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daily nebraskan
monday, january 19, 1981
Regents approve Publications Board guidelines
By D. Eric Kircher
The NU Board of Regents Saturday
voted to accept guidelines, proposed by
UNL School of Journalism Dean Neale
Copple, for selecting members of the UNL
Publications Board. Copple headed the
committee which wrote the guidelines.
The regents voted 7-1 to accept the
guidelines after minor changes in the word
ing. Regent Robert Simmons of Scotts
bluff voted against acceptance.
The guidelines provide that:
-The chancellor select Publications Board
members from a Faculty or Student Senate
list of candidates. The list must have at
least two names for every open position.
-The chancellor appoint working journal
ists to professional openings.
-Student and faculty candidates must de-
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-Elected or appointed student or faculty
officers are excluded from the Publications
Board for one year.
Candidates who lose an election are ex
cluded from the Publications Board for
four months.
The regents rejected UNL Student
Rence Wessels' motion that the senate
list names in order of preference and the
chancellor consider the senate's preference.
Wessels also moved to drop the four
month waiting period for unsuccessful
candidates, but the regents said the wait
would prevent losers from using the Publi
cations Board to retaliate.
The Board also elected its 1981 officers,
discussed football ticket policy, and a UNO
faculty union's contract offer.
The university still will sell student tic
kets for $35 next fall after the regents
considered and rejected changes in student
and faculty ticket policies.
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Chancellor finalists expected
Within a few weeks. NU President
Ronald Roskens will be presented with a
list of between five and seven names from
which he will choose a permanent chancel
lor, a member of the UNI. Chancellor
Search Committee said.
Joe Nigro. a student member of the
committee, said last week that he was sure
a new chancellor would be chosen by the
end of the semester.
Nigro said the search committee soon
will decide by "more than a majority vote"
on the finalists for the position.
Nigro refused to reveal the names of any
of the remaining candidates because, "it
some of the names got out. it might force
certain candidates to pull out" because too
much pressure would be put on them in
their current jobs.
"All three students on the committee
(Nigro, Sue lillis and Jim Davidson), have a
lot of experience in student government
and I think we've been fairly effective so
far in speaking out ," Nigro said.
Nigro said he is confident that the final
ists selected will be people that UNI. stu
dents would be satisfied with as possible
chancellors.
The Lincoln Journal reported Sunday
that Robert L. Bovey, a candidate for
chancellor and UNL graduate who is an
aide to outgoing Defense Secretary Harold
Brown, did not survive an early cut among
the more than 100 original candidates. The
Journal attributed this to search committee
sources, and also reported that Interim
Chancellor Robert Rutford still is on the
list of candidates.
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