Friday, February 17, 1C34
Daily Nebraskan
Short
Health . Center tightens ID policy
The Delta Delta Delta Sorority and the Alpha Tau
Oraca fraternity are sponsoring the fifth annual
Alpha Tau Omega "Week on the Wegon."
Students will be asked to sign pledge cards to
abstain form alcoholic beverages from 12:01 am.
today until 12:01 a.m. Feb. 24.
John Valdrighi, social service chairman for Alpha
Tau Omega, said some of the- goals for the week
include increasing awareness about alcohol abuse
and expanding the project to the general public,
rather than only fraternity and sorority members.
Clayton Rivers, UNL associate professor and direct
or cf the alcohol training program, will speak about
"Alcohol, Machismo, Sex and the Single Person" at
6:15 p.m. Monday at the Regency Room of the
Nebraska Union.
In order to expand the Week on the Wagon pro
ject to the public, Delta Delta Delta sorority mem
bers and Alpha Tau Omega fraternity members will
be distributing pledge cards, which everyone is wel
come to sign.
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Students who go in for treatment at the Univer
sity Health Center without their student identifica
tion cards must cither bring the card in later the
same day or pay a $ 15 fee, according to a new policy
which goes into effect Monday.
"Basically we're 'coins to Implement procedures
that are more stringent with regard to the approp
riate Individuals using the Health Center" Steve
Blom, Health Center director said.
The purpose is tqmake sure only eligible students
are using the facilities, Blom said. It is a preventive
measure against abuse of the system, he said.
Blom said one example of abuse is when former
students receive health care. Since part of student
fees support the health center, he said, abtise would
hurt current students.
Presenting a valid student ID card helps in two
ways, Blom said. First, it assures that student fees
are used properly at the health center. Secondly, the
staff can write medical record numbers on the
cards, creating a quick reference the next time stu
dents use the health center.
Blom said it is important for students to use their
own ID cards for record purposes. Each visit i3
recorded in a permanent file. The correct informa
tion must be written down in each person's file, he
said.
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