Jan 23, 1984 Pg. 1 |
Previous | 1 of 23 | Next |
|
|
This page
All
|
Loading content ...
CSU, Fresno Mo-y,Uty, Ja. 23?m4 The Daily Collegian What height advantage? Bulldog forward Cleave Lewis (center on top) towers for a defensive rebound over UNLV's Frank "Spoon" James (number 25) and John F1\*\ ~<+MB*f 55) and team¬ mate Mitch Arnold (number 42) midway throagh the Bulldogs aaJ-alloai to the Rebels Business building budgeted a*Ctam*HsutDmeM~ ' ' Staff writer The dream c buiineu building at CSUF it nearly a reality,at Gov. George Deuk.nejian hat included in the 1984-85 itate budget $468,000 for preliminary planning for the buildina. In addition, thegovenor hat assured CSUF officials that the $10 million needed for construction will be in¬ cluded in the 1985-86 state budget, accordingto Dr. Gene E. Burton, dean. According to Burton, a new building has been a dream of the ever-growing business school for perhaps 20 yean. 'Nothing short of an economic disaster will prevent us from having that money next year...' —Burton Plans for a business building were discussed in ihe earljr 1970s and drawing! were completed in 1974, bat were scrapped because they were tneonsnvtent with university needs at tbetime. Last year. CSUF officials had hoped that state funds for the architectural planning of the building would be included in the budget. However, no construction funds for higher educa¬ tion were approved. But now, Burton believes that a year has not been lost/since full funding for the project will be included in the 1985-86 state budget. Besides, said Burton, the past is history. "Nothing short of aa economic dis¬ aster will prevent us from having that money next year." said Burton. "The governor is predicting a $1 billion sur¬ plus., .we'regonna have that building." The new facility will be bu'ilt on an open area between the New Science Building and the Phebe Conley Art Building. The completion date it sche¬ duled for mid-1988. For now, the business school will > offer classes located in var- ■Sae naumag. Page 5 I Library sees red due to budget cuts '. —" -v.»-_. »«_m Parker it confident that the deficit fullv examined and implemented. offered for all interested .mdeni While Governor Deukmejians pro¬ posed 1984California budget promises better schools and more.money for higher education, the Henry Madden .library it »t ill it ruggling with enforced In the fall, CSUF's library taw $300,000 cut from its staff salary bud¬ get, 16 percent below the 1912-83 level, said university librarian UUie Parker. This resulted in the lots of one librarian 'position, two support suff positions and 11.5 student mhiint jobs. ."Right now we have aa almost $9,000 deficit for J3-84,- amid Parker, due to inflation increaaa allowance* which have not been met and a higher-thea- expected coat ia the early retirement urogram carried over from hat rear. Parker is confident that the deficit will be alleviated, but said the "source for the funds is not exactly clear at this point."Commenting on Deukmejian't balanced budget proposal, Parker feels that while the library budget will not be "radically better," it is expected to improve. Monetary cuts have affected the effi¬ ciency of some library services evident in longer lines and an increase in the time it takes to reihelve returned books. Shorter library hours have also beta of concern to studenu. Despite staff cutbacks, Parker said that library .service* are still qaite good, adding that on-ihe-spot search requests art hsaored aad temporary l.D. ea rat mtuee*—sarviem net affarai at other libraries. Parker a optimistic that "aoase of the cats amy be aaaeiie- ratcd" ouee Deukmejiaa-t budget » fully examined aad implemented. offered for alt interested students Other tpecial tervicet offered by the starting Monday. Jam- 23 to Friday, library are self-guided tours aad toors Feb. 3. Attn available ia a library skills . arranged for classes by faculty mem- workbook. Prototype of a mandatory beta. Open orientation wars will be , eSse IJfcrary, fnge 5 Tools taken IroMjrfehs gym Carpet and tools worth $4.34* stolen from the patio area of the North Gymnasium on Jan. 17. Employees of AAM Carpet oaamay of Fresno,.who had baas CSUF pi AAM CatpaafFraaa*. according tc Uatvwsa. rSmmlOmlfKU Tha touta aad rasa at carpet wen astmVau uaaeeeti awa M the p overmuht. The thief aas ah* to a dm crime. The theft
Object Description
