Show Burbidge will leave Utah State H 1 ' ' k lIC- lY ' 'I'n’v p " ' V i" rt f U I ri A - f I ' ' ’" I ‘ ' j(i K !! y Brmlon Burhidge vho brume USU s legal i ounsel less than mx mnnlhs will leave that post shortly I’ P O' ' t 0 r r t - i! UIA prepares for legislative battle in )oug hrixUnsrn ( I jxtllfjt I ' h m sI I ID bn ft s ' Mf In r lit g i! t 1 hr I hnf m d lirgiaf i f V f j 'r g ii m Mi ir Hu f J j l‘l m Ui ii t ri‘N V nitir vwiiMs ct g ( r r r i i rf l h I vie I I hi I n t ’1 t m t h i c It i ' v i ‘1 j 't f f i 'I 'sl r thr mium c inside Mir I bill is iiifrii'U-to i tin it r m ' n ing si Hiu'htm Vmii t ttnl i s ( lit M it U in I h is M r hit w’tst NtU'lciit p pul it n in (In I I a id Ma m h u r M' Ua (i tilt raf ur s Lnr I t i f g 'It t u’i r! ri m in tv to take plu r next seat )e hart said hr sign fir j r is i lot ot anti HVL sentiment in tlie I Si delegation and in l’IA as a whole d’fir tason toi tins is tfiat many huge state si hools do not dunk tfiat a piivatr school such as HA I should have so much powri in an otgamation like UIA according to ASUSU fhtsident IVtn Dames a mrmlin of tfir d legarn n 1 it I Whrn ihr rtMrliomtien oimnivcoy in fmillv ihr iixNrmbly will l down to thr business of (honsing wliii h bills and lesolultons it would like to lobby for with the Si ue I eyisliluie he mi till Iuih lion o I IA is to lobby in the Ir y islai u i e vs huh meets in January in beh ill ol studenl interests I he I SI' delenalion vsill be pushing lor i esi Jut it ms In ledme non lesidenl tuitions lor students living ill louniies iiluenl to Utah uni to ike polue poweis awiv fit mi BYU’s g-- I I Iah 11a t I i i i h I ti it : tlvit i ’’i'l It it it j i r H i j a ml it it m rr r isr f n1 t r rj f umvrriitv hr buMr vniII lakr plu r when ihr t’msrt it rs I ih u slt n m tiiit s I ii I ndt nf M follrr i ih I si f M ?( h ii m I r il' i if !d g a g u it fib t n f i Mr bf light I'l If X hr f vs Mbls is sm h ' sv i : ill j w it i! tuiniN i w it v whrn t h it it p Him 1' m ui Hi lone being mimduied bv the USU delega-nw- i is i meisuie lii elimmale the sales lax on li sibi inks ind i iunliiiveisiil resolution vshuh would (all on the slate lo remove the limit whu h We In i Slate ('ollcgc has pul on the numb i ot ioreigu students admitted Id that st i t i S( t Im ii il lie lesoluiion (lull would allow umvetsilv presidents to vsaive non lesidenl tuition tm siuili nis who live m iiiunlies on the Utah boidei has a lot ol support hum both the USl‘ delegation and the U ot U delegalioi Both si hools have mam out ot stale students I igam-“1 it t (i'-- srnttr si h m t K think tin hii! tr tiirtr arr svhf I )r fiat t so it is a inm t mam smil! i m thr said I fir I tall ntri llrgiatr AssrmbU likr thr Utah r g si aM i i r is disidrd into two separate-bu- t rquil houses f k h s hooi is allowed two felr gates to Mir srtiatr and Drift lit expects that n will be m the senate tfiat thr hill runs into ptofilrms Dri hatt addrd that hr would rto tfir Dill d a Iausr that t tils (oi it to go into rlfcu t is not rrmovrd If that Iausr were to be rrmovrd however anti if thr change I 1 i A sitmlai idea was piesenled t USU t’lesulenl Slanloul Uaiei lo the Utah State Boanl ol Regents but the legents look no ai lion i ui I he pt i pi sal I II Bell Utah's i omimssioiiei ol higher eduialion has said l liit a plan whu fi would allow university piesiileiits to waive 40 pei-- i tuition lor students eiit ol i he limn adaienl i utilities would be atieplable to him I he lesoluiion that would snip BYU seiutitv olllieis ol the jxilitr powers whu h ihev i urtenlly hold is sponsored by USU delegation i hairman Kellie Sihultz A similar resolution was sponsored by Si hultz last year but was defeated in the r colleges and senate when BYU the one USU senator all voted against it Schultz says she expects better luck this year non-iesiile- two-yea- |