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A New Era at JSU Taking cz Look at the Post to Improve the Future When Dr. Harold J. McGee arrived for his first day of work as the Universi- ty's new president on July 1, he received a telephone call from the State Department in Montgomery welcoming him to Alabama. During the course of the conversation, Dr. McGee was informed of major budget cuts due to proration. A five percent cut in educational funds from the state for the 86-87 aca- demic year has caused Dr. McGee to make some bud- get cuts of his own. Under a recommendation by McGee, the Board of Trustees voted Q llwlm- lif Klif-H' to increase tuition from S400 to S475 and on-campus housing was also increased by 9535. These increases are expected to generate an ex- pected S1 million in revenue for the University. Along with the measures taken to deal with proration, Dr. McGee has made some changes around campus. The likeness of Cocky on the corner of Trustee and University Circles was re- moved because, as Dr. McGee stated, It was asth- etically ugly. lt will be re- placed with a more appro- priate marquee on which students can post announce- ments. The barbed wire around the tops of the fences around the intramu- ral fields and the football practice field was also re- moved. About the barbed wire, McGee jokingly re- marked, When I was tour- ing the campus for the first time, I asked someone if they were trying to keep stu- dents in or out. Several taskforces have been named by Dr. McGee to take an in- trospective look into each college to see if there are any changes that can be made to make them run more effi- ciently. These taskforces are also looking to the future to plan for programs that can meet the needs of the stu- dents. Some academic pro- grams may be phased out, while some may be com- bined or added. My goal is to make his University the best undergraduate institu- tion in the state, stated Dr. McGee. Dr. Harold J. McGee is dealing with the problems that face him today and is planning ahead because he feels that the University's greatest asset is its potential for the future. Mary White
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