| Title | 1984_01 The Daily Collegian January 1984 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1984 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Jan 23, 1984 Pg. 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1984 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | CSU, Fresno Mo-y,Uty, Ja. 23?m4 The Daily Collegian What height advantage? Bulldog forward Cleave Lewis (center on top) towers for a defensive rebound over UNLV's Frank "Spoon" James (number 25) and John F1\*\ ~<+MB*f 55) and team¬ mate Mitch Arnold (number 42) midway throagh the Bulldogs aaJ-alloai to the Rebels Business building budgeted a*Ctam*HsutDmeM~ ' ' Staff writer The dream c buiineu building at CSUF it nearly a reality,at Gov. George Deuk.nejian hat included in the 1984-85 itate budget $468,000 for preliminary planning for the buildina. In addition, thegovenor hat assured CSUF officials that the $10 million needed for construction will be in¬ cluded in the 1985-86 state budget, accordingto Dr. Gene E. Burton, dean. According to Burton, a new building has been a dream of the ever-growing business school for perhaps 20 yean. 'Nothing short of an economic disaster will prevent us from having that money next year...' —Burton Plans for a business building were discussed in ihe earljr 1970s and drawing! were completed in 1974, bat were scrapped because they were tneonsnvtent with university needs at tbetime. Last year. CSUF officials had hoped that state funds for the architectural planning of the building would be included in the budget. However, no construction funds for higher educa¬ tion were approved. But now, Burton believes that a year has not been lost/since full funding for the project will be included in the 1985-86 state budget. Besides, said Burton, the past is history. "Nothing short of aa economic dis¬ aster will prevent us from having that money next year." said Burton. "The governor is predicting a $1 billion sur¬ plus., .we'regonna have that building." The new facility will be bu'ilt on an open area between the New Science Building and the Phebe Conley Art Building. The completion date it sche¬ duled for mid-1988. For now, the business school will > offer classes located in var- ■Sae naumag. Page 5 I Library sees red due to budget cuts '. —" -v.»-_. »«_m Parker it confident that the deficit fullv examined and implemented. offered for all interested .mdeni While Governor Deukmejians pro¬ posed 1984California budget promises better schools and more.money for higher education, the Henry Madden .library it »t ill it ruggling with enforced In the fall, CSUF's library taw $300,000 cut from its staff salary bud¬ get, 16 percent below the 1912-83 level, said university librarian UUie Parker. This resulted in the lots of one librarian 'position, two support suff positions and 11.5 student mhiint jobs. ."Right now we have aa almost $9,000 deficit for J3-84,- amid Parker, due to inflation increaaa allowance* which have not been met and a higher-thea- expected coat ia the early retirement urogram carried over from hat rear. Parker is confident that the deficit will be alleviated, but said the "source for the funds is not exactly clear at this point."Commenting on Deukmejian't balanced budget proposal, Parker feels that while the library budget will not be "radically better," it is expected to improve. Monetary cuts have affected the effi¬ ciency of some library services evident in longer lines and an increase in the time it takes to reihelve returned books. Shorter library hours have also beta of concern to studenu. Despite staff cutbacks, Parker said that library .service* are still qaite good, adding that on-ihe-spot search requests art hsaored aad temporary l.D. ea rat mtuee*—sarviem net affarai at other libraries. Parker a optimistic that "aoase of the cats amy be aaaeiie- ratcd" ouee Deukmejiaa-t budget » fully examined aad implemented. offered for alt interested students Other tpecial tervicet offered by the starting Monday. Jam- 23 to Friday, library are self-guided tours aad toors Feb. 3. Attn available ia a library skills . arranged for classes by faculty mem- workbook. Prototype of a mandatory beta. Open orientation wars will be , eSse IJfcrary, fnge 5 Tools taken IroMjrfehs gym Carpet and tools worth $4.34* stolen from the patio area of the North Gymnasium on Jan. 17. Employees of AAM Carpet oaamay of Fresno,.who had baas CSUF pi AAM CatpaafFraaa*. according tc Uatvwsa. rSmmlOmlfKU Tha touta aad rasa at carpet wen astmVau uaaeeeti awa M the p overmuht. The thief aas ah* to a dm crime. The theft |
