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0 Arsan Cen S FI'OntROW: New restaurant R'ed.Bento offers sushi, other Japanese treats, page 7 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Volume I 10, No. 33 ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 arsan cen s -. BOWL C,HAM.,PS New an OffiCer elude coordinating capital planning get planning —determining set for a tumultu OuS fi'rSt year,,which.m'ajor projects to develop at which stages, Kallls additional midyear hold-, "You can do budgets 'rgonaut back to higher educadon without, planning," Ickes of ].6 percent,'ollowing a . said. "They aren't the best Liberal arts students, 6 percent holdback from budgets. They'e usually especially philosophy ma- September. In a memo dat- pretty ad hoc. What you' 'jors, tend to face 'a ques- ed Jan. 11,President Duane really like to be able to do tion not frequently lev- Neiiis said the'urrent is get your plan going in eled toward engineers and combmed total reducdon a good way ...and take the outcomes of that and'arcus chemists: What will they announced wiII. be more ' do with their degree7 than $30 million have that in-, Keith'ckes,'ired in since last year. In Qpg October as the executive the memo, Nel- ~g sions you make director of planning and Iis cau .th'at fg- dP bgdgets '"tl'budg"" budget for the University ure ail historic ~ To,be sure, of Idaho, was a philoso- disinvestment in hy student, finishing all- the state's onl I people with ut-dissertation toward a nation'al research Planmng. mastersdegrees in business doctorate in mathematical university i and ThpV CII'eg t ad-'ts logic at Indiana University most strategic 'inistration in before he got into admin- partner in fuel-, the beSt sinuiar po»- istration. Ickes spent.'0 ingtheeconomic ~ ~ a // donsthanthere years at Color'ado State 'recovery." PUClge~. are people with Ui'uversity 'orking in "There's been . PhilosoPhy budgets 'nd institutional an advisory keith, degrees (and research - before moving group, the Urn- ICKES . Ickeshasiboth), to civil-wo'ik for Boulder Budget Executive director of. but Ickes said 'ersity County —and retirement. Advisory - Com- planning and budget he believes "I guess I'm not a very mittee ... and his academic good retiree," he said. they'e been -, b'ackground Ickes was hired in late looking at budgeting for has served him well. Logic October and began work president," Ickes said. —his field —'s a branch 'he in mid-November, and 'They'e been meeting of philosophy concerned this semester will have for six months, and they'l with the formal interpre- his hands full to ensure come back with recom- tation of arguments! into UI's solvency. mendations on things they, mathematical symbols. "I think we'e going like to see to im- "When you're'trying 'ould to to look at a number of prove the proces's." 'nderstand policy, when things," Ickes said. "Ob- Ickes'ob covers more -you'e trying to do plan- viously, coordinating and than immediate budget-. ning, when you'e trying talking about the budget ary issues, however: his to do budgeting —you'e with the president, the office, resurrected after a trying to think through presidenYs. cabinet, with similar position was shut systematically a variety of the faculty committee on down more than 10 years 'pieces,", he 'said. "I think budget, campus constitu- ago,-. is responsible for 'there hav'e been,' lot 'of ents as we get involved in 'developing, "long-,range„benefits to haying,tq dig '"budget questions.",: plarisgoj '~...as„.keII,Icke~~'gh.home "bf:the'mt, "This month,'Gov'. C;L. said so'ihe o'f his g'oals lift-'~;i'firinds"of the world through "Butch" Otter proposed an the spring seinester in,"-" the'last'2,000 years."' ;;:Jt','; I...-''.,'; ',:,.-,'.',".': „i.„.,-',,!„';.""',:„!.-'.'t4ick Croff/Argonaut 1 Meiiibers',of the;-Vandal football!team h'oIst'the',tr'o'phy, from the 2009 R6ady"s Humani-'arian Bowl Dec. 30;.minutes after" a completed'2-poiiIt.c'o'nve'rsion pass in the last. four seco'nds helped them win the".ga'me 43-42;. Bowl officials said the game was viewed by Nellis, Kustra cuts more'han three million decry viewers.,''assie L Bonner Associated Press New, Studerit Services Leaders at two Idaho ublic universities. say awmakers have relied on them too much to help undergoes a makeover make up, for shortfalls in state revenue, turning the higher 'education budget. Mike Lo~g. in«nm into a bank account. FreShman and tranSfer-Oiiented dire!ctor for undergraduate Boise State University focus...,'dmissions, started'in his President office changes name, Bob Kustra and -new, position Monday. University of Idaho Presi-. ''!.Ste'phanie-Hale'-lojii,"'r"'; ',in'stitii'tidal .""'enr'ollm'ent"! .,"We'ye'got''a talerite!d dent Duane Nellis said Argonaut '.,;. " ',: 'manageinent; .: -:;:,'.. 