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Wednesday, august 23, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 53
?nsi week format new:
rate to wte open house
By Sara Martens
UNL fraternities will try a new system
and sororities will stick to the old as both
seek pledges for the coming year.
Fraternities have abandoned the tradi
tional Rush Week format of scheduled
house visitations to try an open house
format, said Jim Dennell, Interfraternity
Council rush chairman.
Fraternity rush will begin at 9 ajn.
Friday with a slide presentation on Greek
life. Following the presentation, 12 of
UNL's 25 fraternities will have open house
for any rushee who wishes to visit. Open
house will be Saturday at the remaining 13
houses.
Sorority rush begins Thursday with
each rushee visiting 8 houses, followed
by 5 scheduled parties on Friday and 3 on
Saturday.
Pledging for sororities will be 5 p.m.
Sunday but fraternities must wait one
week before pledging new members, Den
nell said.
"This waiting period should generate
more interest in rush," Dennell said. "The
guys will have to keep rushing all through
that week if they want to pledge anyone."
Although most fraternity rushing is done
during the summer, Dennell said, the open
houses should provide an opportunity to
get good pledges.
"We want this to be a kick-off for rush
that will last the whole academic year," he
said.
It also is hoped the new system will
generate increased interest in fraternity
rush, Dennell said.
Fraternity Rush Week attracts between
60 to 90 people each year, said Jayne
Anderson, IFC-Panhellenic coordinator.
Anderson said the change in fraternity
rush is a "tremendous progressive step that
will encourage rush throughout the year."
Rush Week is the first chance for
sororities to rush and 677 women have
signed up, Anderson said. About 20 to 25
percent of those registered will drop out
before rush begins, she added.
"About 90 percent of those dropping
out have been accepted to other schools
since they registered for rush and will not
be going through," she said.
ASUN work begins early
With the school year rapidly approach
ing, ASUN has begun work on several of
its projects, including a student book
exchange, a government workshop in Ala
bama, a university credit union, and
moving the student government office to
the main floor of the Nebraska Union.
ASUN's office was moved from the
union's third floor to the main floor next
to the Women's Resource Center about a
month ago. The study area replaced by the
office was moved to the previous office
location, room 335.
"Student government should be acces
sible to students," said ASUN President
Ken Marienau. "Up in the attic it was hard
for people to even know where we are."
A need for more room also necessitated
the move.
Among ASUN's fall projects is a trip to
Alabama the weekend of the Nebraska
Alabama football game. A one-day work
shop will be held with student government
representatives from UNL and the Uni
versity of Alabama.
Alabama's student body president invit
ed ASUN to the workshop, Marienau said.
A group of 21 is planning to begin the
trip Thursday, Aug. 31. Students attend
ing the workshop will pay their own way,
he said.
Marienau said the workshop will give
the group a chance to "pick up ideas from
other parts of the country."
ASUN's. first meeting will be Wed
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