Wednesday, November 6, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
ASUN phone banks allow students
to call home, urge support for NU
By Kimberly Vavrina
Staff Reporter
Students used the ASUN phone banks
In the Nebraska and East unions stead
ily all day Tuesday, an ASUN official
said.
Lynn Didonato, executive board mem
ber, said the phone calls to parents
show students care about NlTs future.
ASUN provided six telephones
four in the Nebraska Union main lounge
and two in the East Union North 40
lounge so students could make free
two-minute in-state calls to their par
ents, urging them to contact state
senators about proposed NU budget
cuts, she said.
"We want parents to express that
'we sent our children here for an edu
cation, and we don't want it taken
away " Didonato said.
Tim Prickett, a sophomore actuarial
science major from Burwell, took ad
vantage of the free phone calls to talk
to his parents and his high school gui
dance counselor.
"I told my parents their pocketbook
was going to get a little strained, too, if
the budget cuts went through," he
said.
Didonato said the ASUN phones will
be available for use from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. today and 11 am. to 4 p.m.
Thursday.
Police Report
UNL police arrested a UNL stu
dent in connection with a disturbance
that occurred Oct. 31. The disturbance
began on the south side of Burnett Hall
when the man allegedly grabbed a
woman and began yelling at her. Police
contacted the man later in the evening
and asked him to leave the woman
alone. He allegedly continued to harass
her. The man was arrested for third-
degree assault, disturbing the peace
and resisting arrest. Arraignment is
Nov. 20 in Lancaster County Court.
Indecent exposure was reported
to UNL police Monday. The incident
allegedly occurred Sunday around 4
p.m. in the fifth-floor stacks of Love
Library. The man involved is believed
to be the same person involved in an
indecent exposure reported between 2
and 3 p.m. Sunday. The person was
described as a white, blond-haired
male in his mid-20s.
O Police received reports of an
attempted burglary at the Nebraska
Center for Continuing Education, 33rd
and Holdrege streets, and a two-car
accident in the parking meters near
14th and R streets.
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