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Faculty Senate will let CSL continue
By Cindy Coglianese
The Faculty Senate approved the continuance of the
Council on Student Life in its current structure despite
the Dec. 31 deadline of reconstruction set by ASUN.
John Benson, CSL chairman, told the senate at its
Tuesday meeting that the council had made recommend
ations to UNL Chancellor Roy Young to continue func-
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tioning. CSL will exercise all of its current powers and
have their judicial powers vested in another appropriate
existing or newly formed body.
Many of the senators expressed concern for continuing
CSL as an intermediate body between students, admini
strators and faculty members. ASUN has voted to with
draw CSL's out -of-classroom judicial power.
The senate also rejected a proposal for a change in
campus by-laws that would give the ASUN Senate more
governing powers.
The proposal, written by ASUN member Tim
Mommaerts was submitted without the endorsement of
ASUN. ASUN First Vice-President Bob Moodie explained
that Mommaerts is an appointed administrative member
of ASUN and that the ASUN Senate had no prior know
ledge of the special report before it was submitted.
ASUN President Ken Marineau also discussed reasons
for the reshuffling of ASUN committees. He said a
communications problem within the Senate led to the
consolidation of the existing 28 committees and that four
commissions are being designed to replace the
committees.
"We want to be more effective in what we are doing
but we want to do it responsibly," Marineau said. He
added that the movements are not politically motivated
but are management moves.
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of Pleasantville, N.Y., to UNL's School of Journalism will
help finance travel.
According to Director Neale Copple, the Reader's
Digest Foundation has supported UNL School of Journal
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Editors announced
Senior editors for the spring semester's Daily Ne
braskan have been announced.
Pete Mason, editor in chief for the spring semes
ter, has announced that L. Kent Wolgamott, a senior
from Curtis, will be the news editor.
Other editors include: Betsie Ammons, a senior
from Omaha and Amy Lenzen, a senior from
Sidney, associate news editors; Jeff Unger, a senior
from Lincoln, managing editor; John Minnick, a
senior from Lincoln, layout editor; Margaret
Stafford, a junior from Norfolk, night news editor.
Applications for reporters, copy editors, photo
graphers and artists will be accepted in Nebraska
Union 34 until 4 p.m. today. Sign-up sheets for
interviews have been posted.
Union Board agenda
The Ad Hoc Committee
on Union Operations and
Policy, formerly Nebraska
Union Board, will meet to
night at 7:30 in the Nebra
ska Union.
I. Approval of the min
utes. II. Open Forum-introductions.
III. Reports
A. President
B. Union Implementat
ion Committee
C. Union Facilities and
Needs Committee
D. Secretary
E. Other reports
IV. Old Business
A. Union Implementat
ion Committee
B. Weekend Inhouse
Catering
C. Nebraska Union
Board Bylaw Changes
V. New Business
A. 1979-80 budget re
quest B. Finals week build
ing hours
VI. Open End
ASUN agenda
The ASUN Senate will
meet at 7 p.m. tonight in
the Nebraska Union. Room
number will be posted.
I. Call to orderroll call
II. Approval of minutes
III. Appointments
IV. Open forum
V. Executive reports
VI. Committee reports
Academic Policy
Budget & Fees
Campus Life
Special Topics
Community Relations
Constitutions
Internal Affairs
VII. Old business
Senate Bill No. 33
(Rules Governing Student
Organizations)
Senate Bill No. 34 (The
Council on Student Life)
Ratification of Approp
riations Bill No. 3 and No. 7
VIII. New business
Appropriations Bill No.
20 (loan to ASUN Credit
Union)
IX. Announcements
X. Adjournment
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