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monday, October 29, 1979
KIWANIS 22nd ANNUAL
PANCAKE FESTIVAL
Tliursday, Nov. 1 1979
Pershing Auditorium 630 am - &00 pm
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Special music by Lincoh Hgh Schools
Some fansjegents reject student blues
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By Kathy Stokebrand
ASUN Senator Gail Casteel said she was pleased with
students reactions to Students' Day but was disappomtea
by the reactions of some football fans and some of the
NU Board of Regents, , '
Casteel, who was in charge of the second annual
ASUN sponsored event, said a couple of the regents
wouldn't accept the blue carnations given to them at the
chancellor's reception prior to the football game. Some
regents said they didn't think the students were going to
accomplish anything and thought the effort was a joke,
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Also Casteel said, some football fans weren't
cooperative. They were upset that students were wearing
blue, not red. "We weren't against' football, just
pro -education," she said.
Several people called to volunteer their help, Casteel
said. She thanked everyone who cooperated and added
that all the help and support were greatly appreciated.
Students Day was more successful than last year, she said,
because the effort was more visible.
At an" ASUN. press conference Friday afternoon,
statewide awareness and participation were urged for
Students' Day,
Cyn'itnr Brad Belt said Saturday was a A c.
people of Nebraska as much as it was for the students
because issues concerning students should be of interest to
all Nebraskans. Their tax dollars are being spent to
support the university and they should see where that
money is going, he said. Priority decisions need to be
made concerning funding, Belt said. As an example he
noted that funds were cut from computer research inthe
College of Business ' Administration. Belt hoped
unexpected dollars would show up for the library utilities
as they did for the union.
Students in the graduate college also are concerned
with the decline in education, said Senator Carrie Best a
graduate student. She cited an example of this decline 'in
an introductory marketing class. The class has gone from
small classes led by an instructor to one large lecture class
led by an instructor with smaller recitation sections, Best
said she will be teaching one of these recitation sections
although she has had no teaching experience because
"somebody has to do it."
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