Tuesday, March 13, 1034
Daily Nebraskan
Pap 3
Police
Report
Chadron, Wayne retain NSSA
The following inci
dents were reported to
the UNL Police Depart
ment between 3 a.m. and
10:30 p.m. Sunday.
3:10 am. Domestic
assault reported at Abel
Hall. Officer took care of
the incident.
' 9;49a.m. Stereo equip
ment reported stolen
from a car in Parking
Area 10 at ICth and Y
streets.
1:15 p.m. Indecent
exposure reported at
Smith Hall
1:55 p.m. Car report
ed vandalized in Parking
Area 10 near the Nebra
ska Engineering Center.
Minor damage was re
ported. 4:20 p.m. Security
alarm reported sounding
at Manter Hall of Life Sci
ences. Alarm apparently
malfunctioned.
5 p.m. Alarm system
reportedly malfunction
ed at Love Library.
9:27 p.m. Minor non
LineS forming
for registration
packets soon
Early registration for
the fall semester will begin
Monday, March 19. Early
registration packets will
be available to students
beginning Wednesday at
Window 5, Administrat
ion Bu ilding, the Nebraska
Union North Lobby, Agri
culture Hall and the East
Union. .. . ,
Early registration for
summersessions is March
19 through April 6. If a
student wishes to early
register for more than one
summer session, a differ
ent worksheet must be
completed for each ses
sion. Future ag
journalists
form club
Agriculture-journalism
students will have the
opportunity to develop
their career skills in a
new club at UNL
Agriculture Communi
cators of Tomorrow will
meet for the first time
March 22 at 7 p.m. in the
East Campus Union.
Mark Ford, club coor
dinator, said ACT will give
members a chance to
interact, review agricult
ural issues and look at
. the role journalism plays
in those issues. Ford is a
senior ag-journalism
major.
Ford said that current
ag journalism students
have classes in the jour
nalism school, but have
no courses directed to
wards ag-journalism.
Advisers for the club
programs will include pro
fessional speakers provid
ing information on courses
and possible ag-journal-'
ism career opportunities.
"The club can be a very
positive thing," Fleming
said. "We are very sup
portive of their efforts."
For said about 20 stu
dents are expected to join
the club.
injury two-car accident
reported in Parking Area
1 north of Gather IlalL
10:01 p.m. Security
alarm reported sounding
at Brace Hall. Alarm ap
parently malfunctioned.
The Nebraska State Student Association gained
two major student referenda victories last month,
as Chadron State College and Wayne State College
students agreed to retain membership in the NSSA
for 1034-85.
Seventy-five percent of the Chadron State stu
dents and 93 percent of the Wayne State students
voted to continue giving a percentage of student
fees to the 3-year-old organization.
"We are always pleased with referenda victories,"
Deb Chapclle, NSSA executive director, said. "But
when the margins of victories are as wide as we have
seen this year, it becomes clear that our members
are pleased with the job we are doing."
UNO and Peru State passed favorable referendas
earlier this year. The membership renewal referen
dum will be on the March 14 ASUN ballot for UNL
students.
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THE "TRUTH FACTOR TABLE" SHOWN BELOW PROVIDES A QUICK METHOD OF CALCULATING
YOUR "REAL" 193384 SALARY IN COMPARISON WITH YOUR PURCHASING POWER IN YOUR
FIRST YEAR AT UNL. WHILE SALARY AVERAGES, COMPARISON GROUPS, AND AGGREGATED
DATA MAY SEEM REMOTE FROM YOUR PERSONAL ECONOMIC SITUATION, YOU MAY FIND
THIS MORE PERSONAL TOUCH IN ASSESSING YOUR OWN ECONOMIC PROGRESS HELPFUL.
TRUTH FINDER PROCEDURE
1. Enter tha academic year you first taught at UNL..
(for example, 197172)
2. Enter your salary for that first year..
3. Enter your 193304 salary
4. Now, using tha table of "cost of living" coefficients below, divide the salary on Line 3 by the coefficient
listed for your initial year at UNL. (For example, if you began at UNL in 197172, divide by 2.481.)
5. Enter the result of that division.
This amount is your real 198384 salary in purchasing power terms comparable to your first year at UNL.
Compare this number to the number on Line 2 to determine your progress (or regress). "
For most of us, the news is bad. Washing all that inflation out of our salary figures brings us back to earth
quickly in terms of compensation gains for all those years of experience and effort. Perhaps taking responsi
bility for salary negotiation into your own hands, via AAUP, can produce better results. Will you join us in a
cooperative effort to restore purchasing power and to reward meritorious service?
If Ycur First Acinic
Year At LM Was:
195351
195152
195253
Divide Ycur 198284
Salary By:
4.079
3.E3?
3.833
If Ycur Fjrst Academic
Year At Hi Was:
194369
194970
197071
Divide Ycur 198384
' Salary fir:
2.859
2.705
2.575
195354
195455
195554
3.839
3.C35
3.784
197172
197273
197374
2.431
2.348
2.179
195457
195753
195359
3.690
3.578
3.514
195960
196341
194162
3.474
3.429
3.395
4-
197475
197574
197677
1.980
1.844
1.738
197778
197379
1979C3
1.423
1.432
1.318
194263
196344
194445
3.354
3.314
3.245
19C381
193182
192283
1.178
1.689
1.041
196566
196667
196763
3.190
3.102
2.994
(These deflators are derived from the Consumer Price Index and reflect the degree of change in the CP...
since the reference year. They indicate, for example, that from 197172 to 198384 the C.P.L increased
2.481 times. These calculations include an assumption of a five percent inflation rate in 1984.)
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Please sign the card today-and speak for AAUP in the election.
Return cards to: AAUP, co Commonplace, 333 N. 14th, Lincoln, 6S503