University unveils Duck Call II registration system
By Jan Ellison
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Dili k ( iall registration for fall term stnrts May 17. but
it won't be what you’tv expecting
Now (Iuhhud Duck ('-all II. telephone registration has
an entirely new format, with more options than over
before.
On Duck (atll II, callers enter their student identifo a
tion number and personal ni i ess < ode, followed by a
funi tion code The new system doesn't say what each
iode means
A list of all of tin* codes and a des< ription of all of the
options are located in the front of the fall time \< Itndule.
available for a quarter at the KMU Main Desk and lint
versity Bookstore May 10
Some of the new options are grade i hangev variable
credit i hanges, listings of upon se< lions arid waiting
lists,
The waiting list option works on a limited basis if you
get on the waiting list, the University nulomaiit ally
assumes you'll make it into the class and i barges you for
it Students get into the ( lass ns spm e Iks nines available
The waiting list option yvas added to give students
with earlier registration times a chance to get into a
dosed i lass, said Kate Johnson, an asses iate registrar In
the past, students have had to lake their chain es ysitli
even one else, randomly calling In to check on openings
Students <an ( all in Inter to find out if they an' in the
»lass When you ask for a list of the ( lasses you're in.
Duck Call II will either sav you're registered or you're on
the waiting list
There is an additional waiting list option that will
allow you lo learn your position on the list
Another new function of Dm k Call II is the multiple
term cnpai itv You can make changes to your current
term or the term you're about to enter at the same time.
Duck (all II will remain open for fall term registration
until July I It will open again Aug 1 Summer registra
tion w ill start June 1 Both < an lie at < essed at the same
time.
Oil Sept 7. yet another new function will come oil
line ll will allow you to exchange a ( lass you’re regis
tered m (or a ( lass you want, hut only if it's open This
is for people w ho are already close to their 18-credit
limit but want to tr\ lo add a t lass to see if it's open
Willi this new option you don’t have to drop the i lass
you're in to see if another one is open Dm k Call II will
automatically drop the one and add the other if it's open
I his information is available in the lime schedule.
"It is very important for people to i arefully read the
Dm k Call II sis turn of the time si hedute la-fore they reg
ister. Johnson said Or else they won't know what to
‘ft will save me the hassle of
naming all over campus. They
should have done this in the first
place.’
LaVon Murphy,
University student
do."
Returning students hnve been ext itetl to learn about
Duck Call II
"It's about time." said LaVon Murphy. a student in
planning, public polit \ and management. It will save
me the hassle of running all over campus They should
have done this in the first place "
Students are also looking forward to the new waiting
list option
"I'm a freshman and that waiting list thing means I
have a t haut e to get into Native American Literature and
other popular classes." said Beth Scovell, a (ire-journal
ism Student
Thtt new additions to the call-in registration system
don't cost the University any "new capital," only extra
hours bv employees for programming. Johnson said
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a maximum of $13,000 to stu
dents participating in the pro
gram lor two years, but it was
si aled back to $10,000 at the last
minute, an administration offi
i iat said Friday night.
"Some veterans. looking at d a
i ertoin wav. thought the other
proposal (for $13,000) might be
out of line" with tower benefits
available under the GI bill, said
the official, speaking on condi
tion ofnnonvmiK
The official said several Repub
licans had suggested that would
lie much easier to win bipartisan
support for the proposal if the
cost per participant were
reduced Also, lowering the pay
ment eai ti participant re< eives
allows more students to take part,
the official said.
Mora than ri.0()0 people have
inquired aliotil serving siih e t ilm
ton discussed the program in a
speech Match 1. aides said
With the national service pro
gram and the redesign of the stu
dent loan program. Clinton said
together !ho\ will revive Arner
ii .1 s commitment to community
and make affordable the i ost ol a
college education lor every Amer
ican.”
Clinton s blueprint called for
the government loltegin borrow
ing mone\ and lending it to stu
dents dirts tlv. with colleges and
universities ,K ting as agents
Currentlv. students borrow
directly from banks, whit h prof
it from the interest they charge
Loan defaults are protected at
S— 5 billion this vear, and the hsl
erai government protects banks
against ails' losses.
Bv eliminating the middle
man. the government would save
S-l t billion through fisc al year
and would lie able to charge
interest rates a half percentage
point lower interest rate than
banks, administration offic ials
said.
The Americ an Bankers Asso
c iation sharply criticized the
direct-loan plan.
The direct lending concept
combines the effic iency of the
Post Offic e with all the c harm of
the IKS.” said ABA executive
vice president Donald Ogilvie "It
will not deliver the level of
ac cess, serve e and efficiency that
the (student loan program) c ur
rentlv provides
Clinton said the proposal
would "ease tin- terms of college
loans."
"In return, we'll demand
responsibility from young peo
ple*," lie" said We ll make it eus
ier to borrow money and nun h
easier to pav it off, hut this time
you have to pa\ it oil Von c an't
just default on the loan ”
Loon repayments would la*
based on a peri entage of a work
er's income Those with,lower
income jobs would have longer
to pay off their loans
The legislation authorizes the
Internal Revenue Service to share
with the Kduc ation Department
information afiout a borrower's
annual me ante so the government
could determine the terms of
repayment.
It also envisions the- possibili
t\ of using the- IKS us a collee tiun
ugene \. perhaps through auto
matic wage withholding
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