Friday, September 26, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
AS UN appointment causes flap
Application from
Brashear raises
ethical questions
By Eric Paulak
Staff Reporter
because of the debate. She said she
thought Brashear would make an out
standing choice.
Richard Burke, Teachers College
senator, said Brashear's decision to
include the Academic Committee as
ent himself on the application in the
best manner.
"I have a desire to serve," Brashear
said. "I wish to be appointed to the
senate."
Ed Miller, Graduate College senator,
said that copies of Brashear's applica- previous experience on his application
tion were placed in all of the senators was unethical because he did not go to
mailboxes, but who placed them there any meetings.
The appointment of Kermit "Trae" is unknown. He said he thought some Miller then questioned the ethics of
Brashear to an ASUN senate post was senators were generating the issue into whoever placed copies of Brashear's
challenged Wednesday because several a "dorm-Greek thing," which he called application in the senators' mailbox
senators questioned his ethics in what childish. and why they would not admit to it.
was called a "Greek vs. residence hall" Jerry Roemer, Agriculture College Roemer closed the debate by saving
Issue. senator, made the motion to appoint that regardless of the discrepancies on
Mark Otten, Engineering College Brashear and two other people, Paul the application, he said the Applica-
senat or, said that Brashear wrote on his Reynolds and John Bergmeyer. tions Board picked Brashear as one of
application that he was a member of Two-thirds of the senate must approve the most qualified,
the ASUN Academics Committee last a new senate appointment. The motion
spring .semester. was defeated 17 to 4 with five absten-
Otton, chairman of the Academics tions.
committee this semester, said Brashear Roemer then brought all three peo-
did not attend any meetings, even pie up for approval on individual
though he had been appointed to the motions. Reynolds and Bergmeyer were
committee. Otten said he did not think approved with little debate,
that was ethical. ASUN President Chris Scudder said
Brashear said he was trying to pres- she was approaching embarrassment
Brashear needed 18 votes to be
approved. He was approved by a vote of
19 to 3 with four abstentions.
Brashear said afterwards that he is
pleased the senate voted again because
he said it would not have been fair if
Bergmeyer and Reynolds were not
appointed because of an issue that did
not concern them.
Bank loans clothes, not money
By Jen Deselms
Senior Reporter
Women swept, scrubbed and sanded,
preparing the room to be painted.
Several chandeliers lay on the con
crete floor of the old storage room in
the YWCA. Green, orange and yellow
flowered curtains covered doorways to
two storage areas in the room.
"I can't believe that dirt can hang
upside down like that," one woman
said as she swept the ceiling.
The cooperation of these women,
most of them from four Lincoln women's
women with clothes suitable for job
interviews. Make-up, accessories and
hairstyles can also be found through
the clothing bank.
Denise Barret, UNL freshman and
member of the Women of Color Task
Force, said she came up with the idea
for a clothing bank last year at the
YWCA job fair.
She said she read some of the bro
chures that told how to prepare for job
interviews and found that they stressed
dressing appropriately.
"I didn't think that it was very real-
groups, is turning the idea of a UNL istic," she said, "because a lot of peo-
freshman into Job Outfitters, a clo- pie who are lower income or on ADC
thing bank for low-income women. (Aid to Dependent Children) can't
Job Outfitters provides low-income afford clothing."
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