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T Rustees May Lose Tuition-Setting Powers T rustees may lose tuition-setting powers by To* McCaie legislation fifed in the 1983 tbs General session of th« Indiana General Assembly would set fees for Assembly would atrip univer 1988-84. sity trustees of one of Uwr “We have a bole in our Borst termed feat have the moot powerful options. budgetary proem," said Borst. Trustees no longer would sot “and moat of it is due to the is too high or too tuition rates. Tbs General universities setting their own n u a Assembly would tuition rates." to the Under the bill, sponsored by The bill would affect Indiana. Senator Lawrence M Burst Purdue, Ball State and Indiana the level of your appropriation IR Indianapolis). the General State Universities. Trustees "The universities will sit Assembly would determine the now determine student fees at there and agree, than 30 days following year's tuition by those schools later, they do what they want." May 16 of each year. If the • The General Assembly ap­ Borst added that was the third legislature takes no action by propriated 1981-82 funds to IU or fourth time it has happened or {van reduct tons." Born that date, student fees would on the assumption in-state fees sines he has bean in the umuL Finance, of which remain unchanged throughout would increase 12 percent and legislature IUPUI Student Assembly chairman Public the following school year out-of-state fees would jump 17 The result, Borst said, is President Stuart Keefer be held later, Senate Bill 186 would take percent. In April 1982, the legislators taka blame from doubted the legislation has any % News Briefs— Haki M adbubuti will be the featured speaker at the 12th annual Martin Luther King dinner Jan 14. sponsored by the Black Student Union and open to the public Madhubuti is a poet and author of Think Black, ’ “ Blac k Poets of the 1960s, ‘ “Life Studies, and Enemiss The Clash of Races " The dinner is at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building, 1201 E. 38th. Call 264-2279. An aquatic instructional program far all ages is offered to the public at the School of Physical Education/ Natatorium baginning Jan. 15. All swimming levels, scuba, (living, water polo, synchronised swimming and water safety will be available Kwanza ceremonies added a ndw dimension for many over the holidays Kwaiua is a time of cultural, personal and spiritual growth. Each of the six days, Dec. 26-Dec 31, focused on a theme, in­ cluding unity, self-determination, work and responsibility, economics, purpose, creativity and faith Herron School of Art's early teachers' work is being sxhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Exhibited through Jan. 17 are paintings of 13 art teachers produced from 1877 through 1933 These include the work of John Ottis Adams. William Forsyth, Otto Stark. Clifton Wheeler and T. C Steele UPS now serves the IUPU1 campus To use the ser­ vice call 7741 for additional information and the necessary forma. *") The spring film aeries begins Jan. 13-14 and to follow the theme The Individual Against the System’ will show “Cool Hand Luke." Other films include "Man of La Mancha." Jan. 27-28. "The Stranger," “Rebel Without a Competing in the U.8 Swimming tntomattonel, hold Jan. 7-8, Jana PaUr Bamdt of teat Qermany Cause, “The Autobiography of Mias Jane Pittman." farad wail in the preRminartoe. Kara ha la c singledng the 400 meter IndMduel medley la vfcieh ha “The Harder They They Come and “1984.** placed first and qualified f o r the final heat Ha finished fourth in die finale. (Photo by Mike Stratof Shorts Daadknt for "Skortt" information it 5 p.m. Friday The topic of tho next Riley Child Development Program Seminar wtl be Interviewing h w l« aad Chddron Qtaician-Family RalaUoaah*a. io be held Jaa. IS. 3 SO to & pm at Klley HuapKal te the Mate a Conhrmn Room. AST*. Featured ipM iw> «IB tecta* Jimaa E. Mmmona H D and Arthur H lUchtor. Profeeeor of Ctuld Peychotogy Bloomington The IUPUI Counseling Center’s Sp** Wertehnp ..u praeect M ita fir at topic Siroe* M iaagamial Jan H tram • a m to 4 pm PN-ragMtreiaa ia token lor each workshop daring tka throe week* prior to aack scheduled workshop d au The Caaaaakap Cantor localml at 41* North Blackford llraal pClan traa couaaaltee aarricaa Ihraachoat tha weak. To regie! w lor atom teforinauon. raU tha Cantor. 