
to any organization.
Fund B monies may be allocated for the support of
contractual agreements requiring dedicated student fees.
These include the University Health Center, unions,
recreational programs, and international educational
services.
Student groups will have the authority to charge
user fees for services they provide, as well as collect
voluntary contributions, according to the proposal.
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