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ASUN debates need
to amend constitution
ASUN Wednesday approved an amendment to
Organic Act One which the ASUN president said will
eliminate unnecessary committees and add neces
sary functions to present committees.
Mark Scudder said the career planning and place
ment program and the campus clean-up program
were assigned to committees to make sure they are
continued.
The Senate also discussed the need for amending
ASUNs constitution. Marlcnc BeyI.e, ASUN director
of development, said the requirement calling for at
least one-third of the student body to vote on any
constitutional amendment has prevented change in
the constitution. UNO has taken its student govern
ment constitution to the NU Board of Regents to
solve the same problem, Bcyke said. .
Arts and Sciences Sen. Joel Ita was elected ASUN
parliamentarian at the meeting. Arts and Sciences
Sen. Clark Osborne was elected ASUN speaker.
From the same college, Laura Harvey was selected
sergeant-at-arms.
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The following incidents
were reported to the UNL
Police Department be
tween midnight and 9 p.m.
Wednesday.
12:01 a.m. Loud ste
reo disturbance reported
at Abel Hall Officers turn
ed case over to housing
officials.
12:05 a.m. Smoke
smell reported in Hamil
ton HalL Officers found
an incinerator operating.
12:21 a.m. Loud ste
reo disturbance reported
at 1425 R St. Officer con
tacted the persons respon
sible. "
2:28 a.m. Residence
hall violation reported at
Abel HalL Person was turn
ed over to housing officials.
8:52 am. Books re
ported stolen from Love
Library locker.
9:49 am. Cassette
recorder reported stolen
from Love Library locker.
10:29 am. Tape deck
and tapes reported stolen
from car in Parking Area
1 near 17th and R Streets.
11:11 am. Parking
permit reported lost or
stolen from unidentified
Omaha location.
11:46 am. Accident
reported in metered park
ing lot near Sandoz Hall.
Further information was
not available.
1:27 p.m. Person re
ported selling magazine
subscriptions in Selleck
Quadrangle. Person was
gone when officers arrived.
2 p.m. Parking per
mit reported stolen from
parked car at 14th and R
streets.
2:07 p.m. Money re
ported stolen from purse
at Nebraska Center for
Continued Education,
33rd and Holdrege streets.
3:04 p.m. Stereo
equipment stolen from car
in Parking Area 3 near
Harper Hall.
5:05 p.m. Person re
ported trespassing at the
Nebraska Center for Con
tinuing Education. Person
was gone when cfScers
arrived.
6:30 p.m. Person re
ported tampering with
emergency phone in Msn
ter Hall of life Sciences.
Person was gone when
officers arrived, .
9:18 p.m. Person ar
rested at Hen's Physical
Education BuSdingfor re
ceiving stclsn property."
Investigation u continu
ing. Further irtforr.-.i:on
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