UNIVERSITY
Hearing on proposed rule changes slated for Tuesday
By Ben Heskett
Emerald Contributor
A hearing dealing with
amendments to nine University
rules concerning skateboards,
bicycles, student directory in
formation, child care and con
tested student conduct cases
will be held Tuesday. Oct. 2.
The hearings, which are be
ing held in the EMU Gumwood
Room, will begin at t p.m. and
continue through the afternoon
(one mid-afternoon break is
scheduled), with the last hear
ing beginning at 4:30 p.m.
Hearings on rule changes oc
cur "whenever they affect the
lives of students." said Murial
Jackson, assistant vice-presi
dent for Administration and
presiding officer at the hear
ings.
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best interests of tin* campus to
hoId hearings on rule
changes,” jackson said.
The schedule is as follows:
• Release and restriction of di
rectory information. the most
controversial issue according to
Inckson. will lw discussed at t
p.m
The new proKram software to
manage student records is not
capable of selectively restrict
ing student information so stu
dents must decide whether
they want all or none of their
student records published in
the directory
Eleven testimonies have been
received by Jackson
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