thursday, September 20, 1979
daily nebraskan
page 15
earin' of the blues to signify student protest
Dy Barb Richardson
Another students day is in the planning,
according to ASUN Sen. John Kelly. Kelly
told the senate last night during their meet
ing that senators have been working on the
plans since the resolution proclaiming a
students day was passed Aug. 29
The day is planned for Oct. 27 during
the Colorado game and according to Kelly,
students will be urged to wear blue to pro
test problems at UNL.
Kelly said that letters will be sent to the
NU Board of Regents to get feedback from
them on the students day.
"Hopefully, they (the regents) will not
blow It off like they did the tuition in
crease, "Kelly said.
Sen. Janice Kluck questioned if the re
gents would take the time in writ hank
till I III WMVnn
We re going to, ! hate to say-'put
them on the spot,' but that's it," Kelly
said.
Plans for students day Includes trying to
get speakers during protest week to talk
about academic issues, window dressings in
residence hall windows and getting support
from Greek houses.
Student input on UNL's budget is one
of the objectives of ASUN's Budget and
Fees Committee, according to chairwoman
Renee Wessels.
Budget and Fees will be trying to get
five representatives from each of UNL's
colleges' student advisory boards to meet
with the deans and heads of faculty in each
,of their colleges and discuss the budget,
Wessels said.
This year, the student representatives
will have to discuss the budget that's
already been prepared, but next year the
students will hopefully be involved in pre
paring each of the colleges budgets, Wessels
said.
"It's always been an idealistic thing
(getting student input on the budget) that
they've (ASUN) has always wanted to do,"
Wessels said.
After the representatives from each of
the colleges have worked on their colleges'
budgets, Wessels said all of the representa
tives will combine their resources and make
a presentation to the Legislature.
Wessles said that the state senators who
who she has talked with are "real respon
sive" to the idea. She said that it will pro-.
bably help the Legislators because now
they will get two views, the students and
the administrators.
Wessels said that the committee will
present their idea to deans of the colleges
this! week.
She said the ultimate goal for the future
Is to get students a vote in the budgeting
process.
In other action, ASUN condemned the
regents for not reversing their action on in
creasing tuition.
"ASUN condemns the unresponsiveness
of the Regents to student concerns and
their lack of responsibility to their consti
tuents," the proposal read.
During the meeting, Maynard Krantz
was named to the Union Board, Karen
Langland was appointed to the Student
Court and faculty members Kam-Ching
Leung, Louis Picard and Max Clegg were
named to the Student Research Grant
Committee.
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Technics SA-5760 receiver
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evenings and weekends, ask for
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One unsigned student season
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Big record album sale. Rock.
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Hundreds 'like new $1-$3. Sat
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Plants. Plants, Plants; Very
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1 bedroom, carpet, lots of
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Company, 474-1 666.
CAMPUS CLOSE
1 block from campus, furnished.
1 bedroom apt. only $1651 Call
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Christians I
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GET OUT OF THE DORMS
We will help with your dorm de
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70th & Van Dorn
27th & Highway 2
Primarily evening hours. Call
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DONUT STOP
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and Saturday morning. Apply in
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Busboys wanted. Call 472-9861.
Cocktail waitress, full or part
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Student with references to
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100 N. 56th
Suite 315
466-8496
Ideal part-time job for stu
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$1.75hour. Call 474-5544 be
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Help wanted-Two students
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service. Monday-Friday 8 a.m. -2
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