'nd, knowledgeable s'taff," ' further cuts could threaten ', ','"We have'iit: together - Loehring said; "Ilook: for- 'rograms and'put college 'few Student'er'vires, (the) admission operations 'ward.to getting to know out of reach for some stu- Matt Cilley/AP Photo a',Uni'versity of.Idaho of-' area.,".and, 'undergraduate, them'an'd moving forward dents because of tuition Boise State University President Bob Kustra looks on as fice in the Student Union recruitment:into an'overall . with 'ha 'rocess,'= so I'in and fee increases. University of Idaho President Duane Nellis addresses a Building, has becorrie the .,:admishioris:office,'> Neihei-: excited." presidents', The along group of reporters during the annual AP Legislative Pre- Office of Undergraduate.',s'ei said. ",Once a student is'::, Part ., of: the additions with their governmen- view Jan. 7 in Boise. The preview was held in the newly Recruitment.,;,,',', adinitted, we'eed to .and'- new creative '!sug- det'ailed get tal liaisons, their remodeled Idaho Capitol Building. '. Alongside the renaming:, 'the;; campus -."i'nvolved — g'e'sdons'''o better: assist concerns at a legislative coines a refinement of roles „!.'the.whole campus needs to prospective students'nd review Jan. / sponsored an average of 4 percent. Theschoolsarebracing and responsibilities.'';; ., serve the student ' newly admitted students col- - y The Associated Press. Public universities and for more, fallout from the 'teve Neiheisel;, as-'. The official include 'an 'improved,'c'- "Butch" Ot- on upgrade'oc- Gov. C.L. leges already operating recession with to governor sistant vice president. for curred''n .;late, December, ceptance package and an ter in September ordered leaner budgets'ompared poised to anriounce more enrollment management, 'ut t}ieoffice is still in tran- upgraded Vandal 'Friday. holdbacks in spending for to last year were told to cuts on Monday. s'aid the new changes aie sidon.paitoftheprocessin- scale back 'another 6 per- the second straight year, part of a strategic plan for.'ludes new appointments. See SERVICES, 4 cutting state agencies by cent, or $15.2million. see CUTS, page 4 page Greek alcohol policies revised Investigation clears veterinary, Ashley Centers place to prevent minors from obtaining professor of arly misconduct Argonaut alcohol. All sororities are dry, but some fraternities allow alcohol consumption. ' Chava Thomas', ':; . helped author that paper, according.to As In response to accidents in. the fall, In the early hours of Aug. 28, sopho- Aigonaut I'; '.~! ".., sociated Press ieports. Interfraternity and Panhellenic more Shane Meyer,.a pshychology and '. the The Shepherd; trade for'. organizations communications studies major, fell out a journal those councils —the governing A professor at the Uiuversity, of Idaho in the an-intei'. Idaho's. Greek com- of a third-story window at the Delta Tau sheep industry, published the University of Caine Center'n Caldwell-.,i''iII. keep her:. v'iewwithBulgin. Intheinterview,'shesaid have adopted new rules on Delta fraternity and was taken to the munity — job following an inve'stigatioh of scientific ', things that ntirrored her opinions that ' alcohol consumption. hospital with serious injuries. On Sept. -'ted initi-'lsconduct., '. " be- Amanda Andaverde, an .: the review,'aid wildlife advocates: "Early in the fall semester it was 10, sophomori Marie Bulgin testified: before the Idaho . "IYs for her to be that there were orga- animal and veterinary science major, fell inappropriate doing this, comiiig apparent legislature during the 2009-session, about 'ending conclusion of this review nizations on our campus that may have fmm a window at the Sigm'a Alpha Epsi- by UI;.'he spread of diseases from domestic sheep. said Craig Gehrke of The Wildeine'ss Society. been making poor decisions regarding lon fraternity before being rushed to Har- to bighorn sheep. She said there is no.proof 'ulgin is a.former. Idaho Wool Growers alcohol and alcohol use," said Matt Kurz, borview Medical Center in Seattle with diseases from domestic, "and sheep spread to Association president, and still has ties to UI's Greek adviser, we knew. that life-threatening injuries. bighorn sheep. "',"-; work- After Andaverde's fall, Bruce Pitman, ...'hesheep industry; One condition of her re- something had to be done to begin "It's the bighorns'wn pathogens of students, and Kurz created the that; turn to the Caine Center is diminishing her ing in a healthier direction." dean are killing them —not sometlun'g are formed they ties to private wool growing. The previous policy required guest lists Greek Alcohol Task Force. They ' picking up from domestic sheep or goats," . Initially, Bulgin was to resign and re-, for all such functions, which now must the panel to critically examine the Interfra- she said in an August in'terview. - linquish all piivileges.'However, guest's full name, whether they temity Council and Panhellenic Council's an inves- include a A UI study conducted 'at the research tigation the vice president or did not, and whether they are policies pertaining to alcohol, as well as the by of research attended center in 1994 demonstrated otherwise, for UI, Jack McIver, found that she under 21 years of age, acted over or showing diseases do spread from popula-.
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