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Friday, March 4, 1983
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By Mike Schmoldt
In a closed session Thursday, the ASUN Electoral
Commission decided that the Action Tarty will "no
longer be able to use or control union public display
cases'' for its campaign posters because it violated the
Nebraska Union's policy on use of the display cases.
Students Organized for Responsible Elections was
found the the commission to be working for the Action
Party when it reserved space in a union display cased
from Feb. 13 to Feb. 26. Action then reserved the
space for the next two weeks.
Union policy forbids any one organization from using
a display case for more than two weeks at a time and,
according to the Electoral Commission, SORE and Action
were "acting as a common political organization."
SORE is an independent organization devoted to in
creasing student awareness of the election, Action cam
paign manager and SORE member Tim McAllister said.
SORE offered its reserved space to ASUN, McAllister said,
but was turned down.
The punishment handed down forbids public displays
by Action until after the ASUN elections March 9. It
includes all banner boards, bulletin boards, booths and
other posting area inside and outside both unions.
liura Meyer, Action presidential candidate, and
McAllister, said they did not understand why the
Electoral Commission discussed the complaint at all. A
nearly identical complaint was filed Tuesday by
Reach Party campaigner Kevin Goldstein and the
commission decided on a similar punishment.
Student Court Chief Justice Todd Morrison handed
down an injunction temporarily forestalling the punish
ment when Action members compained that they had not
been given notice 24 hours before the commission took
up the complaint.
The injunction itself was in effect only half a day
because its wording was out of line with standards.
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By Vicki Ruhga
The ASUN Senate passed a resolution supporting
efforts to make football tickets available to the largest
number of NU students who traditionally have been
eligible for student tickets.
ASUN Sen. Reg Kuhn, who submitted the motion,
said it is unfair that NU Medical Center students have
been denied tickets, yet medical center faculty members
have not .
However, Kuhn said he believed UNL students should
have priority over medical center students for tickets
because they are on separate campuses.
ASUN President Dan Wedekind agreed with Kuhn.
He said that because the two campuses are separate, UNL
students should have priority because they also have the
headaches of having the football team here. Sen. Frank
Podany said a proposed policy for an inflexible dead week
schedule would make final exams "set in concrete" and
they could not be moved for any reason. The proposal
will come before the Faculty Senate on March 8, Podany
said.
Some recourse or punishment for professors who
violate dead week policy is needed in the faculty senate
proposal, he said. Grade appeal may be a possibility , he
added.
Shelly Stahl of Student Legal Services spoke to the
senate about establishing an organization to look into
landlord-tenant problems.
About onehird of the Student Legal Services cases
during the last two months have involved landlord-tenant
law, and students are inquiring about housing problems,
she said.
A renter's information center could provide
information to students on Finding an apartment and
possible legal problems. Another possibility is to establish
a notebook of landlords that students frequently file
complaints against, she said.
At other colleges, Stahl said, they have established an
arbitration board to settle disputes between tenants and
landlords. Some also have developed model leases, which
are beneficial to students because some leases do not
reflect current law, she said.
Ruth Boham of the Government Liaison Committee,
told the senate that LB126, the work-study bill, passedl
but probably will not be funded this year, the provision
has been made available for other years, she said.
Nnminatinnt fnr this vpnr's nntstiinrlino senator 'Are
Kuhn, Podany, Kay Hinn, Kathy Roth and John Leif.
The senate voted by secret ballot tor me outstanding
senator, who will be announced March 30.
The senate agreed to donate $25 to the International
Student Organization to attend the National Conference
for International Student Organizations in New York.
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