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Pickles does not discredit the severity of this act but objects to it.
Culture Center site.
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The first step the plan had to go
through was the Nebraska Union Board.
Some members objected to it because
it did not include an entrance for nan
dicapped students other than the first
floor, and that the building had too
much space for the Culture Center's
needs.
The plan finally did win the board's
approval, but not before opposition
from fraternities and sororities was
presented. That led to several meet
tr.3 with house representatives about
the purpose of the center, and its hours.
Cchwartzkopfs plan met with little
support from any side, and Armstrongs
alternative depended entirely on what
course the union took with relocating
the bookstore. So, the plans were tabled
until the Q Street building site came up
this summer.
Rfeht now, the main thing to do is to
get the task force back together so we
can discuss this Quevedo said. "I
dont think anything will be done until
Vice Chancellor Armstrong gets some
more input from students."
The present Culture Center is still in
operation, and was used last week for
an orientation program for black stu
dents. While the Mexican-American
Student Association moved its meet
ings away from the center two years
ago, APU still has its weekly meetings
there. The Center also has been the site
of social functions such as parties and
some free university classes.
"I can honestly say the building has
been used every day since school bcin,"
Quevedo said.
Burden said the building had been
more than adequate for the size of the
events that took place there so far. But
she is still doubtful about moving to Q
Street
"I still have some personal problems
with it," she said. "One, is it close
enough to campus? It might be in the
hub of the campus, but it's still on the
outskirts of it And two, I dont like the
idea of keeping the Culture Center in
the basement It's net as nice as the
upstairs."
Quevedo did net state a preference
as to one site or the other.
This may sound corny," he said.
"But I want whatever building that the
students are going to come forward
and say they want"
Armstrong said if plans fall through
to buy the Q Street building, he still
would consider the Nebraska Union
basement as the other option, or de
velop another plan altogether.
But Nowak may force the universi
ty's had earlier than expected. Arm
strong said the owner had approached
him two weeks ago, and needs to know
soon whether to university will buy the
building or if he should start looking
for another buyer.
Until then, the Culture Center will
remain on 16th Street, waiting for a
decision.
"All we can do is hope something is
decided soon," Quevedo said.
"Something has to be done for a new
home for us."
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