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Hill hopes to increase student lobbying for financial aid funds By Brandon Loom is Senior Reporter _ Leaders of the University of Ne braska-Lincoln Government Liaison Committee said Tuesday they will work hard this semester to get mem bers more involved in student lobby ing, especially for immediate fund ing for UNL’s ailing Office of Schol arships and Financial Aid. Lack of funds for staffing at the financial aid office have kept stu dents in long lines in recent semes ters. At GLC’s first meeting of the sec ond semester, Student Lobbyist Deb Fiddelke said that although Gov. Kay Orr’s two-year budget proposal des ignates $166,500 for the office, that money will not reach the office until the second year. “We want to sec that (money) Job still possible for Furgason By Larry Peirce Senior Reporter Robert ‘Furgason, University of Ncbraska-Lincoln vice chancellor for academic affairs, said Tuesday he would not comment about being a possible choice for the presidency of the University of Idaho. Furgason said it is inappropriate to comment because he has not received authorized notice that he is being considered for the job. Furgason\s name was included in a list of six finalists for the job pub lished last Saturday by a Moscow, Idaho, newspaper. The Idaho State Board of Education’s executive di rector would not confirm or deny that Furgason is a candidate. Furgason reports on UNL projects SENATE from Page 1 objectives. I he list then was amended by central administration and sent to the Legislature. The first request of $ 1,62X,895 for improving substandard equipment in classrooms and labs was turned down by Orr, Furgason said. “Her budget isonl) one step in the process, but it always helps to have her blessing on a project,” Furgason said. Furgason said the College of Busi ness Administration’s request for $383,300 for planning ol CBA’s renovation and addition was recommended in Oil's budget. Fund A budgets subnutted Tuesday CFA from Page 1 For Fund B, the total fee per stu dent last semester w as $ 11 6. 19, for an annual revenue of $5,148,645. I he health center received $54.93 per student per semester for a total ol $2,367,364; the unions received S26.80 per student or $1,256,735; campus recreation programs re ceived SI3.46 per student, or $631,446 and campus recreation fa cilities received $3 per student, for a total of $140,700. All Fund B totals arc projections from the vice chan cellor for student affair’s office. CFA will make its recommenda tions to ASUN Jan. 31, Lytle said. The next step is approval by the ASUN Senate, Griescn and Chancel lor Martin Masscngalc. Fund B fees are approved by tnc NU Board of Regents, Lytle said. ROlffifen— Beginning midnight Monday, Jan. U 9taTa<»* - A light pole report edly was torn from its base m tht garden west of Cather Hafl, 19:98 tun. - A two-veh^te, non-injury accident was re ported at 17th and Moldregc moved to the first year of the budget, because we sec the need for funds as being urgent,” Fiddclkc said. Members of the committee will plead their case to the Nebraska Legislature Appropriations Commit tee at its first meeting of the new session, she said. GLC Chairman Bryan Hill said members must contact their state senators for lobbying efforts to suc ceed. 1 ‘Our main purpose for the second semester is to encourage you to get in touch with your stale senators,” he said to GLC members. 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