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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1983)
f.'.cnd-y, October 31, 1C:3 Kiiii voces unanimously for damage policy change niAirs you FonciniPis b Ml V The UNL Residence Hail Association unanimously approved a revision of the Common Area Damage Policy dur ing its meeting Thursday. Revision of the policy was prompted by vandalism that occurred last spring in the 'Abel-Sandoz and Harper resi dence halls. In the Abel-Sandoz esse, the EIIA council voted that the complex would be held responsible for a damped ele vator guide calle and that the costs f:r ' repairs, would be', divided equally amen the hell residents, because the party rcrpcrle could net be identi fied. I!e,vcvcr, the residents appealed, " and citer flailr.; diicrepar.ciaj Li the Cemmcn Area D-.re Policy, the Of-' Ceo cf University Housing overruled ' the HliA's council's dccicien and made no attempt to collect damce money . from the residents. -: ;; ' A similar appeal was 'made in the Incident at Harper HaH After the incidents, the council eva luated the policy and' found discre pancies within the 'appeals process concerning the Common Area Damage Board. In the previous policy, the board not only heard and decided initial cases, but also heard appeals made by the residents. EIIA Vice President Dave Edmunds and a special committee of EIIA members worked with Pat Glasier of the housing office under the supervi sion cf a UNL attorney, to correct these discrepancies and to establish a better appeals process. The revised policy calls for. the formation of two boards. One beard, eirailar to the exist ing board, will ccr.slt cf live residents from the hall or complex where the vandalism occurs. The members will be proportionately distributed accord ing to the number of pales and fe males in the hall or complex. A desig nated member of the hail or complex also will serve on the board. This board wiH hear the specifies of the b.iiiil dsssa3 incident and decide whlthrr charges should be made cn the C f substantial evidence ' :r !SrVEBLGOB: k:4 American Red Cross -Mai 4 3 25?0 'O: 6t-t Lincoln, H fcdVIO pwkm in Wk r The second board will. re - '.r.7 j I ! ; I f" " viflQDffiOOCDDlinDa M fcJ "' ii hi J Li i.,-3 1 m ceais if cm ins mar-iauai F,zz:..-miz:T- floors and vrill ccrlst cf a chairman appointed by the. IUIA Council, repre sentatives from each hall government -end a designated member of the hous ing stafa Each member cf either besrd must complete a judicial training res-' sicn and cannot serve simultaneously on both boards. ' ' RHA President Bob 7c!3 said the revised policy would make the appeals process more equitable for all those involved. Voting on the revision had been delayed by the councils decision to let the RHA representatives circu late copies among their complexes to better explain the revised version and to receive input from the hail residents on the changes being made. U Li I .' UiTTT HOT PHILADELPHIA STEAK SANDVICH with purchase of on st regular price On licMoiyccn Only Y I I'll i ) CA3TPAT.X PLAZA - FCCDVOLAC2 anr -- sir -- f. . Law speakers urge women's credit, issues i , Women should strive to crl'''"i credit under -their vn names ' and SaaOHII li43 tCT OW3I - wills drawn up, said a speaker at the second annual . "Vemen's Law Day Cturdsj. The con; ' ference at First Plymouth -Church, ZZh andDstrects was... sponsored " by the chsrc'Eoard for'7o- tornty and assistant car-. eater.. for program plan-, nin fsr the Nebraska ' Ccmrr-iriisri the Cta- tU3 rj Xir ..... -1, L....-CUSSSd women '-ar-d property,. . various fTcperty Iits : 4'- ?r .jff TW " ' Kappi3 T7sbcr, past co-"- favor cf .."pro-choice.' pro-LTe" croups srjpsrt a f :tus b :esm:3 a p sre an, ards far ctrisn rre r.:t fcr ti 3 ccccji J end Undsr the Human LL'i cd as t at the time cl e : r. "i, il.s ? i T WwioJ. A. u.vl d-n - "t - - -J V -... . v . . L . mil c y; r 2 c r ". I Ccrtr Vi 't:- : ' ' . 3 IT'. Over 1,000 per TiOnLi cur.r.3 your senior year. The Air Force has a new yu. rs csy apply. Find out toiiy if yoa qualify. Luo.kvU ivIaiuai. uuaitMl. O i I rrxn 1 1 s .... ir.W J I V I II -V i I I J cJ i f- V.ZA cad rv:s;fa."CcKJ CrasifCcii tisw Avarrairi-1'- to X'i::r.t3 froL"; TiTISRvR'! Car.UAc.lan rio;rc.l No Minimum Incoms or Job Requirements. ' ' Sovings account and fees required. MaS Ksis coupon for comptef informatioa - ' Send to : Timesavar hteadquarts tkfWng " ' ." Student Dept 12276 V.'kirs Avenue Rockva . K'D 20S52 Mfyna . : . " - - Ajcts 1 - . - ' City : ' . State ' " " Io ' . school fiPwx&yy Status ft a Soph r.j Jr'J Sr a Gfod Jhzm'i tlsvzt tzzn q f tftf T5m to Csf 1ZA9 end l,ts;srCcrd Crcid'tCcrds! AplyTcifay! t:r ; typ : : -ir:l ' I i -y. tSffil i 't' 4. 0' ' V rT ?;"S f"? '"1 ..-. r' 1 ll . 'r' ' U "V 'x ) . - . - ; j tv-- yyO v j V' I Yxx " - j'.w-' r?'- 1 I I i 1 I at I
