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j Regent’s debate request turned down
From Staff RoporU
A request by University of Ne
braska Regent Robert Allen to debate
the conduct of the UNL Chancellor
has been denied.
Allen sent a letter Tuesday to Law
Dean Harvey Perlman requesting a
debate. At issue, Allen wrote, was
Perlman’s guest newspaper opinion
in the Omaha World-Herald that said
Chancellor Graham Spanier was
“forthright to a fault.”
Allen told Perlman he had “suffi
cient information to show that (he
was) not correct.”
Perlman denied Allen’s request
Wednesday in a letter.
“I believe such a public debate
would be inappropriate and not in the
best interest of the university,”
Perlman wrote.
“To conduct such an evaluation
by public debate, in my opinion,
would be unfair to the individual and
a departure from how a great univer
sity conducts its affairs,” Perlman
wrote.
Perlman refused comment to the
Daily Nebraskan on Wednesday.
The response was a disappointment
to Allen, who has criticized Spanier as
being ineffective, dishonest and un
able to perform under pressure.
“The public has a right to know
what is really happening,” Allen said.
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ASUN vote opposes
new parking garage
By Melanie Brand* rt
Staff Reporter
Applause rose from Alpha Phi
sorority members and alumni after
ASUN Wednesday night voted 15-7
with four abstentions to oppose the
construction of a
parking garage
east of the Ne
orasica union.
University of
Nebraska-Lin
coln administra
tors proposed the
site because it was the only location
that would pay for itself. Current
members and alumni of Alpha Phi
sorority, which is located next to the
site, are opposed to the plan.
About 65 Alpha Phi alumni and
current members went to the meeting
to voice their opinions on the pro
posed garage.
Stacy Lovelace, member of Alpha
Phi and former ASUN senator, said
the theme of the university’s pro
posal was that the garage could be
funded by student and faculty/staff
parking permits and money from park
ing meters.
“If this garage wouldn’t fly, who’s
to say parking permits aren’t going to
inch up a little bit every year to help
cover the cost of this,” she said.
“I agree that a parking garage is
needed,” Lovelace said, “however, I
think there are so many cons with
having it here — the contradiction of
green space and the extraordinarily
high amount of pedestrian traffic that
is in this area.”
Paul Carlson, interim vice chan
cellor for business and finance, said
during the meeting there was no con
flict with pedestrian or vehicular traf
fic east of the Union.
Lovelace said other concerns of
sorority members were that the four
and one-half story garage would be
come an overnight shelter for the
homeless and that it would attract
Peeping Toms.
Monte Horst, ASUN representa
tive to the Academic Planning Com
mittee, said a solid wall facing the
sorority was considered in the plan to
alleviate sororitymembers’ concerns
about Peeping Toms.
Not everyone at the meeting, how
ever, opposed the proposed garage.
David Jurgens, College of Jour
nalism and Mass Communications
senator, said there had been a need
for visitor parking since 1967. He
also said visitors would be contribut
ing money to the university through
the garage.
“They’re the ones we need to treat
right,” he said. “If not, maybe we
won’t get the money (from them). I
find it very hard to believe this isn’t
the right place for this.”
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