164 3646 The Philosophy Club, topatker with the Ptutoaaphy Departmen t and the SLA Haakh Studies Commit laa. f f l ^anaor a showing of a filmed varaian of Brian O ath a prwvacative play. Wham Ufa la It Anyway’ on Thuraday. Jan IS. tram II JO to I pjn. te Cavanaugh SIS No id m n aia charge The IUPUI Division of Continuing Studies -o f offer mom than 40 ono-day non-crodk Wtetor Workahopa on J in M Pah k and IS. with registration far thoaa Saturday abort coaraaa now m prograaa. Now workahopa wtl include everything from How to SoAnaaca a High latoraat Loan to Vegetable Gardening Workahopa wiH ateo be apooaorad by ihrCaaOam ag Education Canter for Wamao (CXCWl FTn more mfomealiaa or to obtain a complete Wtetor Workahop schedule m l 164 4601 The Mental Health Association m Mono, count, w* present the Mental WeUneee Sanaa, bagteateg Jan It. with goaat p i a i i r Wllham P Beet Ph-D . Associate Profoeoor of Education School of Education. IUPUI. ipaaklng oa Depreeerne GotUng Tbara aad Back Tha program wiS run from 11 JO a m to I p m and wdl bo hoM at the Mental Health Aaaoriatom Building ItSS North Mendian Street Reservations are requested hdnaawna wiS ha SI far mi biri. 62 for nonmembers Par more information cal SIS 14*1 Tha aaat topic echaduiad for tha aariae wil be Child A bum How to Avoid It. antk epaakrr Stuart Hart. Ph D . AtoociaU Profmaor of EducaUoa. School of Education. IUPUI , Ths official Financial Aid Forms if a f i omved um. but thoy ora necessary for Inane, gran to or erholarehipe lor higher educe toon next fall Although they are lato. ths deadline lor mailing ia etiO March 1 For help or information, coll tha financial aid couneeior The Quarters for Cancer drive win be haid Jan it-so at tha iu p u i Student Union The drive will ran from Jan I7-Feb *0. te the city ia to raiaa money to benefit reeearch program* of tha American Cancer Society The collection of quartan will be accumphahed with tha aid of video game* Two machinoa. Joust and "Donhey Kong. Jr . will be rotated to tha different par U-tpeting arena Tha groaa proceed* will be dona tod to tha American Cancer Society For more information, contact 157 7111 or 642-6207 The new Sociology Club »>ii boldameeting, jaa is. at s pm . in u» Sociology Lab. fifth Aoafilte aaaugh H al Thia ia a new group, everyone ia _ welcome Wa need your valuable input to gat thia group going For more infortdP Hon. call 872-3667 or tka Sociology office at 1*4 7766 The lUPUI's Men’s Tennis Ttam tryouts wui t» held to. is and 14 Irani 2-4 p.m in the Air dome at tha I ndianapoiia Sporto Cantor. Any full-time undergraduate eUident i> welcome to try out for the team Contact Coach KaO- ball or Coach Rannm Ths Chemistry Department's Spring Seminar baguu today. with 'Energy Tranefar and Polyatomic Molecule* the topic Profeaaor David Malik. Department of Chamiatry. IUPUI. will epeok Tha program bagme at 4 SO p m . in Kraaaart SSI. with rafraahmanle eerved at 4 p m te Krannari *4* The IUPUI Qifls' Tennis Club ell be raaumug practices oa Friday. Jam. 14. Practice! art every Friday from noon U) 2 p m at the Indianapoiu Sparta Cantor te the bubble II I a great opportunity to a n t new people and improve your game New member* are curreotly being accepted eo anyone tetaraatod pteaae contact Mary Bath Meyer at 7*4 3607 Lott and found Items in the Student Aaaambiy will ha aaat to the Good WiB Monday Jaa 17 Plaaaa check there before thia date d you have loot anything from teat eemeetor The IUPUI Day Cere Center accapu children of students. faculty and ataff. located te the Mary Cable Building at 525 N Blackford St . the can to n houra are Monday Friday. 7:50 a m -5:30 p.m . toilowwg the academic calendar Children throe through five who a n rompletaiy toilet trained a n ehgibio Feaa art 51 per hour far tha fkat child aad 80 canto par hour tor aach aibiing The fate are due monthly Children ■ both ceruficOtoe and henfth forma are necoeaarv Call 364 3606 for mere information The MLA exam for special credit in French w j be giv.n Jan. 30 at 11 a m in Cavanaugh 423 Sign up te CA S02C or call Cathy Hinea at 264 2813 A few of 610 ia payable at the burner office before Jan 20 You must have your receipt with you to take tha exam Auditions for T h e Owl and the Puny cal" wfll be haid on Thuroday aad Friday. Jan 13 and 14. te the Um vanity Theatre. Mary Cable Budding. 525 N. Blacktoed St., at 7 JO p m One woman 2t>25 and one man. 2^80 te needed Production it achadulad for Fab. 15. I*. 36 and 36 Eric Bryant ia directing For mom information call 364 30*4 Student Assembly Will hold itx next matting Jan 30 at 10 a m Old and new pro,ecu will be ducusead.
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