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Vol.64   No. 50
1983 CM LIFE
Mount Plea-ant. Mich.. IV^.VS
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Wednesday. Feb. 2. 1983
>4£e/ predicts tuition hike as high as $6
by JAMESON COOK
andTOMWICKHAM
LIFE Staff Writers
A tuition increase nt
$6 per credit hour i- i
for next seme-t« r. I'
Harold Ab.l -..id at T
Student (IiivithiihiiI
tion meeting.
Abel   -aid   ilue   tn   !•■
monev     available     for
education, he v. ill "be very Mir ministration can predict.
prised if the Hoard of Trustees It js difficult to figure exactly
doesn't accept a 10 to If- percent how much ihe state v-.il] allocate
tuition increase per year for   tbe to  CMU   next   year   since   Con
.1)0 to     next three years." v;rcss   has   not   determined   the
\pected          "We've    taken   a    three year fm;i| allocation for this year, he
resident      look   and   m-c   a   deficit   of   two saui.    Also,    though    Covernor      has decreased from I'd to .">0 per
uc-dav's     million in the first year and four James    lilanchard    recommends      cent. Thus student-' tuition ha-
Associa       million in the third." Abel said. how    much   money    will   ^o   to      increased  II  percent, which t-\
He    added    the    figures    are higher     education.     Congress      eludes  the   increase   from   infla
ss   slate     "v;ii;ui-   assumptions."   but    are could change it.                                        tion. he s.ud.
higher     the    best    estimates    the    Ad The  major reason for the  in            Abel said the Administration
crease is less state revenues, he
said.
CMC is funded mainly by two
sources: ihe state and siuilents.
he said. In ihe eirjht vtar- Abel
has been at CMC state I'undiru;
ca-il\ could recommend to in
crease tuition b> more than the
$ti ceiling, but it would not he
fair to students.
"Whatever it is would not be
enough. We onlv stopped at $t>
because more than that wouldn't
be fair." he said.
Abel s.ud the increase would
probably not include another in
crease in Winter Semester next
v ear.
Any  tuition  increa-e must   be
recommended      by       the      Ad
ministration    to   the    Hoard    of
Trustees, w ho v ote on il. he -aid.
He -aid the recommendation
for the increase would not occur
until at less; Mav and po-sibU
ev en June or J ulv .
due Hoard member contacted
was unsure of possible tuition in
iTC.lM's.
iSce" Ahi I" — pane I.M
Federal payoffs
bring cash woes
Puppy Love
Happiness is definitely a warm puppy tor
Tracey Schurt*. a resident assistant in Tain
Moil.
Schultz. Redford senior, yot tier chu.ee at
happiness when a pet care clinic was held in
the Tate lobby Tuesday night
Tho program was hosted by Dr. Jan Pol. ,i
veterinarian from Weidman and Lesyln
Carroll of Fish Head Aquariums, who brouijnt
with Ihem a herd of animals including three
dogs, a cat and a pony.
The program, put together by Jeff Terhusti,
another Tate RA. was to round out the
recreational side of students' lives
"College tends to stress the career
development of an individual, we would like
to see other parts enriched also.' Tefbu'.h.
Fairgrove senior, said
Although  M>(>  local   recipients
of    federal    checks tolalliiu:
Sl.' million are el.inniiii: su-iie
area banks have been unable to
cash the checks, bank ottici.ils
maintain thev have e\petn tued
little trouble.
Tile 1 S. Trr.iMll v i tiei'i.s.
which member- ol the Su-sna'A
Chippewa Indian tribe be.-.an
receiving Mondav. are pail ol .i
land   lre.it v    -una d    w n I;    l.inn
S.llpll.lW      Chlppf'A.l     liilil.ll.s     In;
Sid million.
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t:l..'b ..nd an oi dine. t. 1...
Stand.u her. pi es ide lit ■ d 1 !■*
America II Sei ut it > I «a r.k. 1 tin !..
