Volume 3, Issue 17 - Feb. 4, 1981

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A (!.@@a! ~~~~(!)~~ NEWS: The Trustees have no lack of confidence in MSC President Macintyre. They voted to keep him on.

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NEWS: Ed Kraus tries to find out why there was a two to three-hour wait In the registration lines last week.

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FEATURE: Clemens Brigl believes strongly in the positive forces of nature, and his teaching reflects that.

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METROSTYLE: This week Emerson Schwartzkopf sounds the alarm on some records that are so bad, they shouldn't even be given away.

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Budget axe may fall on c:hild care by Joan Conrow Unles~ their budget can be balanced, February 12 will mark the end of the Auraria Child Care ,,_ Center's evening program. The CCC will incur a $3,484 deficit if the evening program is continued - with present enrollment - through Spring 1981. Unless more children are enrolled, ~ or additional funds allocated from student fee monies, the evening

program .will be discontinued, according to Jerry Wartgow, executive director of the Auraria Higher Education Center. To keep the evening program budget in the black 30 FTE (Fulltime equivalent) children must be to Wartgow, the number of children currently registered for the program is "way below the 300 needed." Three options are avilable for keeping the evening program open

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''We have to get the money (to at current enrollment,. ac~ording to Wartgow. Parents using the keep the evening program open), session could pay $10 rather than however we do it," Kopecky said. the $4 per evening (5-8:30 p.m.) "Half of our programs are offered fee presently charged. Wartgow at night." also suggested raising the CCC Children of UCD students account for 24 percent ·o f the evening hourly rate five cents-thus requiring the day users to share the enrollment at the Child Care Center. CCD students enroll 28 percost of the evening program. However, the option that War- cent of the children, but according tgow supported was to request to Martin Van DeVisse, dean of CCD student services, the CCD "subsidies from student fees." The CCC is funded by user fees, student government budget is ''in and student fee monies from all the red right now.'' Although he three schools on the Auraria cam- said he was committed to the CCC pus. Wartgow proposed that the "in ~erms of needs of the studenstudent governments of UCD, ts," he said CCD does not MSC and CCD allocate an ad- generate as much money in ditional $3,380 to offset the student fees as the other two inprojected deficit and keep the stitutions. MSC parents enroll the greatest evening program open. "The (three) institutions adver- number of children in the tise the CCC to draw students," CCC evening program - 45 perWartgow said. "We expect money cent. According to· Antonio from somewhere in the institutions Esquiebel, vice president of MSC student affairs, Sonny Wasinger, to back up the rhetoric.'' Paul Kopecky, vice chancellor student body president, is of UCD student affairs, said there ''adamant about continuing the is money availabie in the UCD evening program.'' However, student fee pudget. He said UCD Esquibel said he was personally students would have to "pitch" concerned about whether or not student government for some the CCC was losing money in the day program. "emergency aid." Continued on page 9

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