thursday, april 13, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 3
ASUN requests records
The ASUN senate voted unanimously
Wednesday night to request that Young
Americans for Freedom and the Nebraska
University Public Interest Research Group
furnish their 1977-78 meeting minutes to
the senate.
The minutes will be used by ASUN's
Special Topics Committee in their investi
gation of the two groups' compliance with
student organization guidelines. The com
mittee submitted the bill.
In other business, the senate passed a re
solution 19-12, recommending to the
Union Board that the ASUN office be
moved to first floor.
"How many students come to us to say
it's not accessible?" questioned Marvin
Kleeb, business senator.
"They might realize that ASUN is
around," responded Jay Yost, teacher's
college senator.
"I was one of the people that worked
day and night to get the office in the shape
it is now," said Bob Gleason, arts and
science senator, regarding recent renova
tions. "We have very good space up there now
Student (ails
to organize
card section
Efforts by graduate stu
dent Andrea Andreesen to
reorganize a card section
for next year's football
season have failed.
About 30 to 35 stu
dents responded to her re
quests for 400 to 800 vol
unteers to participate in a
section in the North Sta
dium. "It's hard to get people
to volunteer for something
uniess they got paid for
it," she said.
Andreesen said she will
continue her research on a
card section through next
year. The following year,
card section tickets will be
advertised when student
tickets go on sale.
stuff
Phi Chi Theta elections
will be at 4:30 today in
the Nebraska Union.
Room number will be
posted.
The Home Economics
Education Association will
meet at 6 tonight in the
East Union.
The UNL Agronomy
Club speech contest will
be at 7 tonight in Keim
Hall 244.
The Union Program
Council American Film
Classics Series will present
"It Happened One Night"
tonight at 7 and 9 in the
Nebraska Union Centen
nial Room.
The Medical Careers
Christian Fellowship organ
ization will meet tonight
at 7:30 in the Student Lu
theran Center.
The Concepts through
Theater group will present
"Endgame." a play by
Samuel Beckett, starling
Friday at 8 p.m. and run
ning through Sunday in
the Sellcck Quadrangle
Multi -Purpose Rtxm
ECKANKAR Interna
tional Student Sxiety is
sponsoring a Lincoln Re
gional Semnar Saturday at
1 and 7 p.m. and Sunday
at 9 30 a m in the Nebras
ka Union.
and we don't have any business kicking
around the people who are down here,"
Gleason said.
Another proposal drawing much con
troversy would have installed the three
senate members of the' executive commit
tee as cx-officio members on all but the
four standing committees.
Drafter of the bill, Teacher's College
senator Toni Ecklund said the bill was
aimed at giving the ex -officio members
non-voting status and no committee pri
veleges. Parliamentarian Charles Fellingham
quoted Robert's Rules of Order, however,
stating that ex-officio members have "all
the rights of members and none of the re
sponsibilities of members." Those rights in
clude making motions and voting, Felling
ham said.
After discussion about the direction the
bill should take it was postponed indefin
itely by a 244-2 vote.
Other motions passed Wednesday night
permitted ASUN executives to authorize
petty cash expenditures of under $25 per
executive each month.
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