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CALENDAR COMMITTEE:
'Panhel Never Met SGC
About Rushing Schedule'
Senate Refuses Raise
For University Budget
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deal of planning, and rushing
would come during preparation.
She declined further comment,
except to explain that everything
reported so far was unofficial and
indefinite. Panhel will try to have
its rationale ready before the SGC
meeting Wednesday night, she
said.
An unnamed sorority represen-
tative told The Daily -that during
the meeting in which the proposal
was voted on, the women were
told new calendar aspects had
been found which would make
spring rushing difficult.
Included in these were a possible
shortening of the inter-session, a
delay of reported grades, added
time needed for tabulation with
IBM machines, and conflict with
campus activities.
However, in a recent University
calendar committee report it was
stated the literary and engineer-
ing colleges used the period be-
tween semesters for discipline and
deficiency cases and would be un-
likely to change the program in
the coming year.
Miss Duncan told The Daily t
research committee will be pr
senting the December rush cale
dar to SGC at the same time
requests fall rushing for Panh
Dean of Women Deborah Bac
declined to comment on the sit
ation. "The proper time for V
case to be presented," she sa
"is when Panhellenic goes befo
its student govenment."
Ann Arbor Panhellenic Ass
ciation President, Mrs. Earl Hod
son claimed she knew nothi
about the proposal until Dean B
con told her yesterday.
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stantially raising student fees,
limiting enrollment to the present
level of 22,000 or not granting
across the board faculty raises,
Niehuss said.
Senate committee members say
they based their recommendation
on a 25 per cent increase in stu-
dent fees and payment of utility
costs by dormitory residents.
Working on a formula of dollars
per student, they contend they
have not only provided sufficient
funds, but even an increase.
"If the University was able to
operate last year on an average of
$1249 per student, they should be
able to work on the substantial in-
crease to $1298 per student that
we granted," committee member
Sen. Rober E. Faulkner (R-Colo-
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ng 3 Niehuss countered that the
$1298 figure was obtained not by
dividing solely into the commit-
tee's recommended appropriation,
but into the sum of both the rec-
ommendation and the amount re-
ceived from student fees. Actual-
ly, the committee is only recom-
mending about $1209 per student
he said.
While committee members used
the over all per capita formula in
their estimates, the University to-
tals their requests from needs ex-
pressed by the various schools and
departments, Niehuss said.
pace with Civil Service raises and
the cost of living.
Merit Increases
"We will still be able to provide
merit increases, but the funds are
not very adequate for general
raises if we take in more stu-
dents," he said.
In'a caucus yesterday morning
before the final report of their
bill committee members granted
increases to some institutions for
salary boosts.
Michigan State University was
granted an additional $500,000,
primarily for raises that were
overlooked for employees in the
Agricultural Extension Service.
State's overall appropriation was
recommended at $25,719,300.
Increases Allowed
Increases of $100,000 were al-
lowed to Western Michigan Uni-
versity, $25,000 for Central Michi-
gan College, $45,000 for Ferris In-
stitute and $7,000 for the College
of Mining and Technology at
Houghton.
To provide the University's de-
sired salary increases and enroll-
ment increase of 21,000 students,
Niehuss said that the funds would
have to come from a 47 per cent
tuition boost. He called an in-
crease of this size "highly unlike-
li:n
ly."
A member of the Board of Re-
gents, which controls University
tuition, Eugene Power of Ann }Ar-
bor, declared yesterday that "I'm
opposed to tuition increases, for
they're just a drop in the bucket.
Our society just can't afford to
price students out of the market."
Increases 'Necessary'
Sen. Porter declared that the
increases were justified and neces-
sary, especially for out-state stu-
dents.
Members of the house also in-
dicated yesterday that a student
fee increase was necessary.
"However, I'm not discouraged
that the legislature will not take
care of the needs of the Univer-
sity," a member of the House
Ways and Means Committee, Rep.
James Warner (R-Ypsilanti) said.
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President Hatcher said, "It's
meaningless to talk about this
formula in a University with such
diversified schools, but the Legis-
lature keeps coming back to it
because it's easy to use."
Supporting the formula, Sen.
Faulkner pointed out that in us-
ing it, the committee allowed a
five per cent increase for salaries.
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Niehuss said the University
wants to give a four per cent in-
crease for merit and promotion
and provide six per cent general
raise for faculty members to keep
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