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The Daily Egyptian, March 19, 2013 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC March 2013 Daily Egyptian 2013 3-19-2013 The Daily Egyptian, March 19, 2013 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_March2013 Volume 98, Issue 110 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 2013 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in March 2013 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TUESDAY DAILY EGYPTIAN MARCH 19, 2013 DAILYEGYPTIAN.COM SINCE 1916 VOLUME 98, ISSUE 110 Hillel House Making the cut for pedestrian mall closes after funding cuts TREY BRAUNECKER Daily Egyptian A campus organization has had to shutter its meeting space because of budget issues. !e Hillel organization, also known as !e Foundation for Jewish Life on Campus, has provided Jewish college students a Registered Student Organization to help establish a tight- knit community while emphasizing Judaism for more than 90 years, according to its website. However, Carbondale’s Hillel chapter was denied the funding needed to keep it from operating because of the organization’s budget cuts. Located near campus, the house is a place where Jewish students could meet to connect with other Jewish students on SIU’s campus. Melissa Schwedel, a university Hillel chapter organizer, said funding became an issue because of Hillel’s decreased recession budget, as well as the organization’s size. “I think it is mainly the economy,” said Schwedel, a graduate student in public administration from Bu#alo Grove. “Not many organizations have much money to begin with, so it needs to be rationed out. !at means bigger Hillel chapters are getting more funding because they have more membership and participation.” Hillel’s inadequate marketing also made it harder for the university’s Hillel chapter to present the RSO to the student body, said Torin Hopkins, a senior from Highland Park studying physiology and a university LAURA ROBERTS | DAILY EGYPTIAN Hillel chapter organizer. Sid Rathert, of Ava, cuts a piece of stone Monday in a makeshift workshop outside Faner Hall. Rathert, who has Hopkins said Jewish RSO university funding is di$cult cut stone for 35 years, works part time on the Faner pedestrian mall project. Since there is not much work for to obtain, especially for a campus located so close to the stonecutters in southern Illinois, Rathert said he has enjoyed his involvement with the project. Bible Belt. “Years ago, some people had the idea to buy the house in expectation that participation would keep growing for the house and the economy would pick up,” he said. “Unfortunately for the student body, it is not something we can a#ord right now.” SIU Board of Trustees If passed, SIUC would be one bargaining power on issues before the Hillel has not had the presence other RSOs have university with its own Board of legislature or other state agencies could established because the Jewish community is not strong on may be abolished Trustees, and SIUE would have its own be diminished,” he said. “Instead of one campus, Hopkins said. Board of Trustees and would include the voice, there would be two, and the two “!e fact is, we do not have a lot of Jewish students on TARA KULASH Spring"eld School of Medicine and the may not be heard as loud or as strongly campus,” he said. “Losing Hillel means the Jewish students Daily Egyptian Alton School of Dentistry. as one.” here on campus will not feel like they are at home at an !e agenda states it is important !e move could also present di$culties environment where they can be open about their Judaism.” !e Carbondale City Council may the bill does not pass because both for students. With the campuses acting With such a diverse university community, Hopkins said oppose a split between SIU Edwardsville universities would see duplicated jobs as one university system, students can it can be hard to come into contact with other students who and SIU Carbondale. and higher administration costs. transfer credits easily and the campuses share the same religious beliefs. !e Hillel House not only !e group will vote tonight to City Manager Kevin Baity said the can maintain joint programs. If the introduced Hopkins to fellow Jewish students, he said, but approve a resolution against a bill that two universities may also lose bargaining resolution is passed, students may be it also helped him "nd a place to practice Judaism without would abolish the SIU Board of Trustees power with the state legislature and unable to transfer credits as easily. prejudice. and establish each university separately, other government agencies. according to the council’s meeting “If the system were divided into two Please see HILLEL | 3 agenda. campuses with individual boards, their Please see COUNCIL | 3 MAP grant applications suspended earlier than anticipated ELIZABETH ZINCHUK be positive or negative. be sooner than March 19,” she said. the Illinois General Assembly appropriated Daily Egyptian Harfst said her o$ce had an idea of the grant’s Even with students applying earlier, the $371 million for MAP "scal year 2013, and the outlook before the announcement. amount of recipients may be stagnant. ISAC website states the actual appropriations Students who have not applied for Monetary “!ey gave us a noti"cation this year that MAP According to ISAC’s 2012 data book, 369,674 may be more or less than the "gure used in their Award Program grants may be out of luck. grants were probably going to go quicker than students were eligible for "scal year 2012 MAP information, dependent on General Assembly and !e Illinois Student Assistance Commission they did in the previous year, and so at SIU we grants, but only 158,349 received them. !is governor approval. announced that students who had not "lled did a lot of outreach to our continuing students, year, ISAC announced once again that less than Harfst said ISAC tries to forecast the cuto# out their Free Application for Federal Student as well as our prospective students,” she said. half of eligible students will receive the aid. If date based on how many applications were "led Aid as of March 2 would not be considered for Harfst said her o$ce performed "nancial aid less appropriations are awarded, the amount of and the need they see from those applicants as the state-funded award, which is based on a and FAFSA presentations throughout the month eligible students who receive the grant will be well as their own Illinois allocations. Because student’s "nancial need for an upcoming school of February. Her o$ce also assembled booths in even less than "scal year 2012, according to of that, the earlier date may happen because of year. Terri Harfst, SIU’s director of "nancial aid, the dining halls, the Recreation Center and the ISAC data. students who apply earlier with a greater need. said students were considered for last year’s grant Student Center, she said. Total "scal year 2012 MAP grant funds were !e "nancial aid o$ce monitors the cuto# date until March 19, 2012. While the date has now “We were encouraging our students to apply slightly less than $412 million, according to the day by day, she said. come and gone, university students and sta# as soon as possible because we didn’t have a date data. Preliminary ISAC information shows total outlined various reasons why the results could when they would cut o#, but we knew it would "scal year 2013 funds at $350 million. However, Please see MAP | 3 TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2013PAGE 2 About Us !e D"#$% E&%'(#") is published by the students of Southern Illinois University Carbondale 50 weeks per year, with an average daily circulation Reaching Us of 15,000. Fall and spring semester editions run Monday through !ursday. Phone: (618) 536-3311 Summer editions run Tuesday through !ursday. All intersession editions will run on Wednesdays. 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