The Michigan Daily - Thursday, April 3, 1997 - 7A VIRTUAL ued from Page IA and at-risk students averaged in the "tid-40's before software usage. 'PHowever, after the software was imple- mented, the scores averaged in the mid- $0's for the overall class and at-risk stu- dents. Kliensmith said students used the computer because it gave students feed- back and control in a non-threatening Avironment. "These mirror the weaknesses of the lecture format," Kliensmith said. Douglas Van Houeling, dean of Academic Outreach and vice provost for information and technology, also pointed out many of the advantages .technology has to offer education. "One of the extraordinary changes in the way we find ourselvesliving today is that computer technology is allowing large groups to deal with us as individuals," Van Houeling said. Some feel that the use of technology will de-individualize education, but Van Houeling disagrees. "The computer is very capable of individualizing things," Van Houeling said. Kliensmith said that because of the large class sizes at universities, "perhaps we're kidding ourselves about the amount of human contact in lectures." Philosophy Prof. J. David Velleman said he worries about the overuse of technology at the University because he sees the "virtual university" being held up as an ideal. "Its a concept in where academiais being fit into a technology rather than a technology being put into a university," Velleman said. However, Velleman said "the defining element of higher education is it involves a connection between teaching and research." Velleman said he feels computers can help in this relationship. Even though the forum did not answer all the questions about the "virtual university," biology Prof. Thomas Moore said these discus- sions are necessary. "Technology is here, more is com- ing. We must plan and learn to use it well," said Moore, president of the University chapter of AAUP. "We have the opportunity to minimize the problems." PRESIDENTS ContInued from Page 1A University of Texas at Austin President Robert Berdahl earns $206,000 and the former president of the University of California, Chang-Lin Tien, earned $222,700 last year. Baker said Bollinger's salary is in line with his duties as University president. "He is responsible for a hugely com- plex organization," Baker said. Bollinger agreed that the job of president has added many new responsibilities to his life. "It's hard to imagine the range of issues that come up in a single day," said Bollinger, "and the range of responsibili- ties." The Michigan presidential salaries do not include housing, cars and other benefits presidents receive from the universi- ties. Benefits range anywhere from vacation days to mem- berships to the Detroit Club. Bollinger receives housing at the traditional presidential residence at 815 S. State St., a 1997 Jeep Cherokee and 25 days of vacation a year from the University. STAMP Continued from Page 1A addition to this year's presentation of the stamp, the University honors Wallenberg annually through a lecture series in his name. "The lectures chosen match the heroism and self-sacrifice of Raoul," Butter said. "But no one had a role like he did in the rescuing and hiding of the Jews." Butter said Wallenberg is a role model for the young gen- eration. "We can't afford to be bystanders, to passively accept what is going on around us," Butter said. "The essence of learning about Wallenberg is to realize there are such people who can make a difference." Wallenberg disappeared while on a trip to the former Soviet Union and was rumored to have been arrested. The whereabouts of Wallenberg's remains are still unknown. In 1981, President Reagan approved a special act that made Wallenberg an honorary American citizen, the only person besides Winston Churchill to hold this title. GR EAT STUDIO bet. campus and downtown avail. in May. Rent neg. Jin 913- 9218. 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DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: *Self-motivation * Dependability * Enthusiasm * Genuine interest in creating beautiful and safe campus area To Apply call 764-3422 Or stop by UM Grounds Department office for an application between 7:OOam-3:0Opm weekdays. Grounds & Waste Management Plant Services Building (first floor) 1111 Palmer Dr. (behind the Power Center) MUSIC MAN. need 2 tickets Sat. Apr. 19. Call Barbara 763-9062. STUDENTS ANYWHERE in the U.S. on Continental $159 or $239. Bring your Con- tinental voucher & AMEX card. Elaineat Regency Travel, 209 S. State, 665-6122. SUMMER dHARTERS. Athens $759, Frankfurt $589, London $449, Paris $579, Rome $679, Shannon $409. Restrictions apply. 209 S. State St. 665-6122. WINTER ESCAPE- Cozy log cabins $54- 75 nightly. Incl. outdoor hot tub & ski trails. Traverse City 616/276-9502. THE WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY/Hut- zel Hospital Infertility Program is seeking healthy women to be egg donors for infertile couples. 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