The Daily Utah Chronicle, Monday, March 28, 1983 Page Seven Gardner cntDcizs hiotef;dycatDOo bodoet trom page three - Utah's unemployment through technical training could be detrimental. ' IC member Reed Brinton, too, noted that this solve ' "conscious decision made by the Legislature (is) going to hurt the quality of education." According to Gardner, this is a "policy question that will not die with this Legislature." The 1983-8- 4 University budget will cause many problems, including: No salary or wage increases for staff or ' faculty. "y.- -' No increase, in library acquisition funds. This will cause the quality and standing of University libraries to fall, Gardner said. Use of computers in required courses will be more limited. This is very detrimental, Gardner noted, as there has been an "exponential - increase in demand for the computer in " instructional uses." Patient fees at the University Medical Center will have to be raised to cover the cost of staff interns and residents already hired to compensate for additional beds from recent hospital expansion. The School of Medicine's Department of Psychiatry, will be placed in financial jeopardy because its $188,400 request was denied. However, the University did receive $461,000 for a dental program, $252,000 for new-spamaintenance, $4,854,400 for fuel and and $246,100 for telephone cost costs power increases. The University also received $4,956,000 for an engineering instructional laboratory at the Merrill Engineering Building and $ 1 ,500,000 to remodel the Emery Building. The engineering building request, however, was almost $1 million less than the University , wanted, but it is anticipated the building can be at least shelled in according to the original plan.' - The Legislature, however, failed to fund a new campus dance building. 'According to Gardner, the current dance building is not safe, and is the most heavily used building on campus. A $4.5 million parking terrace also was ' ' ; not funded. v "This is a very disappointing budget that will not help the state in the long term," Gardner said. In other action, the Institutional Council: Unanimously approved the establishment of an ASUU Student Senate. This group will deal with student academic matters, and members will be elected by college Student Advisory Committees. The matter will go before the student body in a referendum in tV April. Approved the appointment of Dr. E. Allan Davis to the position of University Professor for 1983-8- 4. Davis will develop a model class to satisfy mathematics requirements for the bachelor of science degree. He will also recruit guest instructors to explain mathematical concepts. '.' ;. r.:':;; Approved the appointment of Dr. Cecil G. ce Miskel to dean of the Graduate school of Education. 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