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daily nebraskan
Wednesday, december 10, 1980
Wessels proposes
meetings between
students, advisors
ASUN President Rence Wessels has suggested to NU
President Ronald Roskens' Advisory Council that
students be invited to spend some time with the
council members "to communicate our concerns to
them.
"I think it would be an excellent mechanism for
pulling together the council and the students " Wessels
said.
The Advisory Council meets every three months for
a hall" day at Regents Hull. The council is made up of
more than 100 leaders from across the state, Wessels
said.
Wessels said she would like to use the rest of the day
for meetings between the council members and stu
dents. Wessels foresees students talking to the council
about "the needs of the institution as the students as
consumers see them, the problems of the school, facul
ty salaries, the library, high tuition and over-crowded
calsses," Wessels said.
James C. Mart, a council member and a lawyer from
Omaha, said a meeting between the advisory council
and students "would give the advisers insight into the
special problems of students," Hart said.
"A meeting could be beneficial to both classes
of people," Hart said.
Council Member Dan Morgan, 'a rancher from
Burwell, said he is also in favor of the idea. He said
he doesn't see any opposition to the idea, but he does
see a problem in getting students to attend.
"The students would have to show up. What kind
of response would we have'.' We'd have to find out if
students are serious about this.
Jim Raglin, NU director of public affairs, said he
doesn't remember hearing anything about the idea. He
said the idea may not have made it from the small
group sessions to the large-group presentation. A tape
was made of the presentations, which will be reviewed
by Roskens before the next meeting in the spring.
"I don't know if the council members would want
to drive down to spend four hours in the council
meeting, and then spend an additional four hours with
the students. We've never had them for a whole day."
Raglin said.
Group presents tips
for health in winter
Winter presents some special hazards to health, and
with winter coming on, the Nebraska Medical Association
points out there are some things to do to stay healthy
during these cold months.
Frostbite is a constant threat for those who are out
doors in the cold. Frostbite creeps up on you before you
know it. Ask a friend or relative to watch your cheeks,
nose and ears for gray and white spots. If one appears,
then get indoors. Do not rub the affected area. Let it thaw
gradually.
There are increased cases of colds and flu in the winter.
Actually, those are virus infections that do not depend on
the weather.
A cold cannot be cured once it starts. There are medi
cines that relieve the discomfort while the virus is running
its course. Bed rest usually helps the sufferer to feel better.
If the sore throat, headache, fever and general dis
comfort that goes with colds or flu become unbearable,
you may wish to see your doctor. He may prescribe addi
tional medicine to alleviate the symptoms.
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