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6, 1995 - The Michigan Daily -7
Assembly,
Big Ten
meet for
conference
By Deborah G. Weinstein
Daily Staff Reporter
For three days the Michigan Student
Assembly expanded its audience as well
as its influence by attending the Associa-
tion of Big Ten Schools conference last
week.
MSA President Flint Wainess, Vice
President Sam Goodstein and External
Relations Chair Fiona Rose were part of
the six-person delegation that went to
the conference, which was held in Illi-
nois-
Before the conference, Rose said that
one advantage of attending was that it
would provide a wider perspective. "(We
will)see how we fit with the Big Ten,"she
said.
Wainess said that the conference was
reassuring. "It gave me confidence ... to
see how advanced the University and
MSA is," he said.
Wainess cited the MSA fee structure
as an indication of the student
government's strength.
"A lot of schools (are) struggling to
compile (a magazine) like Advice," he
said.
Members said that the conference was
an exercise in MSA leadership.
"The Michigan delegation was the
sole author of the AmeriCorps resolution,
which passed," Wainess said.
The resolution urges the continuation
of President Clinton's domestic Peace-
Corps-style program.
"The House voted to kill
(AmeriCorps)in '96, so we're concentrat-
ing on the Senate," WaiAess said.
MSA also wrote a resolution in sup-
port of the In-School Interest Subsidy,
which, like AmeriCorps, is alsothreatened
by budget cuts.
The interest subsidy helps bothunder-
graduate and graduate students pay their
loans by having the government pay the
interest that accumulates while thestudent
is in school.
The University participates in the Di-
rect Student Loan program, for which the
Michigan delegation co-wrote a resolu-
tion.
This resolution supports a program
which makes the University -instead of
a bank- responsible for collecting stu-
dent loans.
"It's been incredibly successful,"
Wainess said.
Goodstein said that one advantage of
attending the conference was that it per-
mitted the University tobe part of a lobby-
ing block.
Goodstein also said that the overall
format could have been improved. "I
would like to see ABTS be more flexible
on the topics it will share information on,"
he said.
Despite his criticism, Goodstein said
the conference was a success. "These reso-
lutions aren't going to change the world,
but it helps."