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Fr. Klein, 42, Has a Professional Theological Training. He Holds Xavier University Exhibit All Xavier Student Newspapers Xavier Student Newspapers 1975-01-09 Xavier University Newswire Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio) Follow this and additional works at: https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/student_newspaper Recommended Citation Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio), "Xavier University Newswire" (1975). All Xavier Student Newspapers. 2302. https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/student_newspaper/2302 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Xavier Student Newspapers at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Xavier Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOL. 60 NO. 12 THURSD.AY, JAN. 9, 1975 NEWS POTPOURRI SPORTS Student tuition protest ~ .-. page 2. Skiing ..... ·............ page 5 Basketball ............... page 4 Urban Affairs ... ; ......... page 7 Holida movies ........ page 3 Ush on Supe_rbowl page 4. Board votes for tuit.i·on increase . ' By JOHN LECHLEITER At the faculty meeting of Friday, December 20, Fr. Robert Mui­ . ligan, Xavier University President, announced the 1975-76 university budget. THE INCREASES. The budget had been approved by the Board of Trustees at its meeting the day before. It included a tuition increase to $900 a semester, based on a flat rate for all fulltime undergraduate students taking betwee.n twelve and eighteen hours. For a student taking a fifteen-hour course load, the new tuition rate represents a $7 per hour increase. · Other rate hikes approved by the. Board included: • A $10 per hour increase in the present board rate. · • A $25 per semester increase for dormitory housing. •A $3 per credit hour tui~ion increase for the College of Continuing Education to $56 per credit hour. • A $3 per credit hour tuition iricrease for all graduate programs. : Father Mulligan, commenting on 'the budget, stated, "We feel that the new budget is a good one and that it.allows us to maintain the quali­ ty of education that has been a tradition-at Xavier. It is importaqt to realize that in an era· of steady enrollment decline and extreme in-. flationary pressures, the University must expect increased revenues . from many sources~ including tuition and fees as well as gift support .. ;. .from alumni'and friends." .. ··~ REASONS w·uv. Mulligan noted that there were a number of in- . cre'ased/ costs and. anticipated .·financial- ~bligations that· .·had; necessitated rate increases, among ttieni: ~- . ' . ' . • 'A substantial increilse 'in planf'rriaintenance costs. ' ' . , ' • A $369,000 allotment for·increases inularies and fringe benefits sh.it "'""o iiy'p~T iAYAEI for faculty and staff personnel. 1'1;01e.~1 or}:miizer.~ GreK Leisner and Jirn Muruney (standing) • The hiring of three new faculty members in the graduate business preside at ·a stud_ent meeting in Terrace .Room following and graduate education ·fields. the December 19.demonstration. About /50studentsgathered The President went on·to say that, financially, "1975-76 is not a very to sit-in outside the Board of Trustees meeting. Students con­ happy prospect," largely because of a still-uncertain enrollment pic­ ture. TJJC budget was prepared, the News learned prior to the Friday tinued to meet throughout the day to discuss tuition increases meeting~ on the basis of a projected increase in freshman enrollment. (lnd budget procedures. · · · Board lo Piii• 8 Klein wi 11 head the McGrath- ex­ Theology Department plains new By RICH LAGNIESS . The Chairman normally teaches a semester he teaches one course in XllVler New• 818ff Writer reduced 9-hour .load, allowing time liturgy or Catholic history. He is an · Father J. Leo Klein has be\!n ap­ for administrative duties. Fr. Top­ Adjunct Associate Professor at St. social structure· pointed Chairman of Xavier's moeller found that administrative Mary's Seminary in Norwood and is . Department of Theology beginning · duties consumed the majority of his likewise an Adjunct Associate ,By SHANNON FLYNN Prior to the creation of the C.A.B. September I, 1975. Father Klein will ·time, sometimes conflicting with· his Professor at Fordham where he Xavier New• Stall Writer the different activity committees succeed · tl)e present Chairman, teaching and priestly ministries. teaches Pastoral Theology in the tended to work against each other. Father William Topmoeller, who has Graduate Institute of . Religious . Three weeks ago the Student Conflicts often arose about schedul­ Senate passed an amendment asked to return to full-time teachi~g Fr. Klein, 42, has a professional Studies during the summer. ing dates. McGrath cited the exam­ duties. This appointment was made theological training. He holds a creating the Center Activity Board. ple ofa dorm wing sponsoring a par­ . ·-Fr. Klein outlines the importance The C.A.8., explained director on December 17 by Academic Vice~ ty while another dorm would be hav­ of theological