friday, march 3, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 3
Bylaws amend CSL appeals role
The authority to hear substantive appeals was added to
the responsibilities of the Council on Student Life (CSL)
by the group's passage of a bylaw amendment Thursday
night.
The amendment enlarges CSL's function from hearing
only procedural appeals of student organizations to hear
ing substantive appeals of student organizations and in
dividual students.
The council will be able to look at the issues of an ap
pealed decision instead of only determining whether
correct procedures had been followed by administration
in making those decisions.
The group voted to accept the amendment before
making necessary revisions in its current hearing
procedures.
Ken Christoffersen, CSL member, said this would im
mediately make available an appeal outlet to any group or
individual that needs one now.
Chairman Joan Wadlow said the current hearing pro
cedures could be adapted to a substantive appeal hearing
if one comes up before they are revised.
Group member Jim Smith said his talks with UNL
officials have shown a general administrative support of
the CSL bylaw amendment.
According to Smith, Richard Armstrong, vice chancel
lor for student affairs, is aware that student organiza
tions need a route of appeal and grievance address.
Janet Krause, CSL member, said she felt appeals
are not the direct responsibility of the council.
She said CSL should be responsible only for creating a
group that would hear such appeals.
Christoffersen said he felt appeals are a large part of
CSL business and should be handled by the group itself.
The council also voted to support the substance of the
Student Bar Association's resolution that alcohol be legal
at events financed solely with an organization's self
generated funds and complying with state and university
regulations.
Group members supported Armstrong's proposed
task force to review student affairs policies and practices.
Discussion cools, budget request adopted
A compromise budget request vas adopted by ASUN
Wednesday night after disagreements between ASUN
executives and Treasurer Mike Brogan.
The compromise, totaling about $35,000, was drafted
by the budget and fees committee late Wednesday after
noon. ASUN executives presented a $41,385 budget request.
Brogan's request was for $32,300.
ASUN's Fees Allocation Board allocation for this
fiscal year was $32,160. Changes from last year's budget
include :-
-raising ASUN execu !vs' salaries from $145 a month
for president and $120 r vice presidents to $160 and
$140 respectively, a.;d ying them half-salary over the
summer.
-maintaining a part-time secretary year round for
$4,800 as opposed to $4,500 allocated this year for only
school months.
-raising the Student Legal Services attorney's salary
from $12,000 to $13,000 a year.
-raising Government Liaison committees allocation
from $200 to $700.
-reducing the ASUN Book Exchange budget from
$500 to $100.
-cutting funding to Free University, leaving its exis
tence up to the new executive board.
-raising the communication budget from $500 to
$800.
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to
Undeclared Students
Students undeclared as to college have
been randomly assigned a college to vote
in for the March 15th ASUN election
based upon the last two digits of their
student I.D. number.
The assignments are:
Last 2 digits:
00-10
11-14
15-42
43-60
61-71
72-78
79-82
83-99
College
Agriculture
Architecture
Arts & Sciences
Business Adm.
Engineering
Home Economics
Nursing
Teachers
Any undeclared student who does not wish
to vote in the college heshe has been as
signed must file a notarized form in the
ASUN office, 334 Nebraska Union, by
4:00 p.m., March 13th.
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