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ASUN parties begin barrage
By Erin Schulte
Staff Reporter * <
At a debate Wednesday evening in ;
the Nebraska Union, OFFICE party
_, candidates ac- i
AQIIN cused ACTION ,
MOUII _ party members
Campaign Of being part of ,
a political ma
chine.
“When will
we change the
circle of this
good ol’ boy
network?” asked i
I-> Justin Firestone,
OFFICE’S can
didate for president of the Association
of Students of the University of Ne
braska.
Eric Marintzer, ACTION’S presi
lential candidate, said his party was
Reusing on what it would do next
/ear, not on past student governments.
Funding for various student facili
ies was discussed in several debate
questions.
Keeping student fees from rising
ibove the rate of inflation is
\CTION’s goal when it comes to
\mding student facilities such as the
Dffice of Campus Recreation and the
Nebraska Unions, Marintzer said.
But students should be willing to
lay more for better services, Firestone
;aid.
Several solutions to UNL’s con
gested modem pool were brought up
ly both parties.
Wiring all residence hall rooms so
they wouldn’t need modems,
Firestone said, would keep modems
open for off-campus students and
greck house residents.
Marintzer said the issue should be
dealt with by the Residence Hall As
sociation, but that ACTION would
help if elected.
Different bills on the table in the
Nebraska Legislature gained the atten
tion of the parties.
Firestone said a statewide tax was
a better option than the proposed 9
percent increase in tuition for UNL
students. The landlord/tenant act also
should be watched, he said.
Marintzer said those bills were
important and also added that a pro
posal to make Husker Spirit plates
could bring millions of dollars to
UNL.
ASUN hears revised expansion plans
By Michaela Pieler
Staff Reporter
Once the Nebraska Union has been
expanded, students will be able walk
to the union from 15th and S streets
without getting wet, a university offi
cial told ASUN Wednesday night.
Daryl Swanson, director of Ne
braska Unions, said the arcade along
the plaza was “one of the nicest fea
tures of the extension.”
Swanson and Kim Todd, campus
landscape architect, presented three
sketches of the expansion to the As
sociation of Students of the Univer
sity of Nebraska.
“We think this design meets the
proposals of the majority,” Swanson
said. “We’re really happy with what
we came up with.”
The new plaza fountain will fea
ture a pool surrounded by trees and
by stones on which students can sit,
she said.
Final approval is scheduled for
March 23.
“It’s a final approval,” he said, “but
it’s not a final design.”
Sen. Jon Scheve said some students
had told him they didn’t like the stones
around the fountain.
“They said they’d rather sit on
tables and chairs instead of rocks,” he
said.
Other students, Scheve said, criti
cized having all benches facing the
fountain.
“They also want to watch people
passing by,” Scheve said.
He also suggested extending the
post office in the union’s basement
because “it often gets kind of
crowded.”
In other business, ASUN approved
a 21-cent increase in student fees per
semester to fund the Office of Cam
pus Recreation’s wellness service.
Band
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where the top marching band of the
year is selected, he said.
Alyssa Utecht, a freshman educa
tion major who marches in the band,
said the trophy made her feel good
about herself.
“It’s pretty cool,” Utecht said. “It’s
a good feeling to know that all those
hours we put in don’t go unrecog
nized.”
During football season, band mem
bers practice Monday through Friday
from 7:30 a.m. until 9 a.m., he said.
Practice on football game days lasts
from 8 a.m. “until they get it right,”
Chesnutt said.
Jeremy Bettis, a senior computer
science major and a member of the
marching band, said the band deserved
the trophy.
“I think it demonstrates how those
of us in the band felt all along — that
we are the nation’s top marching
band.”
And not only is UNL’s marching
band the best in the nation, it’s also
the oldest.
The commitment shown to the
band by the university and the state
has helped it survive for 118 years,
Kloecker said.
“The people of this state take a lot
of pride in the band,” he said. “It’s a
good band state.”
In about two weeks, the marching
band will show off its award-winning
talent to Dublin, Ireland, as it travel?
overseas for the annual St. Patrick’s
Dav narade.
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“It’s a neat opportunity to show off
what we have to a whole other part of
the world,” Chesnutt said. “It’s great
for the kids.”
Kloecker said about 400,000
people would be watching the parade
in Dublin.
“It will be a really fascinating cul
tural experience,” he said.
Students in the band used money
from fund-raisers and from their own
pockets to pay for the trip, he said. The
cost is about $1,300 per student.
The Sudler Trophy will be pre
sented at the Nebraska-Colorado State
football game this fall.
But, Chesnutt said, students aren’t
looking to win more awards.
“When people tell them they’ve
done a good job — that’s as good as
my award.”_
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