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The number that the SSHE has access to theth university. _ ¬ ' dent of the Association . - - , of Penn of the faculty. will obviously necessary resources to negotiate In other action , APSCUF filed ' ' - sylvania College and UniversityUi versity: " : - ., : a state-wide policy grievance strengthen . our positionp sition . a competitive and fair salary iiklin; ( , Faculties APSCUF ) , announced -- b crease for the faculty , but re, against the SSHE on September - , - ' - w He added that the turnout al - "' last weekek that facultyfac ty at the. 14 at -- 20 , alleging " fuses to do so because of pre x that the SSHE has ¬ though not totally unexpected -: . state campuses have voted over ' ' policy decisions.. failed to appropriately compen- - vious ,' leadership, whelmingly in favor of strke . by the APSCUF was who assigned . sate faculty were " ." . ' authorization. "a pleasant surprise . " examination of , ' "An the STRI ' to teach courses in independent ' ; There was resources demonstrates ¬ was a. 92 percent voter In a reaction letter , Dr.. James SSHE's study and individualized in - - turnout from APSCUF ¬ that for the 1985-86 fiscal year :; mem- . McCormick , . Chancellor . These are H. , the struction. payments ' ' . bers.. Of , . university system ' EONS total 94.5 percent . the has had that . of State System of Higher 'V calculated according to ' the : the -;. voted in favor of the requested , . ( ) : one of the best state appropria- - , . called EducationEd cation SSHE the " ' average full-time semester " ; authorization. tion yields in half a decade , he'e' , Numerically , outcome regret"regretableable , but not salary of the bargaining unit.. : . " 3,232, voted for, 187 against the ." " ¬ continued "Unknown to most of , surprising. Hee added , "I cer' ' At three seperate instances . the university community aree' ¬ threatened teacher walkout. tainly hope that this vote will APSCUF charges , SSHE releas- - MadonnaMado , alsoa so -, resources which have become na . a history propr . ed the figures for average not divert the attention and' the . ' ' available fessor at MU , commented , energies of thethe'unionunion negotiators to the SSHE and its - salary as $ , . , - " ' ¬- 28337.80 "These results clearly show universitites by virtue of the crecre- full. ' that from the important issue at the - $30,518.00$ , and $30,984.00.$ , . The ation State System. Since the professors of the SSHE are bargaining table.. '. I cannotcann t of the union has requested that SSHE vitally concerned about the believe the fine faculty of '1983, , almost. $12$ million hash s " " readjust the independent study that to condemn the faculty for its He concluded , "If the worst oc-¬ quality of education provided by been earned and consumed " oc- this system will jeopardize their ' - , ' and individualized instruction ' ¬ and to suggest curs , and a faculty strike - the SSHE.. It is a resoundingresoun g ' - quietly by the SSHE's univer- re students' best interests. by self- payments to reflect the accurate ' that faculty salary proposals sults , ': sities.. expected more self APSCUF has made it vote of confidence and show of It is that - interest when they understand ' ¬ salary figures , that SSHE pro ' I - will lead to higher student tuitui-- clear that it is committed to the unity.. ." than $5$ million in interest - the offer before their union. in . vide APSCUF with accurate fig " ' tions. No objective analysis of development of campus plans to "Quality will be seriously come will be available to the for average full-time- ¬ " the SSHE's' allocation system insure no student will lose ures semes- damaged if salaries are ¬ He concluded the release with SSHE universities this year.. that not up " ' ter salaries for each semester " a warning.: "The current faculty and the universities' internal academic credit or standing by graded to a competitive level , ' - back to the fall of 1974 , that the ¬ Questioning the SSHE's prior priorities should lead to con- an of he added.. demand could mean a $$300 tui the virture of interruption the , ities , , " ¬ - SSHE readjust independent increase , an which Madonna said "It is apap-- clusion that a substantial in educational process.. Any such APSCUF chief negotiator Dr.. tion increase study payments ¬ parent that the revenues exist crease in tuition is inevitable.. As play , however , whould have accordingly James W.. White and Millersville the Board of Governors has rere-- ' to " . everyone , beginning with the fall of 1974 , - sisted.. but that the SSHE refuses to everyone knows tuition in the be authorized by the manage- Educational Foundations pro . - that the SSHE readjust inin-- " " mandate the internal realloca-- SSHE is among the highest of ment of the SSHE system.. fessor said he was "pleased" with In an open letter to the univer-¬ It - tion of university dollars.. The ' is far dividualized instruction pay- " ." the nations's publicaly owned better to have a temporary "such overwhelming support. , sity community released last ' " Chancellor's response has been universities. inconvenience now than to See STRIKE p.5p.. 5 . Senate Reviews Strike and Snapper Landes Gets a Computer Lab. BY HARRY SHENK urge the negotiators to do every- dents.. The main topic of dis-¬ Staff Writer thing possible to come to a cussion in that meeting was the ' BY DORISSA BOLINSKI chased with funds from Landes' by the math department in such satisfactory settlement.. , Staff Writer Resident Life , will - - possible strike and the budget and tasks as unjammingunj amming computers , Questionable editorial prac Students should write to ' ' student's role in that.. be open only to residents of the changing ribbons and cleaning tices at the SNAPPER and the APSCUF, urging them to take ribbons. A mini-computer- lab at the . , dorm. screens.. possibility of a student walkout the initiative in a settlement.. , ¬ cost of $10,000$ has been opened ¬ ' was decided that the Ellen F. Barber , DeanD an of Resi The labl b will be open 20 hours a were main topics of discussion APSCUF's only offer to date is It stu- in Landes Hall to be used - by ' ' should side Life , has been involved week - dents not either with ' dent in on week's Senate used Thursdays through at last Student. the first one they made in Febru . < ' ' " ' . ; - - = " . computercomp ;. , ? ' . - - - " ' " , ter .rnath/.majpr.s. aj . ' :majorsJiv. - -. - should d..mathand / , : ' - 8: ' = . ' " - ' APSCUF or SSHE but : - ' , . * , liv" . , LandesVebmputer ; . ' aa'X'andes mputer , . , Tge.r. for . Sundays; . ' ' ' from 7 12 . Meeting' eeting . , planning ? 7-.until- p.m. , \ ScharnbergerScharnb said ' '" ' ": ' Sundays : ' . f- that ing in thatth f dorm.. " . ' until presence known and . , make