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Show 35 DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, March 12, 1969 Another Tuition Hike At If Gov. Calvin L. Hampton passed signs Saturday by the Utah Senate, University of Utah students will face the fourth tuition hike in as many HB318, years. Four years ago, U. of U. offi- eials were threatened with a flood of freshmen. The post-wa- r baby boom would raise U. of U. freshmen enrollment from 2,300 Dean Awarded .a For Research Project U U.? Dr. Alfred A. Cave, University of Utah dean of humanities and associate professor of history, has l"en awarded a 1969 summer stipend from the National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, D.C. He wall spend the summer at ar QmS&t&D or CmD&m or QX&SZX&D crQ2&QX&3 ar QX&Dtr (yw&oms or the University of California at "The Berkeley researching Concept of Race in Historical Writing in Colonnl Ameru a This study will ti ace evolution of Indian and Negro sleieotypcs a and will investigate slnvety social and economic institution. or GM&D&C&D erQmDQX&D or QJZ&22X&3 to a, 000. To counter this freshman1 overflow, in March 1965 annual resident fees were raised from1 $300 to $375, while lees were upped from $495 to $090. Later these fees were raised to $390 for Utah students Jmd $888 for y' In November 1967, educators suggested a $5 a quarter tuition Increase. But amidsi protests from students, the attorney general and the governor, the fee Jioost was put off. Because ot the four per cent1 putback necessitated by the copper strike, tuition went up again Jeb. 12, 1968, when regents approved a $10 per quarter hike lor residents and $17 per quarter increase for I Since summer quarter 1968, ptahns have paid $140 per quarter and $313 per Quarter. . , If HB318 receives the governors signature, tuition and fees tor Utah student! will be $480 a an increase of $180 since year 1965. For the tuition and fees have more than doubled in four years. iiS' Star of India ts Pure Virgin Wool Frankly, Im angry, Steve student? body president, blasted. It seems legislators wqre more willing to listen to -- Gunn, Chanda EDUCATION : Specialists ; Booked Bengaline For- - Meet Astra Suit, .Three educational specialists will lecture at the Annual Spring Beading Conference to be held advance-style- d March 22 at the Granite District Exemplary Center for Reading East. Instruction, Hart Schaffner 3690-286- 0 'Sessions are scheduled at 9, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m., according to Dr. Ethna R. Reid, center director. Indias classic bengaline weave becomes The specialists and the wfjbjects they will discuss are: an American favorite this spring in HS&Ms new Astra Suit that proudly bears the Wool-mar- k r ; Dr. Ogden Lindsley, professor of education, the University of Kansas, Precise Manage-tpen- t of Childrens Behavior in Classroom and Home. .'Dr. Robert LeeofGreen, ciate & by Marx label, mark of the worlds best.. .Pure Virgin Wool. asso- Chanda Bengaline is a fine wool worsted in a versatile midweight that adapts itself cool days of spring. to the now warm-no- education, professor State University, "Motivational Aspects of Reading and Programmed InstrucMichigan tion. w Dr. Roach Van Allen, professor of education, the UniverOrganization sity of Arizona, of a Classroom Using a Lan- guage Experience Approach, Its The American Way with Wool. Hart Schaffner & Marx gives this princely fabric star treatment, styling it in the advance-fashio- n Astra model with two buttons, shaped pockets and side vents. Step smartly into spring in our HS&M waist, double-pipe- d Chanda Bengaline Suit in your choice of colors. (New Blue of Bengal" is the handsome choice shown here.) $105 Gtik Gordon Lobb Over 30 Years in the Diamond Business ? DOWNTOWN and COTTONWOOD MAIL KEARNS GARAGE FREE PARKING - LIMITED : 1 v 1 Downtown Storo Open Monday Till 9 Other Week Nights Till 5 40 ' Pay Nothing Down Cottonwood Moll Storo Open Monday, Thursday and Friday Till 9 Other Week Nights Till 6 00 :As little as $10 per month Priced $100, $200, $300 & up YOU ALWAYS : SAVE ; . LIMITED '!uiIUhip Juturntibvi NuYwl Ut Angela SURETY LIFE BUILDING . 1335 SOUTH MAIN W or ZX&Di'ZmD or QJt&D&X&D ar QmDdmD or QmDZmD or orQjz&SZmO or Qtf&SZX&D cr ariZX&DZX&D or |