friday, October 30, 1981
daily nebraskan
page 15
fraternities
Happenings on Big Eight
campuses from the Nation
al On-Capmus Reports.
Two feuding fraternities
at the University of Kansas
mended fences by painting a
senior citizen's house toge
ther. Hie project was as
signed by KU'sInterfratern
ity Council after the two
houses staged a street fight
last spring in which punch
es were thrown and one
member was injured. After
the painting project, the fra
ternities planned a joint
cook-out, and a live-in-exchange.
Drugs decline
The drug abuse rate at
Oklahoma State University
is declining, say campus po
lice officials. The number of
drug related cases dropped
from 35 in 1979 to 26 in
1980. Student medical cen
ter officials say they still
treat about 70 people per
year for drug related prob
lems. Hard drugs arent
causing the problems they
used to, but alcohol abuse
is increasing.
Bed stacking
Bed stacking, a tradi
tional way of saving space in
residence hall rooms is un
der fire at the University of
Oklahoma. Housing officials
School forbids spying
The following are ing to a recent study. The
campus happenings reported report, conducted by a pri-
Dy ine national un-Lampus
Report.
-Spying on foreign stu
dents is now expressly for
bidden at Carnegie-Mellon
University in Pittsburgh.
The school's president
announced creation of a
hotline students may call if
they think they are victims
of spying. Any student
found guilty of spying on
others could face expulsion.
The action comes after a
Carnegie-Mellon student
died mysteriously on a re
turn trip to his native
Taiwan. Other Taiwanese
students claimed his alleged
suicide was actually govern
ment retribution for his
anti-government activities in
the United States.
-Dormitory residents
can sue campus housing
officials for violating the
terms of a housing agree
ment, a Maryland circuit
judge ruled recently. The
judge overturned a lower
court's dismissal of a $5,000
suit filed by a University of
Maryland student against
housing officials there. The
student claims a lack of safe
showers in a residence hall
caused "disruption in stu
dent life."
-Out-of-town football
victories will be celebrated
in a more orderly fashion at
the Florida State University
campus. Students, who used
to celebrate in city streets,
blocking them, can now
congregate in the campus
stadium, where university
and student leaders plan to
bring bands and a local disc
jockey to add to the cele
bration. -Changes in the legal
drinking age have had no
significant impact on
alcohol consumption in four
Midwestern states, accord
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Uus fan, prohibiting stu-
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areas from making their
own bunk beds. The policy
requires students to pay $25
to have physical plant em-
ployees stack the beds and
limits the number of bunk
bed sets to 100 in each
housing center. The policy
was imposed to prevent
damage to beds and increase
safety.
Lobbying felt
Fraternity opposition es, and advises students on
may have had an impact on contracts and other sales
an Ames, Iowa, local school related questions.
tax resolution that recently
failed. The Iowa State Uni
versity Interfraternity Coun
cil took a stand against the
resolution and mounted an
extensive lobbying effort to
educate fraternity and sor
ority members who live off
campus about the tax. The
IFC opposed the new tax
levy because it would have
increased taxes paid by
sororities and fraternities.
Basketball
A random student survey
will determine if the Kansas
State University student
government votes to sup
port construction of a new
$20 million basketball pavi
lion. In a 1979 referendum,
students backed the new
coliseum, but the vote was
ruled invalid by the student
senate after construction
costs increased substantial
ly. vate iounaation ana reieas-
ed by Wisconsin State Sen.
Gary Goyke, compared
alcoholic beverage revenues
with numbers of legal drink
ers in Illinois, Michigan,
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Despite increases or decreas
es in the number of legal
drinkers as the drinking age
raised or lowered, alcohol
sales remained constant.
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Without dent support
and financial backing, coli-
seum construction will
probably be delayed, say
students leaders.
VyOIlSUnierS
A consumer action coun
cil is being run on the Ok
lahoma State University
campus by members of a
housing design and consu
mer relations course. The
service issues permits for on
campus sales of everything
from life insurance tr rikh.
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