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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Tuesday, January 30,1996
News
AT&T
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through the wireless service. In¬
stead of waiting for a space in the
computer lab, laptop computers can
be used with the phones to hook up
anywhere on campus.
The phones will be made imme¬
diately available to certain pools of
faculty and students in order to test
not only use of the phones, but also
the capacity of the new tower.
Among the first to get the new
phone services will be faculty, Rod¬
man scholars, participants in the
student mentor program and gradu¬
ate students in the school of busi¬
ness, said Susan Vasquez, special
assistant to the provost.
Vasquez said much of the ben¬
efit of the phones comes to students
indirectly, through improved secu¬
rity and more available faculty.
"They can service the needs of
the campus and thus the needs of
the students," Vasquez said.
Bergmann said that new uses
and applications will be defined as
cellular usage begins and as time
goes on.
ASI
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intramural sports and recreational
activities. Also included in this
expenditure is funding for educa¬
tional grants and The Future Farm¬
ers of America Field Day.
Nearly $87,000 of ASI funds
this academic year go to the Cam¬
pus Children's Center and the Early
Education Center.
The ASI will also spend in ex¬
cess of $52,000 on The Daily Col¬
legian and its minority supplements
this academic year.
About $ 156,000 of the $620,000
budget is distributed to various
clubs, organizations, councils and
cultural events recognized by the
university.
ASI President Kymberly
Daniels said the budget is dispersed
with students in mind
"We try to make sure that the
money goes toward whatever is
going to benefit the highest num¬
ber of students," Daniels said.
Over 35 percent of the funds thai
the ASI will spend this academic
year will go to ASI administration
and operation expenses. Included in
the administration funds, is about
$40,000 in salaries for ASI secre-
taries/aTid student assistants.
A new ASI budget for the 1996-
97 academic school year will be
submitted sometime in mid-April.
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for nominations. The deadline for nominating
a faculty member is February 15, 1996.
Nomination forms are available in Department/
School offices and should be turned in to the
Office of the Provost before the deadline.
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