thursday, September 14, 1978
daily nebraskan
page 15
ASUN to pay for tenant promotion
By Pat Gentzler
The ASUN Senate agreed Wednesday night to pay for
the promotion necessary to operate the tenant service
sponsored by ASUN and Nebraska University Public
Interest Research Group (NUPIRG).
The service, which provide students with information
about apartments, was the result of recommendations
made by NUPIRG after a study, financed by a $1 000
ASUNNUPIRG contract, was made.
The original bill brought before the Senate two weeks
ago included the financing of a Tenant Guide booklet to
be distributed by the service, but an amendment to that
bill excluded the booklet from ASUN financing.
CBA center works
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A new small business center in the UNL College of
Business Administration is designed to help students start
businesses, according to Robert Justis, associate professor
of management.
The center, at 201 CBA, is financed by a $30,000 grant
from the Nebraska Legislature. The grant was the result of
a request made in spring, 1977, by Bill Jackson, a former
UNL business major. In the spring of 1977, Jackson asked
the Legislature for funds to establish a small business
management course at UNL.
The course began last fall and continues with Justis the
director of the small business center, as its instructor.
"It will take about a semester to get it running the way
we want it to," Justis said.
The center will include manuals for small businesses,
Bank of America literature, Small Business Administration
handouts and other reference materials.
The center also will include a computer terminal
which, Justis said, will provide financial information such
as income and cash flow statements and balance sheets.
He said he hopes to develop workshops and seminars to
increase the center's effect on the state.
UNO, Chadron and Kearney State also have small
business centers.
"I hope to work together (with the centers) and
compliment each other to improve the small businesscomrr
Justis said he will encourage the students in his
business courses to use the center.
The center is open to all students as well as area
businessmen.
Senator Bob Gleason, who sponsored the amendment,
said that much of it was 'wrong, ambiguous, and over
generalized." He said he wanted to avoid a "possible
misleading interpretation of the law."
His "intention was not to kill the tenant guide," he
said, "but to send it back."
Sammie Grier, who represented NUPIRG at the Senate
meeting said, "Senator Gleason is correct. We would like
to rewrite it." But she added that she thought the tenant
guide was a service that was needed now since NUPIRG
did not give out legal advice.
After the amendment was approved by the senate and
the amended bill passed, Grier said, "The service will go
on."
"There's a lot more to this service than exists in
this tenant guide," Gleason said.
Grier said, the booklet will be rewritten and presented
to the senate again.
"Well work closely with Bob Lange (Student Legal
Services attorney)," she said.
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