Word: budgeteering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Assassinations. Incredibly, when that committee was first set up, it offered the job of chief counsel to the totally biased Lane. Even he realized his acceptance would destroy the investigation's credibility, and the job was offered to Richard Sprague. The highly independent Sprague sought an unreasonably large budget, fought fiercely with the committee's equally stubborn chairman, Texan Henry Gonzales-and both chairman and prosecutor were replaced. The committee still exists but shows little promise of pursuing a judicious inquiry...
...first time since the fiscal year 1972-'73, the University budget in the last academic year showed a surplus, while the Corporation's portfolio rose $900,000, or 11 per cent, in market value. The endowment rose to $1.4 billion...
Next year, Dean Rosovsky insists that come hell or high water, the Faculty will balance its budget. Last month he reported that the proposed budget for next year included a $350,000 deficit, and sent the budget back to departments for further cutbacks...
...expanding curriculum offerings and rising numbers of enrolled students, each of these programs have what their administrators consider definite problems. They can be summed up in three words: money, tenure and perspective. Portuges says the problem is not finding people qualified to teach women's studies, but keeping them. Budget cutbacks at UMass have hurt the program by removing personnel. Women's studies professors are not receiving tenure at Penn either, Pollack says, "because they are women. They haven't had the experience and amount of publication men have...
...effort to ease the confusion surrounding leaves of absence, the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life voted this fall to fine students who tell the College they're taking time off after August 20. Maybe it'll help balance the budget...