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Wednesday, December 1, 1C32
Daily Nebraskan
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Eight UNL students in
formally contacted by the
Daily Nebraskan Tuesday
said they don't think they
will have to drop any
classes next semester be
cause of the 10 percent
tuition surcharge. But they
did agree that the univer
sity was wrong in assess
ing a surcharge.
The NU Board of Re
gents approved the 10 per
cent surcharge at a meet
ing Nov. 20 to help off
set approximately SI 1
million of the $35 million
the Nebraska Legislature
cut from the university
budget.
Students will pay $35.47
per credit hour, for the
spring semester compared
with the present sum of
$32.25. A student taking
15 credit hours will pay
$532.05, an increase of
about $48.
Since tuition pays for
about 32 percent of the
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instructional budget, stu
dents are paying approxi
mately one-third of the
budget shortfall.
The questions they were
asked were: "Do you think
you will have to drop a
class because of the tuition
surcharge?" and "Do you
think it's fair that the
students are going to have
to pay this surcharge?"
The students and their,
comments are:
Kurt Eubanks, junior,
horticulture:
"No, there will be no
problem for me. The 10
percent increase is a lot of
money, though.
Reggie Dymally, junior,
undeclared:
"I won't be taking as
many .-classes as usual. It's
not bad for Nebraska resi
dents, but for out-of-state
students, it's outrageous."
Ken Flowerday, sopho
more, secondary education:
"It's absurd that students
are held responsible for
(Gov. Charles) Thone's fis
cal irresponsibilities. It
should have been- evident to
Thone that if federal taxes
are cut, then the state
taxes will be affected. The
students are taking the
responsibility."
Jim Shaffer, unclassified
graduate student:
"I went to Wesleyan
University, so the $400
tuition is nothing compared
to the SI, 700 at Wesleyan.
It's too bad students have
to take the rap."
Warren Gran, senior,
exercise physiology:
"It's going to make it
tougher to pay. This is
a major university in the
state. They should have
priority for monies. Thone
should have seen the uni
versity needed more money.
We are paying too much
now.
The state should have
seen ahead of time. If
they don't start approp
riating money, teachers will
start to leave."
Sharon Lingren, sopho
more, Teachers College:
"Hopefully not. Students
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cut back on other areas." should look at all the
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Suzanne Maahs, sopho-
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Terri Koziol, senior, life
science:
"I don't think its fair
to, punish students for the
extra surcharge.'
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