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Daily Ncbrcskan
Thursday, Docomber 15, 1933
UNL has best dressed band
The football team Isnt
the only organization on
campus winning awards
this falL
The UNL Marching
Band, the "pride of all
Nebraska," was named
Grand National Cham
pion In the Best Dressed
Band Contest sponsored
by the National Assoc
iation of Uniform Manu
facturers and Distribu
tors. The award was an
nounced Wednesday.
Rose Johnson, adminis
trative assistant to the
UNL band, said this was
the second year the con
test has been conducted.
UNL did not enter the
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contest last year.
Johnson said this b the
third year the band has
worn their uniforms.
The uniforms were de
signed by a committee of
band members working
in conjunction with the
manufacturers of the uni
forms, Fruhauf Inc. of.
Wichita, Kan.
Besides being Grand
National Champion, the
band also was the winner
of their region, Johnson
said.
Judging was done on
the basis of neatness, orig
inality ofdesign, color com
bination, coordination of
" accessories with the uni
form garment, coordi
nation of various uni
forms with marching
units and the overall
image projected by the
band.
Read about
the 1 football
team In the
souvenir edition
of
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UPFF budget goes to CFA
The Nebraska Union Board voted
Tuesday night to allow Union Director
Daryl Swanson to submit the 1934-85
University Program Facilities and Fees
budget request without change to the
Committee for Funds and Allocation
Jan. 9.
Swanson, Board President Sid
Pinney and John Leif, business and
finance chairman, will formally
present the budget request at the CFA
hearings Feb. 2. Swanson said the
request asks for $53,410 more than
was requested for the 1983-84 school
year in order to pay for a $27,805
utility fee the unions began paying last
year, $9,000 in student handbook fees,
$4,000 in social security, and $9,200 in
emergency funds.
The proposed budget request to be
presented to CFA totals $864,710 and
includes an 83-cent student fee in
crease. Students now pay $17.72 per
student in University Program Facili
ties and Fees funding. Swanson said if
the Legislature approves a 5 percent
pay raise for state employees, the stu
dent fee increase would be $2.16. A 9
percent raise would result in a $3.18
UPFF increase. He added that those
figures may be subject to change.
After the CFA hearing, a three-person
subcommittee that has toured
both unions in order to familiarize
themselves with the services and
facilities of the unions will make their
budget recommendations to the rest
of the committee Feb. 7.
Swanson said he is comfortable with
the budget, but dislikes the rising
UPFF costs that shift the burden of
high costs to the students. He said the
unions must find new sources of in
come by introducing new enterprises.
There are four unions in the Big Eight
Conference that manage their own
bookstores for additional income and
two schools in which the unions
manage all of the vending machines on
campus, Swanson said.
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