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Committee has issued an in
junction prohibiting changes
in the budget of the Oregon
Student Public Interest
Research Group.
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tutionality.
ASUO comptroller Alan
Contreras, acting as a
“concerned student,” asked
the constitution committee
last Monday to interpret
whether this year’s committee
could change allocations
made by last year’s commit
tee.
OSPIRG asked to rearrange
its budget because the pro
gram's goals for this year had
changed. The committee
unanimously approved the
request.
In a memorandum to the
constitution committee, Con
treras says prior IFC alloca
tions can be changed by the
next committee only through
authorized budget notes and
IFC resolutions. The ASUO
Constitution does not specify
whether a current IFC can
change prior committee
allocations, he adds.
The OSPIRG budget will be
frozen until the question is
resolved. The group is lucky to
have the statewide OSPIRG
r
budget to depend on, says
Tanya Holonko, OSPIRG staff
organizer.
The issue needs to be
clarified, IFC member Jeff
Nudelman says. The commit
tee also changed an allocation
made by last year's IFC when
it approved giving AVENU, the
architecture and allied arts
newspaper, an increase in the
director’s stipend, he says.
But Karsten Rasmussen,
constitution committee
chairer who signed the injunc
tion, should dismiss himself
from the case because he was
IFC chairer last year, Nudel
man adds. Steve Baldwin,
constitution commitee mem
ber was also an IFC member
last year.
Several other IFC members
declined to comment on the
case; Rasmussen could not be
reached for comment.
The constitution committee
will decide what further action
needs to be taken at a meeting
today.
LCC dean makes
comments clear
A Lane Community Col
lege dean said he was
misinterpreted in an article
that appeared in Friday's
Emerald.
Gerald Rasmussen,
LCC’s dean of instruction,
was reported to have said
he wanted the state system
of higher education to look
into the possibility of hav
ing all lower division
courses taught by com
munity colleges.
Rasmussen said later
that he was referring
specifically to television
courses. He urged the state
system to consider increas
ed use of broadcast media
to teach lower division
courses, and said com
munity colleges should be
responsible for teaching
those courses.
“I do not favor the idea
that all freshmen and
sophomores attend com
munity colleges,” Rasmus
sen said.
LCC has a long history of
good relations with the
University, he added
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