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Richard Lupo tom Line was Budget cuts. “The most positive thing that oc- curred in relation to budget cuts is the tremendous ‘effort by faculty and staff to make adjustments ne- cessary with a shortage of funds to supply quality service to the stu- dents,” President Vines said. In January of 1986, higher edu- cation in Louisiana was faced with a 4 percent executive budget cut. The reduction was a result of the state’s worsening financial condi- tion. Oil prices dropped from $34 per barrel to $11 per barrel. Louisiana lost millions of dollars in revenue, and the legislature was forced to cut expenditures and raise taxes. The hardest hit areas on campus were the Student Affairs Depart- ment with a $286,000 cut, the Busi- ness Affairs Department with a Opening 3
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Summer sun replaced winter winds and brought the grounds to life. Keith Co- meaux finds time to break from studies and take a ride through campus. Between classes is a good time to review notes and discuss the lecture with a fel- low classmate. Paula Bourgeouis and Angela Booty take this chance to not only look at the material, but gossip along the way. Richard Lupo ; Teaching and expecting what the word “dedication” really means is a top prior- ity of band director Jack White. The Sound of Today marching band learns, practices and perfects techniques for a solid week before the fall semester be- gins. a —S— TS, Northeast Indians Jimmy Harris (full- back), Roger Kelly (linebacker) and John Clement (linebacker) enjoy having no- where to rush to and linger to deepen their tans. Catherine Cordry 2 Opening PERT Me bata eee Nc wae
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y -— e 4 | [ oa- § ys lat FY, f os we 7? , SF De is } a {7 j ( ? 4h (COT $540,000 cut, and the Athletic De- partment with a $504,000 cut. However, there were some in- creases. Funds were increased in the College of Business, the School of Pharmacy, and the Department of Computer Science to help them meet accreditation standards. To help provide additional mon- ey, tuition increased $50 for the summer session and $114 for the fall semester. The university, individual de- partments, and students had to re- evaluate and take a hard look at what was important. They concentrated their efforts and pulled together to keep NLU strong. And that, was the bottom line. —Amber Baldwin 4 Opening Richard Lupo
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