Survey Continued from Page 1 American students said they did not see a sincere effort on the part of U NL to recruit and retain minority faculty members and administrators. And 78 percent of the African-American stu dents said UNL lacked a visible pres ence of minority administrators on campus. Charles Ballard, an associate pro fessor of English and ethnic studies, said he was surprised by the results of the study. “I didn’t think there would be such a division between the groups,” he said. One of the group’s recommenda tions suggested increased opportuni ties for scholarships and other forms of financial aid for minority students. Answers to questions regarding policies to support minority concern also seemed to fall along racial lines. More than 81 percent of the African American students, 71.6 percent of the Hispanic students and 57.1 per cent of the Native American students said the university should have schol arship programs to attract minority students. About 36 percent of non minority students supported such pro grams. . Another of the group’s recommen dations was for administrative state ments to address specific issues and concerns more often. Almost 48 per cent of the African-American stu dents said UNL did not systemati cally address race-related issues on campus. Terrence Hollingsworth, a junior engineering major, said statements from the administration now were too general. The group also suggested that fu ture UNL policies be assessed for their effectiveness in creating a plu ralistic environment. But Ballard said the administra tion wasn’t the only group that must make changes. ‘‘What I saw in one column was that non-minority students are per fectly happy with the status quo, ’ he said. ‘‘Something has tochange in that respect.” ASUN Continued from Page 1 language and easily would forget it. ‘“Hi, hello and can I have a beer?’ is all they can remember,” he said. But Cheryl Mrsny, arts and sci ences senator, said foreign language was important. She added that coun tries outside the United States often were required to leam three or four languages. Lisa Rasmussen, Teachcrs College senator, said foreign language also was important because it gave stu dents exposure to different cultures. But Knocrzcr said that at small high schools, there was no guarantee that qualified teachers with an^nder standing of culture would teach the language. Rick Clopton, graduate senator, said the administration was ignoring the real problem by proposing higher admissions standards. The administration aims to im prove the quality of students and edu cation and to raise the retention and graduation rates at UNL with the higher admissions standards, he said. Instead, Clopton said, administra torsshould focuson improving equip ment, classrooms and labs. “They need to produce a good edu cational environment,” he said. “You don’t do this with higher admissions standards.” Clopton amended the bill to en courage the administration to look into these types of improvements. • In other business, ASUN unani mously voted against the proposed ban on freshman parking. Shane Tucker, general studies senator, said ASUN considered the proposal only because the Parking Advisory Com mittee had asked that the senate take a stand on the issue. ASUN also voted against forming an environmental subcommittee. 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