University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Student senators undertake campaign to modify ASUN's do nothing label ' Seeking to discard its Mickey a chance to express their views on Mouse image, ASUN used ad hoc behalf of specific foreign countries. committees, volunteer associates and Realizing that increased revenue extended campus surveys in an at- would be needed for more new pro- tempt to represent student interests grams, ASUN adopted a funding sys- more effectively. tem which appropriated a 30? tax Expanding into areas of student allotment from each studentfs fees. A,,,.f concern outside the University, the With this new found wealth, the Sen- Senate devoted a week to reviewing ate hired a full-time secretary, used the war in Vietnam. In a second pro- computers to determine the Home- gram stressing an international coming and ASUN election winners, theme, a Model U.N. gave delegates and raised Senate executives' salaries. 3 li With a firm grasp of the situation, Dick Schultze tells spellbound listeners about NU's government.

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Ltg4,,:A Tit? AE? Caticusing on the Arab-Israeli question, the Afro-Asian delegates determine their bioc's positions. Senate political maneuvers prevalent as ASUN approves draft resolution Always alert to protect the student, .-XSUN quickly responded when Selective Service Director Lewis Her- shey issued a directive saying anyone interfering with military recruiting should be reclassified. Taking a rirni stand, the Senate approved a strongly-wtxrded resolu- tion outlawing recruiting at NU until the directive was revoked. lfollowing two days ol' reconsider- ation and political maneuvers, the old resolution was scrapped and a new one passed which reprimanded Hershey but said nothing about mili- tary recruiting on campus. Student liberties also became an issue when ASUN helped forni a six- inember eonnnittee to aid in imple- nlenting the Bill of Rights. After a presidential statement emphasizing that nothing could be done without Board of Regents permission, the Senate assured students it would seek greater representation in University policy-making at all levels.