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ASUN officers to fight apathy ASUN from Page 12 combatting apathy in the general stu dent population, she would like to sec increased involvement from ASUN senators this year. “Right now we’re trying to keep everyone (in the senate) enthused and in touch with everything that’s going on to keep them involved,’’ she said. Strict enforcement of senate atten dance policy should encourage sena tors to attend both senate and com mittee meetings, Bohling said. ASUN bylaws state that senators will be dismissed if they have more than three unexcuscd absences from senate meetings, she said. Hill said expanded training for senators last spring was helpful in preparing senators to "start off on the right foot" this year. The expanded training involved sessions on parliamentary procedure, leadership skills and goal setting, Hill said. Bohling agreed that the expanded training program was helpful. Brainstorming to get ideas for projects for this year was an impor tant and successful part of the pro gram, she said. Bruning said he would like to see AS UN pursue more controversial issues this year to keep students inter ested and involved. "It’s tough to get students inter ested in student government when they don’t really care about the issues that we’re dealing with," he said. Chemical explosion, new football ticket policy led campus news I SUMMER from Page 12 doesn’t know if he will replace Bruce. IViangle apologizes A Triangle fraternity newsletter printed an apology for a member’s alleged involvement in the making of a mock newsletter that ridiculed homosexuals. The mock newsletter, entitled the "Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Avacados (sic),” was distributed on the UNL campus in early March. The Big Red Telegraph, Tri angle’s newsletter, apologized for the newsletter, saying the "SPCA in no way represents the views of the Nebraska Chapter of Triangle and is, in fact, largely the efforts of a single brother.” UNL Triangle President Greg Imig said the apology should not have been printed because there is no proof that the Triangle member was involved. "I confronted this person and he denied (making the newslet ter),” Imig said. Hamilton explosion A chemical explosion in Hamil ton Hall slightly injured a UNL graduate student and spewed ra diation and a dangerous chemical throughout a lab on the seventh floor. The explosion occurred July 12 at 2:30 a.m. and caused glass sliv ers to cut graduate student Sheng Shijic’s chin. Sheng was pouring a highly reactive chemical into a beaker when the explosion oc curred. George Sturgeon, vice chair man of the chemistry department, said the chemical that caused the explosion, diazomethane, is very touchy and unpredictable. The chemical and radiation from carbon-14 contaminated Sheng’s clothes, lab apron and her hair. Her hair had to be cut because the chemical had bonded to it. After the explosion, Sheng ran to the bathroom, contaminating it and the hall. Larry Grimm, UNL radiation safety officer, said carbon-14 doesn’t emit much radiation. He said UNL environmental officials cleaned up the mess in the bath room and the hall. Grimm said the officials have been too busy to clean the lab, but he plans to have it cleaned some time this week. Transferable tickets Football tickets will become transferable under a plan an nounced by the UNL athletic de partment. Under the new plan, students can give their tickets to other full time students. Students with bor rowed tickets will enter a special gate where their full-time status will be verified. James Gricscn, vice chancellor for student affairs, said students borrowing tickets can use either the photo or the non-photo IDs. UNL is in the process of imple menting a photo ID system. Students also can give tickets to non-students, who must pay the $11.50 difference between the stu dent and general admission price. For the Nebraska-Oklahoma game, non-student ticket borrow ers will pay an $18.50 difference. Joe Selig, ticket manager at UNL, said the student ticket holder, not the borrower, must pay the difference at the ticket office during specified days and times. Those days are Wednesday and Thursday before the game in ques tion from 9 a.m to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. and 9 to 11 a.m. on game day. I-COUPON-1 !BACK TO SCHOOL! OFF! oil change I and j lubrication j REG. $23.99 plus tax (most cars) J 14-POINT COMPLETE CAR SERVICE j "All in 10 minutes” No Appointment Necessary j Just present this coupon for $3 off Jiffy Lube s j already low price on a complete car servicing, j ! 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You sec, Christianity means more than going to church, singing hymns or giving money. At the Lincoln Church of Christ we believe that to be a Christian you have to know Christ. We arc a group of people dedi cated to the basics of Christianity; studying the Bible, caring for one another and bringing glory to God. We invite you to join us in a fellowship that genuinely cares for one another. Meet Tim, Glen & Mike, our evangelists and enjoy cur college-age activities. Everyone is invited regardless of religious background. Join us at the times listed below. Special Activities for University Students: Spiritual: Bible Studies, Devotionals, Life Groups Social: Retreats, Ski trips, Camping, Canoe trips, Baseball, Parties. Special: Adoptive parents while you are away from home. (Come and find out.) 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