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Higher education system
OKs admissions changes
■ POLICY: UO adds a two
year !od?*gn language
requirement for 1997
By Cindy Long
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Starting with the W* aca
demic. w bonl JfWr, fttlhlMB
will be required lo have two
tears of foreign language at the
Itigh school level in order to
attend the Univarsity
The IW- >m admission* poll*
Cry was approved *t the Oregon
State System of Higher Educa
tion board meeting last Friday,
said Gary Christensen. a vice
chancellor for student services
In the University's academic
affairs office The only change to
the admissions policy for that
year is the foreign language
requirement, he said.
University admissions cur
rently requires the following a
high school degree, a UFA of 3 0
or higher. SAT or AIJT scores,
three units of English. threw
units of math, two units of sci
ence, three units of social stud
ies and two units of elective*
Instead of i*m units of foreign
language the Ptmefiiiy he*
requited two units of elm nve*
Tbs foreign language Milnnts
requirement wilt only affect
mi tuning freshmen who gredu
ated from high school in 1997,
(hriumMi Mid
The University slrasdv work*
with student* who have ■ turn
ersI Education Diploma of went
to • private high school that has
not Ikuui m i redded by the stele,
though most students admitted
to the University meet tradi
tions! requirements.
The state herd also approved
a plan for transition from the
current admissions policy to the
Proficiency based Admission
.Standards System The new sys
tem will apply to students who
will receive a certificate of mas
tery from their high school
rather than a traditional diploma
under House Bill 2991. winch
passed in the state legislature
last year. Christensen said.
The proficiency-based admis
sions system will take effect dur
ing the 2001-02 academic year
WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
The 7m*mb#r ASUO Programs Franc* Committee whtcf.
■nciudes three student senators. «*B recommend how snciden
tat tees are •Socated <o student group* next year.
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Money 8Nen «rw week $4*303
Money pM*n to d*to $1 1SS.S23
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AAPAd Ckjb *4.059
Chinese Student Assoc $4,700
HOPES $5 127 ’
OAEAMO
PFC decreases funding for
two groups, increases one
■ BUDGETS Ad loan
experiences slight cui
By Ashley Bach
and Kristin Bailey
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Th® ASUO Program* Finance
Committee (PFC) coomiid in
the Anight Library Tuesday
night to an prove thro® student
group budgets
The American Advertising
Federation Ad Club-'Ad Team
received $4,05«, which is a ftS
percent decrease front last year's
allocation The Ad Club/Tnam
participates annually In nation
al advertising competitions
The Ad Puh/Tsttn originally
requested $5693. an increase ol
39 percent, for its 1996 9? bud
get The group asked for $4,200
to go toward the eight-person
team competition in Anchorage,
Alaska, in May. The PFC grant
ed the group $3000 for this line
item, which members said will
be enough for production costs
but not travel expenses
PFC members said they had
reservations about funding a
competition for only a few indi
viduals.
*1 feel very uncomfortable
funding a competition where
only eight people can go.” PFC
member Shamus Lvnsky said
"Student fees should not go to
this*
The allocation surprised some
Ad Club/Teem members
“It s tike out of the blue, (the
PFC) had this idea about pro
professional societies," AD
Club/Team Treasurer Loras
Urry Mid. “It just whim they
should have given u* HUtw kind
of warning "
Thu Chinese Student Associa
lion (OSA) was allocated $4.71*0.
• 13.3 pen ent decrease from
their $4005 budget of this year
While the CSA requested
$V42<, the Hnance btuird sew
«ree» that could tie scaled bet k
Lytuiy said scene monies the
association had reserved fee cul
I U< Hi uaitgt?
events in the ■
spring deviated I
from the I
group * miuuw
statement.
'I really don't
see spending
mon»v on atro
phy lor a bowl
ing game going toward your goal
of promoting Chroma culture *
he Mid
Hannah Wear of the student
group Helping Our Planet
Evolve Sustainably (HOPES)
•aid her group needed several
increases (or it* Boo-Design Art*
Conference in April,
The PEC gave the group a
$5,127 budget, a 10.1 percent
iik rease from last year but sig
nificantly lower than the
amount requested Board mem
bet* mid that while they would
tike to grant the whole increase,
they had a budget of their own
to deal with
The budget hearings for the
Lesbtan/Gay Law Students
Association and Forensics, the
University speech team, were
both rescheduled