IJriMilw a v .    h:-    hank -    les.r \.
cash      In   ca !Ue      "rvllillll'il       low
because : he I i'.  ipil   nt s l i
"They said anyone
with checks over
$500 should come
back T hur -
sday." — Daisy Kendal!, member of
the Saginaw Chip-
p e w a Tribe
mn
steil cash anil did not deposit as ,   ri .,ui
S taudac her. a lone, vv it Ii lour ot hei  1" « a I b i nL i -i - , - 1 ..ti . I a. t   ::«• t inie
were the bank- unable tocasl. l!,.   . > . . V -
How i '. i r. 1 l.ii--. Ki i.t ill. [■.'.<■■.: net "\
sk;i!I.1-.v Ch.ppfVVa Tl:be a..and tlll'ii In
alll, s.is! >i;e n.[v  il uabie   !..i   si.  he;   ■  Im  . k ..
a-   !-.■ b. I'a    i'. mil \
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Tln>   tnl.l tn.e  to . ..me ha.k   1 hn;-il i . . '  L< s.ta.l *..i.l   '   i':ev   -ad
anv one w It ti checks mil  > 7.11(1 s|a,n!d case I,.,, k   i S..I -. ia v ."
lint   l.asrv   Johns,  jiresident   ol   l-.ibella  (  ...mi.   Hank   and  Trust.
■Jilt I Is. |tt   i.uhsr. . -aid la. ba nl   e*. pel lem ed s.' c.e I, How   |H oblelii-.
" \ I   ,isi    tuiii     .ve   hail   a   -liiali   piohiiui   wit!,   a v a ; ia ! i:., I v   o!   lal.o
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Assault concern prompts meeting request
by TERRI FINCH
LIFE Hews Editor
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assault s  | : . ,s ,; : i ■:
bel w ee :; ;;,.  :;.!•< :
a Cuiver-.!'.  .,::.. s.
Member-   ..:
ot the        I'mversitv Commitlee        oti        Seeisai
ltehavior.il   Concerns    reipie-ted    to   unit    w.tl,
Director ut  Student   Life (.ienh Star net   in  oidei
• r'.it .; t..   sjiell   mil    |i;st    what    Ilii-a-iile-   I hi     !   tii-. cTs:'\
-'  v na ean  take  rei-.i rd I ti i;  -.iaii.iI assaults   that   nccui   ot!
lod.i'. campus,     s.ial     the    subcommittee     C ha il w oiuat.
e.i'.'i       Jovce       Memo ks.      ass,i, ;ate       proiissnr       ••!
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Hogwash?
Animal to predict weather
by ANNE PERAZZA
LIFE Ass't. News Editor
-peak. at..i  tod.,-,    ihe  ■.':,.,.:..I  hoi
L.v e: V   el.,.;  has h:s,|.,-, . -,
takes .... r the  aluei.aht
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A it h  baited lit >., ' h I "f  h 1 s a 1 t I'. a I.
It   is sail lo note. ta.Ai   . el . I hat  I . 1 ■ ■ u ia i 111 st     1 lav   is use nl  t he
lew   hoi,d.iv * alt  Halltnarr-   does ;;.,!  make, aids |,,r
I he   I k   o!    'Atiliiversar.es a.al   Hobdavs"   s.,vs   ( i i , ,u nd h, ,.•
1 l.i-,   i- a t ra ill! niti.i 1 da v  ol nbserv a! a e ac c ordlti,; t o loi k lore.
Itil!   the World Look enc;, e!opeil:a delv e<| ill I'.l eater dipt h m
iSee   - Hoi; "-pa«c III)
"Chairs." a national tra\ elirit; art exhibition.
is show ini?, at South Art Studio until Vvh. 18.
LIF'KstyU'.s looks at
the persona! stereo
craze, which could in-
hazardous (o vour
health.
pa«e ti
New      t our na merit
rules   may   effect    the
Mid-American      Con
ference.
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