study at Xavier, Doug McGrath, is a "unified cen­ Preside'nt Fr. Brenna·n .. ing a dance. The result was that "Theology is a way of knowing. The tralized body" combining Filmconi­ Fr. Klein has served as Director of fewer people would show up at each student of Theology comes to know mittee. Intramural committee, Campus 'Ministry and as Pastor of . there is a theological way of think­ event than anticipated, meaning a Bellarmine Chapel ·since his arrival Cultural or YFA, and campus ing, and recognizes it when he sees ministry representatives, to set up loss of money to both. at Xavier in February, 1970. He will One problem that has occurred it." Xavier's campus activities and the continue in these capacities until recently with the activities calendar September I. · Fr. Klein emphasizes the different activity calendar. Members of the was the scheduling of Family A New Campus Ministry· Head approaches to theological study. dorm councils, class ofHcers, con­ Weekend in conflict with the week has not yet been designated: A com­ "The Christian Commitment" and cert chairman, student speakers, McGrath had set aside for Greek mittct: composed of Bellarmine the "To Be or Not to Be A Christian" program chairman, and commuter Week. McGrath said Greek .Week · . courses apply a personal theological chapel staff and council members council will also participate. had been on the activity calendar for viewpoint with pastoral im­ will cooperate in the selection of a McGrath, who had been chairman several months for May 5-10. new parish pastor. pliCations. Doctrinal 'study- too of the social committee this fall, feels before Fr. Edward O'Brien, last· fulfills a.need in theology, but 'indoc­ Fr. Klein's chairmanship is for a 3- · the C.A.B.'s independence from Stu-· month. scheduled Family Weekend year renewable term. This . time trination' .is.not the main purpose, he dent Senate will benefit everyone in­ for May 9-10. Now Greek Week is designation represents a new ad­ says. volved. set for April 28-May 2, although, ministrative practice at Xavier. It Fr. Klein feels that a 3-year Many problems with . the old some arrangements for the previous permits both. the University Ad­ renewable chairmanship allows system prompted . this change. date had already been made. ministration and the individual / .eo /\' /<'i11. S.J. greater flexibility within the depart­ Among them was the money allotted McGrath is irritated by this turn of Chairman to jointly decide upon a ment: "You institutionalize your to activities by the Senate. McGrath events and informed the News that Chairman's ·continued service. Masters Degree in Liturgical . own insights, even though they may is confident that the new Student he has .written a letter to Fr. Mul­ Theology from Notre pame U niver­ Financial Committee, which is com­ Fr. Topmoeller has served as be good insights." ligan. Fr. O'Brien. and Rod Shearer ·Chairman of the Theology Depart­ sity and a Doctorate from Fordham posed of five non-Senate students. "to the effect that it defeats the pur­ ment since September, 197fl. During University in Historical Theology. The announcement of Fr. Klein's will handle the money situation pose of a calendar if one person's Fr. Klein is an Assistant Professor of .appointment comes 8 months before more expediently than before. This his chairmanship. departmental in­ decision can radically reverse the · novations have included a broad Theology at Xavier in addition to his his actual !Crm begins .in order to non-political body will mean easier duties as Campus Ministry Head allow him sufficient time to prepare access to necessary funds for the · diversification of the lower-division McGrath to page 8 Theology courses. · ·· and Bellarmine Chapel Pastor; each f~r his. new position. C.A.8. I\. I I\ 0 • \ .(' '1 ----- ··-··-· --·-·-----·---------··· -- • ·--·----· ---- -· - ------- -~ Fee increases bring out student reactions By LARR\' SHEEHE like Madigan, finds that he might be pressed by· this decision. "Unless I this week X•l•r N-• S111f Writer ·spending his Senior year elsewhere can come up with that amount of also. "As far as I'm concerned, I'll money, I can't sec in the forseeable in the news The Xavier News conducted a only be taking 15 hours, but I don't future the possibility of me coming straw poll on Monday,January6, to think that I'd be willing to pay the back to school here next September. compiled by PAUL RANIERI determine student reaction to the flat rate of $900.00 I think that I I'd like to. but quite frankly, to pay new $900 flat-rate tuition policy that might have to look to another Un­ $900.00 for twelve hours-for what Amusement park jobs available "Will go into effect next fall. Fifty iversity. I'm getting. I really can't see it." students were polled. While not all of Junior commuter Tom Gruber Don Flynn. a Kuhlman senior, In a drive to recruit more than 600 talented high school and college them would comment, most were learned that it doesn't always pay to saw it as a bad move.
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