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Thursday, September 13, 1S34
AA UP ends earlier plans
to unionize UNL faculty
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By Ann Lows
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About 500 faculty members pus professors felt no need for a
more than the 30 percent required union.
fnr cm review signed cards "We could nave won on city
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vvot7;orcoUtivobgaining port to win an election, Pratt percent tot gnUNL
again this year, AAUP President said. . .
Linda Pratt said. A 30 percent response from utt3
The AAUP, a professional or- the faculty didn't guarantee that TnCAAUI cannot negotiatecon-
ganization for faculties at about a majority wanted to unionize, tracts but it still can support the
1,300 U.S. universities, cam- Pratt said. faculty on aca(lemic and admi-
paired last spring to make the "We felt that we would need 60 nlstralive matters, Pratt said.
UNL chapter a collective bargain- to 64 percent of the cards to win Among ltsconccrns thiayear are
ing group. the election, she said. tenure am, promotion( faculty
Nebraska public employees gen- Sparse response from Last worWoad and faculty rciation;
erally are forbidden to form Campus probers ofSet stronger with administration, she said,
unions and strike, so the case support on City Campus, where
would have been heard by the about 75 percent of professors in AAUP has no plans to renew
Nebraska Commission of Indus- the College of Arts and Science the campaign to unionize, Pratt
trial Relations. The CIR would returned their cards, Pratt said. said. But the group will try again
have had to approve an election The UNL Institute of Agricul- ifUNL professors demand a union,
before.the UNL faculty could vote ture and Natural Resources de- "We intend to be responsive to
on whether or not to make the pends on agribusiness lobbies, what the faculty wants us to be,"
AAUP a union.
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ASUN SENATE- representatives in the following colleges are needed: BUSINESS,
ENGINEERING AND PROFESSIONAL (Law or Dental).
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Conduct has occured.
PARKING APPEALS- This committee will hear all parking and traffic violation
appeals.
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evaluation and implementation of policies and programs of the Health Center.
GOVERNMENT LIAISON COMMITTEE- A Working committee who researches
coordinates and communicates student concerns at the national, state, local
and carqpus levels,
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Senate Committees.
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improverrent of instruction and learning.
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graduate colleges,
HUMAN RIGHT:- The committee shall counsel and assist individuals or groups on
alleged infringements of their human rights,
CALENDAR AND EXAMINATIONS- Recommends to Faculty Senate guidelines for
th.2 academic year and summer sessions.
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to review all student employees questions regarding working conditions.
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campus security regulations.
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Pratt said, and many East Cam- Pratt said.
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Ccr.tir.sed frcm Page 1 share, he would have no legal or
financial responsibilities for her
"If the court does not dock her welfare. Only a husband by law,
alimony, she is not deterred from the man on the marriage license,
living with another man," Gardnel is financially responsible, Davis
said. "In fact, she could be seen &? said.
double-dipping, so to speak." . , ,
Davis foresaw many legal prob-
Gardner said cohabitation is lems that would result if the court
still Illicit behavior, even if a lot decided to terminate or reduce
of people accept it." Mrs. Roth's alimony: income tax
Scott Davis, attorney with Marts, snarls, divorce agreements in
Dalton, Bruckner, O'Gara and cludir provisions in case cfcohabi
Keating, P.C. said he does not tation and streams of court cases
think the court will terminate Mrs. re-assessment of alimony
Roth's alimony. because ofnew financial support.
Cohabitation is not always a "I very much doubt the court
long-term arrangement, Davis will want to start more litigation,'
said. If Ely would move out of the Davis said. "Life is so complicated
apartment he and Mrs. Roth now, why make it any tougher?"
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