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$2 Million Student Center Proposition Campus leaders are hoping for a Ten-year funding plans will cover funds were or were not to come from the hearing Tuesday night from the Cerritos office space requirements for district state's ten-year plan monies according Board of Trustees allowing discussion of employees, faculty and classroom to the proposed funding methods. a proposal for a new $2 millioi student facilities However, there has been a Too Many Students Center. general tightening of funds for Siriani stresses that the current center educational plans throughout the state Don Siriani. dean of student personnel, was planned lor a much smaller and Mike Allgood. Associated Students educational plans throughout the state. enrollment than what we have now and President, both hope that the first of two light Money will be inadequate in the near future tentative proposals offered is the one to There is a chance that the district A rising school population has be approved. would use general funds, tax revenues, outgrown the cun em center and thus the The center would include three per diem monies from the state, to need lor a bigger center, according to buildings each will a second floor. This finance the complex. These funds are for Siriani and Allgood second floor will have access to all instructor salaries, upkeep and other The bookstore has already outgrown buildings. This projection of an entirely- operating expenses its available space and with increasing new center is the one which seems most "The monies available each year for enrollments the situation will not get feasible according to Allgood general operating expenses are very- better with each new semester. The second projection calls for a limited and do not appear to be on the Funding for the complex gets rather Remodeling of the current facility at a increase in the future. technical according to Dr, Stuart M cost of approximately $1 3 million •-Therefore, anv expenditures out of Bundy. vice-president of instruction, and Board members familiar with the general fund is viewed by all a member of the committee reviewing construction industry costs say this is an segments of the college with a great deal the proposals being presented before the unrealistic figure, according to Allgood of interest because it effects all of board them." commented Bundy, Different funding sources exist and Current plans call for the new- the most hoped for would be aid in some Student funds plus permission of the complex to be erected in the area behind segment of the funding from the state. voters to seek construction bonds is the the Arts and Crafts building in the C-9 This would be in the form of a ten-year most likely source for the board to New Or Improved - Renovation or construction of a new- the current center will not be large enough to accommodate parking lot. This would include a plan allotment from the state. But pursue. according to the staff student center is being proposed by siudent leaders: $2 5 all who u-e the facilitv Present building is designed for use permanent medical services facility and Bundv is quick to point out that student projection million will be needed to complete the project. Leaders bv 3.500 students Current enrollment is 16.964 would put the nurse in what will then be centers cannot be funded out of these have expressed concern that the rising student population TM Photo bv Rick Haines the center of campus. This method could be used if some funds Polls Close; Rules Changed ElectionBungle Senate election results, released Late Wednesday afternoon, while the yesterday, reveal an unnanounced elections were coming to a close, change in election policy and the incumbent Vet's candidate Randy- possibility that senate elections have George told Allgood that the rumor he VOL XV NO. 2 11 1 10 E. Alondra Blvd. Norwalk, California Friday, October 1, 1971 been carried on illegally lor the last C.vo had been worrying about was not a sessions rumor at all, but one of the rules on the Last Tuesday, a fresh nan candidate sheet that had been given to all for senate dropped by ASCC president candidates when they signed to run. Mike Allgood's office. He was curious Allgood and Robinson were shocked, $335,707 Federal Award Starts about a rumor he had heard that ot the 34 they hadn't seen the sheet After the senate seats available, two-thirds would elections, a meeting of the election be filled by sophomores and only the board was called. They decided that the remaining third by freshmen rule on the handout was Orthopedic Assistant Program If this were true, all but one of the unconstitutional, although it has been sophomore candidates would be seated used in previous elections. When the Cerritos was awarded a federal grant "Initially we wanted to have at least Several staff members fromjthe USC. -.I . - The chairman of the because it would take all but one of them polls closed all of the sophomores but of $335,707 to initiate a program for twenty-five students in the program, Medical Center are serving as part-time committee is Dr. Francis Schiller, a to till two-tivrds of the seats. Allgood one were guaranteed ot senate seats training semi-professional persons to however the requirements are quite high instructors for the Cerritos program. Whitter physician. promptly dismissed the rumor as assist orthopedic physicians and we are verv selective." Sanson said According to Sanson, the program has Others on the committee are Dr irresponsible Three hours later, the top 34 Later that day. another candidate- The grant was approved by the PubPc High Standards been approved by the American Medical Tillman Moore, assistant professor in candidates, regardless of class standing asked Allgood about the rumor too. were elected Health Service of the US Department A nationwide study last year by the Association. "There have been no big the department for orthopedic surgery of Health. Education and Welfare American Academy of Orthopedic problems, just getting the bugs out, like at USC; Dr. Marvin Meyers, associate Cerritos is the onlv known college in Surgeons projected a need to train 2.000 with any new program." professor of orthopedics at USC: Dr M Southern California and one of the few orthopedic assistants annually, with No Guidelines Mark Hoffer. chief of the Children's Pentagon Predicts communitv colleges in the nation to forty needed in southern California The onlv difficulty has been there are Reconstructive Service at Rancho Los have such a program Cerritos will not quiet meet halt the no definite guidelines to follow. Amigos Hospital in Downey; and Dr Doris Sanson, chairman of the need, even if ail eighteen students However, we are expecting a ruling Chester McReynolds. an orthopedic surgeon. college's health occupations division and enrolled do graduate form the California State Board of Reduced Draft Call program coordinator, said that over 30 The program is conducted in close Examiners shortly Dr. Joseph Paul Harvey Jr.. chairman Revival of the draft has sparked In another move to reduce draft calls, applications for admission were cooperation with the Los Angeles County- she said of the USC orthopedic department since Defense Department officials to the bill provides incentives for more men to volunteer Originally requested received, but onlv eighteen were University of California Medical A five-member advisory committee 1964. will coordinate the clinical work announce, unofficially, that no more by the President last year, the $2,4 accepted Center, where students do lab work has helped Cerritos develop the for the Cerritos program. than 19.500 men will be inducted for the rest of 1971, billion pay hike will go into effect Oct.l. WCNS reported The new bill extends the lottery system until July 1, 1973 and college Conscientious objectors will be given students no longer receive automatic two-vear assignments to civilian, deferments while in school Bowing to service The Senate-House Conference pressure from college students and Committee emphasized that this work 10O Unemployed others for a more equitable draft. will "parallel in his experiences, to that Congress agreed to authorize President of the young man who is inducted in his Classes to tram more than 100 Sept. 29 through Feb, 16 Meetings are at Nixon to end the undergraduate stead." WCNS said. Gahr High School from 7 to 10 pm This unemployed professionals, including out- Other Deferments class is a review for the exams for deferments Says the Washington of-work aerospace engineers, for jobs Other changes under the new law- registration as a professional electrical Campus News Service relating to civil and electrical includes a umfoim national call whereby engineering are now open engineer Starting this past summer new- the President is given authority to Three non credit classes, sponsored by The most advanced class, hydraulics students ' not enrolled in the 1970-71 induct men on a national, rather than the Ceiritos Office of Community- structural analysis and design for civil academic yean will not be deferred. If local, basis. Thus men with the same Relations, are being ottered The classes engineers, will be contained in 15 thev have started classes they may- lottery number will be inducted at the are necessary for preparation in sessions Nine sessions will be held from postpone induction until the present same time regardless of the location of obtaining licenses m civil or electncal Oct 18 through Jan, 3 Six classes will semester ends. All other students are their draft boards. WCNS said engineering meet on Wednesdays trom Jan 3 to Feb eligible for induction after four years in Other deferments included divinity- The first class began Sept 25.