Wednesday, december 10, 1980
Professors
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"It's a very easy start flag-waving,"
he said, "but we have chosen to take
the route of persuasion."
"It doesn't sound very dramatic, but if
you've got facts to back you up, you can
make your point," he said.
Bahar said the approach is convincing
the administration to take significant
steps to solve salary problems.
"I think the budget reflected that sal
aries were one of the highest priorities,"
Bahar said.
Creswell agreed with Bahar's estimate of
the administration's concern for the pay
level at UNL.
He said administrators are trying harder
now to make the university more attract
ive to faculty.
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He also praised UNL Interim Chancellor
Robert Rutford as being "budget con
cious" and willing to reallocate extra
funds for salaries.
One administrator, Ned Hedges, vice
chancellor of academic affairs, is an official
who illustrates the administration's aware
ness of the salary discrepancy.
"Any kind of comparison that I've ever
seen would indicate that faculty salaries
at UNL are not competitive and are below
what they ought to be," Hedges said.
For the last 10 years, UNL has lagged
behind the inflation rate, according to
Hedges.
"It's a matter of history. The notion is
that the cost of living is lower here than in
most places. Therefore, not as much mon
ey is needed," Hedges said.
Regents to study change
in football ticket policy
, The NU Board of Regents Friday will discuss adopting
a new student football ticket policy.
The board in October instructed NU President Ronald
Roskens to come up with a new policy. Some regents said
that students should be allowed to transfer the tickets be
cause the present non-transferable policy is unenforceable.
Some also said the price of student tickets should be
increased to equal the general-admission price.
A public hearing on proposed guidelines for the
student press also will be Friday. In October the regents
appointed a committee to propose guidelines that would
separate the Daily Nebraskan from all political bodies.
The committee has proposed that a panel of student
advisory board members select UNL Publications Board
members instead of ASUN. The committee also has pro
posed rigid requirements on who can be on the Publica
tions Board.
The recommendations have been criticized by some
student leaders. ASUN has adopted a motion opposing
them. Student leaders have said the guidelines take away
authority that should be the student government's.
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