Thursday, January 21, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
Page 7
ASUN Senate requests increased fee allocation
By Mike Patras
The ASUN Senate requested a 1982-83 student fee
allocation increase of 22 cents per person cacli semester at
a Committee for Fees Allocation hearing Tuesday night.
Currently the senate receives $1.17 per student each
semester from student fees.
President Rick Mockler presented the senate's budget
request of $58,982.
Mockler said the senate, as the formal representative of
the students, advocates students' interests and provides
student services. Such services include free legal advice, a
book exchange and communication of student concerns
to government authorities through the Government
Liaison Committee.
Mockler asked the CFA to continue to support the
senate president's salary in 1982-83. Although the presi
dent has received a salary in past years, an NU Board of
Regents policy says that no regent, including student
regents, shall receive a salary, Mockler said.
Mockler is both student regent and student president.
Frances Aube, a committee member, said the two jobs
are distinct. The president should be paid to be the stu
dent body leader, Aube said.
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"If we cut it (the president's salary) out ourselves, we
are totally acquiescing to the regents," Mockler said.
Fran Grabowski, a committee member, said the com
mittee should support the president's salary. If the regents
fail to approve the allocation, the money could be return
ed to student fees, Grabowski said.
Mockler said he could not predict how the regents
would react to the allocation.
The senate is a Fund A fee user, which means that its
budget needs the approval of the chancellor.
The senate budget requested a salary increase for the
attorney for student legal scivices. According to Mockler,
an increase in salary would help convince an attorney to
keep the job for a longer period of time. Time spent
searching for someone to fill such a position costs stu
dents money and service time, he said.
CFA will make the senate's budget allocation during a
closed session before the Recreation Department's hearing
Thursday.
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