friday, October 6, 1978
daily nebraskan
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Marienau recommends CSL
focus on university concerns
By Kim Wilt
ASUN President Ken Marienau, addres
sing an informal meeting of the Council
on Student Life (CSL), told the members
that CSL's function should be to deal with
university wide issues, not student issues.
"The role (of CSL) might be more wide
spread in the area of campus life, more
than student life," he said.
Marienau said that when ASUN decided
to recall university committees, CSL was
originally to have been left out of the
action for two reasons.
The first reason, he said, was that CSL
is a part of campus by4aws, and the second
reason was that students make up a
majority of CSL's members. But, he said,
that because of its importance, CSL was
included in the recalling action.
CSL Student Affairs member Janet
Krause said, "I view this action with dis
may . . . CSL allows a middle ground, it is
not a vested interest. It would be tragic
if we mess around with this beautiful open
forum."
Marienau said in reply that while he
thought it was "vitally important to have a
group where faculty, students and staff can
get together," that "there has been contro-
Football run to raise
donations for hospital
Thirty-five members of Tau Kappa Ep
silon Fraternity will be running a football
relay this weekend from Lincoln to Ames,
Iowa, to raise funds for the St. Jude Child
ren's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.
The runners left this morning in five
vans from the TKE house and hope to
complete the 225-mile realy at the Iowa
State University TKE house at 11 ajn.
Saturday.
The fraternity hopes to raise $2,500 for
the hospital, which is the only research
center dedicated exclusively to curing
childhood cancer and other deadly child
ren's diseases.
versy from its (CSL's) inception, mainly
regarding the gray areas-who hears what,
where and when."
Marienau said that of the proposals
regarding CSL's function, he favored the
alternative that read "Change (CSL)
powers to policy recommending on matters
of mutual interest sent to it by ASUN
or the Faculty Senate."
He said that CSL would still have
"policy recommending powers to the
chancellor, as it does now" but it would
be on university, not student concerns.
CSL member Larry Williams said that
he felt ASUN was going too fast. "If you're
going to undertake something like this, it
should be done on a slow, methodical
basis," he said. He said he felt there was
"too much overlap between ASUN and
CSL," and suggested that CSL should be
"under ASUN's wing."
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