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Show Signpost Tuesday, September 27, 1983 A5 ASWSC continued from front page. In other ASWSC news, Executive V.P. Sheldon Allred is currently taking applications for an opinions research chairperson. The position is needed to keep the officers in touch with student needs and concerns. Because of last year's problems with elections and student response to those problems, Allred is working on election procedure changes. Chairman of the elections committee is former ASWSC President Bruce Richeson. Changes in election procedure will include computer voting and changes in bylaws. "The committee is rewriting the bylaws and devising new more efficient procedures." Increase con't. from page 3 year the enrollment increased by over 4,000 students, which represents the student population of two Dixie Colleges, the College of Eastern Utah and Snow College combined.He said, "We somehow absorbed them without any money and still turned away 1,500 that were qualified to come to college. If this year we let in all the students who could benefit from higher education, we'd have approximately 5,00 to 6,000 new students." Van Alstyne said that Weber State had changed admission policies to discourage enrollment growth and had been able to save the quality of its instruction. Others have not faired as well. He said, "Many students have the in-telligenceand financial backing to attend college and be benefited, yet Weber State has been saying, 'I'm sorry, we can't take you.' Other students have been forced to stretch their education out five or six years while they wait in line for the classes they need." He noted that enrollment limits create an inequitable system for students and their tax-paying parents but are necessary when funds are inadeauate. "How can we support a system where some tax payers get their children in school and others do not. I have failed to hear a reasonable answer to that question," he said. He noted that the Board of Regents placed quality of education as its first priority this year even if it results in tuition sur-. charges for the students and increased enrollment restrictions. Van Alstyne said, "The time has come when the legislature needs to bite the bullet and provide more funds. We simply can't continue on current lines." 1? I 1 i V pi. -1, J I 5. , :-' r. t i Vern Farr owner Dave Wilson manager Craig White asst. manager Greg Norton buyer Expertise eweiry If your diamond does not appraise in writing (within 30 days of purchase) for AT LEAST 40 more than your purchase price, your money will be refunded. ' 2434 Wash. Blvd., Ogden The autumn convocations schedule varies from George Plimpton, "The man who has done everything," to Carl Bernstein, the man who broke Watergate. The first convocation will be October 19 when George Plimpton will talk of his many experiences. Playing quarterback for the Detroit Lions and being on the Boston Celtics basketball team are just a few. The next speaker is scheduled for October 27. Carl Bernstein gave the Watergate Press Report for the Washington Post Newspaper. Roger Crawford was the first handicapped person to be awarded a National Scholarship. He was also offered a ABO Tennis Scholarship to Weber He'll be speaking for Handicapped State College. November 10 Awareness Day. "How to say no to a rapist and sur-vive'Vill be the topic of discussion for November 17, given by Fred Stroska. Weber State will be charging for non-student attendees, with the exception of senior citizens. Further information concerning prices and times is available from the Associated Students of Weber State College. The convocations have been cutback to four per quarter, enabling ASWSC to have more prestgious guests. "It's worth it to have fewer convocations, so we can have bigger names," said Laurie Bonnell, Cultural Vice President of ASWSC. 5 mT. wm t: 1 1 W!5 - 1 IMS j,-. t.yd 1 J? YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR HEWLETT-PACKARD, TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, CASIO AND SHARP CALCULATORS! . Tl BA-35 CALCULATOR Husirvess Tl 30-11 SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR SSL? W: -VflrH BB-.-l m-n cb At s-3 C3 ' $21.99 Preprogrammed functions ot time value ot money calculations, amortization interest and principle problems, interest rate conversions and more. 431-506. DELUXE SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR $8.99 BELOW DEALER COST! Advanced algebraic and trig functions. Slide-rule functions, roots, angular conversions and more! 431-500. SHARP SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR mm 5ZU $55.99 Programmable deluxe scientific Hewlett-Packard calculator 4HP10C makes calculations simple. 431-178. a r -be - $19.99iLS3 With 46 scientific funr.linm 1 levels of parentheses with up to penangoperations. 431-369. IT MAKE SENSE TO OWN A SMALL COMPUTER l t,3 ' r fl... .jr r -1 ATARI 400 COMPUTER A With free $40 Space Invader H, J : :.l mane nuiwi ediw mm your own r 0 nn IV computer. We also have loads of So".y" After Rebate. ATARI Ogden Store 4031 Riverdale Road 621-8900 Layton Layton Hills Mall n. i f 3 |
