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Monday, February 18, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
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I1 A votes to increase
lor N ebr aska Union's
budget
By Collsea Kcrsiey
Staff Be jorter
Students will pay 11X3 more in stu
dent fees next year to support the
Nebraska Unions. Each student v.1U
pay a tcid of $22.03 each semester.
The Committee for Fees Allocations
voted last week to approve this 7.8 per
cent increase over last year's union
budget. Next year's union budget is
more than $1 million.
Student fees support 25 percent cf
the total budget. The rest comes from
its business.
However, the union budget will be
lowered by $5,003 if the proposal to
consolidate the Culture Center with
the newly acquired Commonplace Build
ing meets Union Board approval.
Besides approving the union's mrjcr
budget requests, CFA allocated about
$25,000 extra to cover the costs of
opening and operating the Common
place Building. CFA allocated $9,000
for utility costs. Utilities costs will be
cut to $4,500 if the consolidation
occurs.
The unions were allocated $12,000
for the salary of a new staff member,
who will coordinate information and
marketing efforts.
"We feel students aren't adequately
informed cf the services that their stu
dent fees can offer," said Daryl Swan
sen, director of Nebraska unions.
The new position, which will open in
July, will publicize union programs,
including its food and recreation servi
ces, Swanson said.
The union's request for a 22 percent
increase in operating expenses was cut
to 1 1 percent to comply with a request
from UNL Chancellor Martin Massen
gale. The cut represents about $8,700.
Direct labor benefits also were de
creased 3 percent, or more than $39,000,
from the requested figure. It was cut to
'keep this in line with what our other
fund agencies received," said CFA sub
committee member David Cox.
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UNL workshop
helps farmers
handle stress
Times are tough in agriculture. These
rough times can mean severe stress to
farmers and small-town business
owners.
This month, counselors, clergy, social
workers end crisis intervention per
sonnel at or near UNL can learn how to
help farm stress.
Herbert Lingren, UNL family life
specialist for the Cooperative Extension
Service, will conduct a 5-hour training
workshop on stress management. Last
year, Lingren led more than 30 farm
stress workshops in Nebraska. His
training workshop will share teaching
methods to use for individual stress
couseling.
The workshop will be Wednesday
from 0 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Nebraska
East Union.
Lingren will discuss what stress is,
the aspects of family stress and how to
identify stressors. He will focus on
helping individuals evaluate how they
handle their stress, and considering if
they use overeating or drinking to cops
with stress.
"Farmers fees a continual lack of
control over their surroundings,"
Lingren idi. "TheyV? ahrays had to
face tzncerteiiity In weather sad prices
and now cae of the safest aspects cf
their life ' the banks am Ming.
Couple thece concerns with lird vslues
decreasing end it's ao wonder that
some farmers feel like someone's
pulling the plug cut from under them."
People under severe stress reduce it
by removing things that cause il
"This is part of an individual plan cf
action," he ssid. "Seme farmers my
net want to admit it, but there are some
strsss&l things in their life thai they
cri i?:.icie,"
They also can charge negative atti
tudes to handling stress.
?e call this nsgs,tive self talk.
Saing thirp like 'Oh, ain't it awful!' is
a major csura of severe stress, re
searchers sty,'" lingren said.
.itsad of accepting the situstien,
people tmd to blame someoas cr -somethisj,
he said.
"Vte need to chsnnel that energy
used in btesdr.3 into scmething ccn
stRiotii," he said
Lesraiag caastrecthfe wrys cf coping
with stress cm also help, Lingren said.
There methods include iesrsing com
Esurication skills, how to handle con
flicts aid ho .7 to make tough decisions.
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