| Show Th Thursday January 16 1902 V by Jamison Brown staff writer Pfl Eagle :f : v: Every January die legislature meets in Salt Lake City for 45 days toconsidcr the budget proposalsof die various higher education ? institutions of the state' According to Dr Michael A Petersen president of the College of Eastern Utah many different processes occur before the college's ' Jr budget is approved The college develops a preliminary budget request early in the summer a year before it would go into effect Ibis is completed by a college budget commitlee whicb draws up a proposal and submits it to the college senate a representative body that includes the staff faculty administrative personnei and the student body president They review the budget approve it and submit it to die CEU Board of Trustees a community body dud serves as an advisory body to the : : : Paul Pulll Is using Ms hsad ss hs buys books for tho winter quarter at CElTs bookstore - Bookstore is cutting book costs!!! college Next it gore to die Utah Board of Regents die governing board for higher education Nine public higher education institutions in die state are represented by the board The Regents review die budgets and budget that incorpo- develop their own comprehensive system-wid- e nwihetataiionai Regents and are usually reduced Petersen said s school but at the same time we The Regents have tw charges: they are charged by die legislature the higher books the difference is By Melanie Snihurowych have to run as a staff writer $5 to $6" to represenl the needs of die colleges of the state and to be aware of The Dixie Spectrum continued business" the revenues that are avaikfotexi Everyone knows the hassle of r each before books Students will increased its "CEU originally be happy lo The college makes a request priorides ire taken into account and buying quarter starts Trying to find the best bar- - prices as the result of previous au- - know that before the auditors came a set of priorities are adopted by the Regents They also modify the friends save and this to CEU state direction the had dits and of at gains swindling year already cut amount of money fhf rpiifW f "y rpfhkr it to that extra dollar In some minds Board of Regents" Cartwright said their prices by five percent and ifa nr aw mromortaiff “ die College of Eastern Utah's this was absolutely true but at the 1992s fall quarter an additional sclf-suficic- ni : The Dixie Spectrum stated in a January issue that CEU marked up their prices 33 percent when the average of other schools was only 23 pcrccnL Given that fact suspicion rose that CEU was trying to cheat their students and auditors had a field day criticizing this activity In an interview with Barbara Cartwright CEU Bookstore director she explained "that before the auditors came this year a committee of campus officials conducted a study of other bookstores in comparison with ours and found that the books in use are lower higher and in some cases the exact same price In the case of sssekk: maintain the mandated level so she would not go into the red "To make it you have to be a solvent in the college People do notun- derstand that we arc liable to the spates as low as the average in the stale rBCommcnja kgislature and is i(y required "The CEU Bookstore is on revcnuc target for what they said they were u rwmi mH J i tv- going to do- - cut prices! consistently lower than that of the Regents who have no oonstitu-tion- al Cartwright said” obligation tt ' "! Vf ® w w Pietcrseh said w "and they don't know what the other institutfons will be anniuion and his reflects bow much revenue is actually going to be available” The govemor's planalong with the Regent's is submitted lo the legislature The entire two- - month period the legislature is fat sessbnjhey arc reviewing ihe various budget requests of different y j agencies including' higher education r Eventually the legislature will prepare the budget based on the revenues that will be used Itllfiis iisudly the last item decided during ' uu UJ IUU1 j ‘v v v' the i V'V? the colkgeu fkedwifo the is final After the btrfgct implicate :y ' decision of : what to do with the allocated fundi requesting Hie governor has this ' - "j V VAVV1 A i' 4 1 LOVE fLO'RXL 430 S Mon-Th- u? hiceUtah malt 84501 and a& Sat 637-79- 11 say Send that certain someone some sunshine soon 10 discount for students 11-- 8 11-- 7 FH-11- -9 (801)637-337-7 (Rudy 4 OosedSun Cubon Avenue 64 Qforth first ‘West Trice " COME DOWN FOR THAT " REAL" V'ria' BAR-B-Q-TAS- TE ON RIBS BEEF PORK HAM AND CHICKEN |
