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U of T faces fee hike

due to underfunding

TORONTO [CUP]- Students
at the University of Toronto
can expect to face a 7 per
cent fee hike next year, said

U of T president James
Ham.
Speaking at a_ student

council meeting November
5, Ham said tuition will
increase by the same
amount as the university’s
provincial grant.

‘‘The university is forced
to live by its wits and
resources as a result of
provincial underfunding,’’
he said.

Ham said the idea of
system rationalization, re-
commended by the Ontario
Colleges and Universities
Association, would not al-
leviate university underfund-
ing. Limiting duplication of
courses, as the. university
suggests, would be a good
thing, said Ham, but ‘‘it’s
not going to cure under-
funding.”’

Ham said the university
“‘must not be transformed or
distorted by the currency of

‘wasteful

OTTAWA [CUP]- The fed-
eral government could find
money for badly needed
student housing if they cut
back on ‘‘wasteful military
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students preferences.’’ He
explained that funds had
been reallocated from the
faculty of arts and sciences
to commerce to accomodate
the increased enrollment in
that faculty.

However, he said there
would be no major com-
mittment to restructure the
balance of teaching staff
because about half of the
professors would disappear
in the next 15 years and the

intellectual shape of the
university would then
change.

“The intellectual balance
of the university must not be
erased to accomodate under-
graduate student preferen-
ces,’’ he said.

Ham also mentioned the
Ontario government’s report
on employment of university
graduates which he said
“‘dispells the myth perpet-
uated in the press that grads
don’t find employment.
Grads in arts and science
just take longer to find a
niche.”’

spending’
a parliamentary committee
November 4 that student
housing was not a ‘“‘high
priority’’ item for the federal
government.

Witha shortage of money,
Cosgrove said, the needs of
families and senior citizens
would come before students.

Riis said all housing
should be a priority.

Business study
trip to Japan

Business students inter-
ested in a Business Study
Trip to Japan from May 7 to
June 2,1981, please contact
Jim Sator on the New
Westminster campus. in
Room N310. Phone 521-4852
local 257.

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