New guidelines may govern incidental fee hearings
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By JOYt’K ROl’THON
Of (hr F.merald
The ASUO Fiscal Committee
tiegins spicing up a $1 million
plus loaf of bread known as the
Student Incidental Fee* Budget
Friday
Incidental fees fund the athletic
department, I he Krb Memorial
Onion and ASUO sponsored
activities, and generally no
organisation ever gets what it
wants
This year, the I Midget con
federation* may lie guided by a
set of procedure* passed by an ad
Itoc student faculty committee
last Tuesday The ASUO Senate
is expected to take action on
these guidelines next Thursday
The committee, which includes
ASUO President Hon Kachus,
EMU director Dick Keynolds
and Senate President Iain More,
was formed after the State Board
of Higher Education decided to
allow individual institutions to
establish their own incidental
fees Beginning fall term 1H71, the
University will have the power to
set a fee between $15 and $25 a
term
The State Board currently
require* a fee of $28 at each in
stitution
Major recommendations of the
ad hoc Incidental Per* Committee
include
ASlJO standards ... I
Continued from I
The only comment* on the motion came from
sponsor Harry Alpert, Dean of Faculties, who said
simply that lt»e prn|MMal "turned out to lx* very timely ."
He was referring to recent charge* by the US
Department of Health. F ducat ion and Welfare that the
University is discriminating against women in em
ploy ment
The committee, to include faculty, student and
classified service employees, will advise tin* University
president and other personnel officers on employment
practice*
Faculty also approved a motion to set up a com
mittee on the status of (acuity women Sponsor Grace
Graham, education professor said the group wasn’t
intended to lie "highly militant," but rather an
"educational committee “
It s job would !>e to encourage faculty women to take
a greater part In University governance and try to
identify harrier* to career development for both women
and students and faculty
"We feel the villain if there la one is the process of
socialisation," she said "Both men and women are
guilty and we (eel it * high time we do something about
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Programs and activities
considered for support shaU be
divided into "major budget ac
tivities" and minor budget ac
tivities "
The ASUO and University
shall assist in obtaining alternate
sources of funding if it is deemed
necessary to make substantial
decreases in support for ac
tivities
Incidental fees may be
changed by the ASUO Senate.
Emerald under
new management
The Oregon Daily Emerald will
be under new management as of
this afternoon
The Constitution of the Oregon
Daily Emerald Board of
Directors will be signed today by
University President Robert
Clark. ASUO President Ron
Eachus and Emerald editor
Grattan Kerans, thus vesting in a
new nine member board com
plete control over the financial
structure of the University’s
student newspaper
The new board, which succeeds
the old Student Publications
Board, is expected to move
shortly on the incorporation of
the Emerald as an independent
organization, legally and
financially separate from the
University and the Oregon State
Board of Higher Education July
t, 1971, has Inch set as the* target
date for incorporation
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Monday through Friday during school year,
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Grattan Kerens
Puss Mustola
Cditor
Business Manage*
ICVICTTO KTJ W.V
Fiscal Committee and ASUO
Senate, the budget shall be
presented to the University
President.
The division of the budget into
two categories, major and minor,
is an addition to the present
budget organization. Those
programs considered major
activities are the Athletic
Department and Erb Memorial
Union All other programs are
classified as minor activities.
Within the latter category are
programs which have been
traditionally funded.
The criteria - assisting
programs whose proposal was
decreased is also new. It applied
to either major budget activities
or traditionally funded activities.
Specifically, an decrease in
major activities shall not exceed
10 per cent of the preceding
year's allocation This limitation
may be exceeded if the proposed
change is submitted to the
student body by referendum and
is approved by a majority of
students voting.
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-r-r—- «« pi uv ut-u ior m the
new procedures. If an appeal has
been tried before the fiscal
committee and Senate then
members of the appealing
agency may meet with
representatives 0f the
President’s office
After the budget is sent to the
University president, it is sub
mitted before the State Board of
Higher Education
Most discussion at Tuesday’s
meeting centered on when or if
students should be allowed to
vote on increasing the incidental
fee level. One committee
member proposed if the increase
were more than $2. it should be
put before the student body for a
vote. For example, if the fee level
were set at $17 and the fiscal
committee asked it to be in
creased to $20, a vote would be
taken. No decision was made on
this proposal.
The guidelines, with additional
comments by committee
members will go before the
ASUO Senate for approval April
15.
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