Thursday, February 7, 1991
Budget crunch
hits Behrend
(continued from page 1)
"Cuts in operating funds are
happening everywhere," Lilley
said. !Everyone will be effected."
Even though the second
$131,000 would come from the
operating budget, no new charges
or even increases in current fees
are expected. Tuition increases
next year are dependent upon the
"Cuts are happening
everywhere.
Everyone will be
affected."
-Dr. John Lilley
Provost and Dean
governor and are not connected to
current operating budgets.
He added, however, that the
biggest losses will occur in
operating hours of the library and
computer center because of lack
of funds for wages. Lilley said
that hours are being cut now so
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that they could be expanded later
in the semester if needed.
Thomas' letter spelled out the
steps Penn State would take to
work through the budget crisis.
His two objectives during the
financial crisis are to protect the
integrity of academic programs
and to avoid a tuition hike this
semester.
Thomas' letter spelled out the
steps Penn State would take to
work through the financial crisis.
Decreasing expenditures such as
university-funded maintenance,
use of reserve funds, and request
for travel expenses to be kept to a
minimum will keep the
university financially fit.
The five percent cuts "have
the impact of a 12 percent
reduction in funding," Thomas
said because the fiscal is now
more than half over, and funds
have been committed.
Thomas also noted that with
the cuts, University funding for
the 1990-91 fiscal year is just
under the amount Penn State
received in 1989-90.
Only three states rank lower
that Pennsylvania in funding
higher education.
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