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regarding student pareapahcc in the use
of incidental fees cumulated in a policy
statement by the Board
Approved was a statement which
reads. "The duly organized and
recognized student government at each
irsntuocc shall appoint and delegate
student representatives to meet with each
mstitutiocai executive for the formanor. of
guidelines and pcoceidires to be be
followed at that instmDon m the
budgeting, avocation and amount of in
cidental fee income derived at such in
stitution The r-.idei_r.es and pncedures
shall be reviewed and subject to the ap
proval of the State Board of Higher
Education
The intent of the board is to have the
executive remain in charge of incidental
fees stated Board member John Messer
.Another member added ""We wouldn't
want to misiead the students by a
states tit that would indicate .other
wise '*
A fma: motion concerning inchdentai
fees separated the Health Service fee from
other incidental fees
Tuition hike . .
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D ‘mriirtiiiii added ~Kar
he
under! oo* a personal survey of University
professors and determined that they
prefer international students to domestic
ones
Another foreign student from Portland
State Uaiiasilv crmcized the Board for
'pncag-oot" niternanccaf students and
added that the ■decrease in forei.gr student
enrollment wouid be "a detriment to both
the United States and cntastr.es abroad."
He urged the beard to reconsider the tee
increase stating. "Educaccn snood not be
measured so dciiars and cents "
‘It wood probably be nice s' we coed
stop mflanee for all students ” repeed
board member John Mosser. however the
measure was approved
Switchboard may close down
Switchboard, the Eugene community helping hand via telephone,
mav be just a memory come June.
According to Joseph Sage, instigator of Switchboard and
renowned chef of the Scarborough Fa ire macrobiotic restaurant the
problem is monetary.
The biggest hassle is that the community just isn’t supporting the
program it is taking advantage of,” he says.
"• -Switchboard has been taking a 120 calls a day since August. If
everyone who the Switchboard would contribute a little bread we
could stav open As it is. we can’t.”
According to Sage. Switchboard and the Family Shelter House
have been having Financial problems for a long time. The restaurant
at Scarborough Faire was started to help pay the costs of the services,
but it isn't making money and the Switchboard is slowly dying.
If help doesn't come*within the next month Sage plans to move to
Missoula. Montana, where be will start another Switchboard.
If Switchboard gets enough money we won’t go to Montana until
June said Sage By then the community would have to be involved
sboueh to take over.”
White Bird
volunteers
free flight
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ifce Whitt Bird Onuc
The tern: free dime coexeces a communiTy
iMX-.ce who Teats pattens free erf charge If there s
ao comm unity doctnr maybe the ser. »; tiuag s
uikxg several doctors into wfeaterag some
sm. and toMiBg tgnpwl and supplies
Aad getting some other peepie to par.: and
clean tg> a faaUtag •< oijrtteer scene time to do paper
wort and to staff the chine And thee to worry
a sect money and the ermexsm that comes reihng
m
By BARB SVEXDSEN
Of the Emerald
The people at White Bird are the first to admit
that their services are not as extensive as they need
to be
"We re not into confrootatioc,” stated Ddf
Settee White Bird's clinical director "If someone
comes in with a com plaint we agree
There's a tremendous amount of need for
community welfare " Seller continued "But
there s nothing we can do about it at this point We
are pushing our doctors hard aad there's still a lot
sr. the works
According to Seta* B-9 Eugene doctors are
cxrrenth volueteemng their services to the ffaur
Two or dne come m several Ernes a wees, for one
week during the month
A doctor is present a: the dime weeknights
from 7 30 pm unnl all patients present have been
sees Bat unfortanateiv. the facilities are act such
that ail cases car. be handled sc ae empna-as jf the
free ciiax: a oc fiazrostc work and referrals to
existing facilities
This —ears tfaa: a question at money often
occurs
■ The doctors who whntwr their services sects
Chat people who come here don't have enough
money to pay And the hiterecces as pdflownphy
tetween os the doctors, ocher agencies arc the
patients sometimes comes to a negative thing
Seitec said
There's mo conmmnry -doctor The doctors
here are -sec to being payed They donate them
tune and look at rt as m%ceey ' he sett: oc. "So. the
'doctors wort out the charges with the patterns If
ate has no money ne win be charged anyway, hoc
net expected to pay." he saod. Seiner added. ‘The
trwabie we rat into rest of the time a that people
sa> they w-JJ pay and doc t We have a fixed sc that
you dent have to say you 11 pay sc order to get
treated, and the doctors get upset when sceneane
sa>s he"0 pay and thee doesn't-”
White Bird has received some rends from socal.
state, and federal agencies such as state money
that Lasted for a year, according to Seder This
includes three months worth of Federal ftE<rrg
through Lane Cooocdi Mental Health, which ends
this month
“AH the money we get amounts to oee-third of
the budget be sa.d
We just had a LMrversjty fund rasing cam
paign he said. We sect Letters to University
professors and administrators and we made Less
than a dollar apiece less than SIX
"We fees that there sheeid be more support
from the U If the people working a: he Ucrveraty
contributed tee doOar front each pay check, it
wouid keep White Bird going he concluded
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Many departments are so cocstaned with their owe problems
bey doc t do a good job teaching service courses It's hard to bring out
unable attention for the non-majorbe saxl
While devoted to the principal of liberal arts education. Moyer is
iiso concerned about the wort of specialists and researchers
Research funds though getting the squeeze at most state universities,
are something Moyer plans to push for strongly on this campus
Described as one of the nations top physicists Moyer, himself,
spent 3 years doing research in high energy physics at the Lawrence
Radiation Laboratory at Livermore near Berkeley
And. be says such research ss essential for quality education
While teaching ss the major mission of a university, "to say teaching
can be done without research would change the flavor of what a
university is supposed to be. be said Research and frontier thinking
are the fundamental parts of an institution. ’
darning that professors dang research prove to be the Dest
teachers Moyer sax! students should have the opportunity to be
taught and mingle with people creating in them fields
Turning from research himself to administrative work. Moyer
saxl he wants to spend hts remaining years developing a liberal arts
college of high quality
He indicated that he would stiil tike to do some teaching in the
physics department as soon as I have a bold on this the dean’s
job However he decided to give up most of his research, he said,
because I d just reached the point m my professional life where mv
sense of mission Lay more in the direction of institutional problems
rather than scientific research problems It was jus: for roe at this
stage '
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