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

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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a rirni stand, the Senate approved a strongly-wtxrded resolu- tion outlawing recruiting at NU until the directive was revoked.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.

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Two of the University's concerned 5'2 prepare to vote in Vietnam referendum. Representatives plot new political tactics following a heated Assembly discussion. i Clarifying ballots, liaison officers question lndia's stand