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By Lauri Hopple
UNL students who plan on living in a residence hall
room next year will have to pay more for a room.
During their first meeting of the year Wednesday the
Residence Hall Association unammously approved the
Office of University Housing's projected 1.9 percent
room and board rates increase for July 1983 through
June 1984.
Director for Housing Doug Zatcchka was present at
the meeting to answer questions of any of the 14 RHA
representatives.
Treasurer George Phillips questioned housing's require
ment to "always stay in the black." Zatcchka said that
policy results from housing's bond holders' need for in
vestment security. Also, a budget planned to stay out of
debt forces better fiscal accountability and management,
he said.
RHA also voted down a proposal to make a definite
statement on the issue of planned nuclear waste ship
ments on Burlington Northern railroad tracks near the
Harper-Schramm-Smith residence halls. A statement
will not be made until more information on planned
precautions and possible hazards is available to RHA.
RHA Executive Assistant Steve Bray and Secretary
Tish Mockler will attend Lincoln City Councilman Eric
Youngbcrg's conference on nuclear waste Jan. 31.
Mockler said, "Just because we have ammonia being
shipped through Lincoln now is not an excuse to start
shipping nuclear waste. RHA is trying to educate stu
dents about nuclear waste."
Bray said that Youngberg "basically wants people to
call the city council to tell them that there is a big con
cern (about nuclear waste)."
RHA President Melba Petrie said she plans to invite
Youngberg and Burlington Northern railroad represen
tatives to an RHA meeting so they can present infor
mation regarding waste shipment.
Upcoming RHA campaigns and elections also were
discussed. Campaigning is authorized after Jan. 31, the
first day to officially file for a ballot spot. The last day
to file is Feb. 18.
Interested students must have at least a 2.5 CPA
and have lived in a residence hall for one semester,
Richard McKinnon, assistant director for resident edu
cation and housing adviser for RHA, said. Student hous
ing staff members, such as student assistants, are not
eligible to run for an executive RHA position, McKinnon
said.
To run the elections and poDs, and set up debates
between executive candidates, RHA appoints an elec
toral commission headed by Vice President Kathy Mach.
Representatives from each UNL residence hall, appointed
by the hall president, also will serve on the commission.
Sunil Dewan, RHA representative from Selleck Quad
rangle, was appointed chairman ot planning for an "Adopt-a-Foreign-Friend"
program, in which an American student
would explain the campus to an assigned foreign student,
helping him get acquainted with life at UNL.
Freshman Heidi Burklund was approved unanimously
as a new Nebraska State Student Association representative.
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