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relationship to talk to their next-high
est supervisor to guarantee that the
relationship was consensual. How
ever, she said no recognition was
given to the possibility that a person
may use their position’s power to get
that consent.
Jane Close Conoley, chairwoman
of the UNL educational psychology
department and a member of the
Chancellor’s Commission on the Sta
tus of Women, agreed and said she
had experience in faculty relations.
She said her husband, Collie, was a
faculty member in the Teachers Col
lege.
Conoley said when it came to deal
ing with her husband administra
tively, she passed the responsibility
on because love and work formed a
conflict of interest.
“Those two things can’t go to
gether,” she said. “I think it should
be mandatory that if I am in a sexual
relationship with that person, I must
excuse myself from direct supervi
sion.
“The document says it is a veiy
bad idea for supervisors to get in
volved with the supervisees, but the
document doesn’t have much teeth to
that.”
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create a ‘baby’ without a woman,” he
said.
“Most of the women are either
killed or silenced. It’s a critique of
the world where women are not
equals.”
Behrendt said the trip and inter
view were flattering.
“All the arrangements were
made,” he said. “The tickets were
waiting at the airport, and there was
a car waiting in New York.”
He felt like a celebrity, he said.
“I think we all get used to the idea
of a celebrity lifestyle, and it comes
as a shock when any of us get to do it
for a day,” he said.
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Voter registration
deadline is Friday
From Stiff W»port»
The deadline to register to vote in
the upcoming general election is Fri
day at 6 p.m.
Patricia Hansen, the Lancaster
County election commissioner, said
students could register in Lincoln or
in their home county. They may re
quest an absentee ballot in writing or
by fax from their county.
The election office, 555 S. Ninth
St., will be open today until 5:30 p.m.
and Friday until 6 p.m.
Mater registration also will be con
ducted at East Park Plaza, 220 N.
66th St., today from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m.
and Friday from noon to 6 p.m.
-Police Report
Beginning midnight Monday
7:32 am — Bike aeet stolen, Pound
Residence Hah, $35 loss.
8:26 a.m. — Alarm/security, com
puter laboratory.
8:67 am — Injury/sickness, Keim
Hall.
11:68 am — Alarm/security.
12:37 pm — Football tickets sto
len, 1535 R St.
4:26 pm — Purse and contents
taken, H.C. FiHey HaN, $61 loss.
4:31 pm — $25 damage to vehicle,
16th and U streets.
7:10 pm — $80 cash taken, Abel
Residence Hall.
7:10 pm — $80 cash taken, Abel
Residence Hall.
11:03 p.m. — Jacket taken,
Schramm Residence Hall, $140 loss
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