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September 22, 1982
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Council’s role
to be studied
by Rebeca Zimmermann
Battalion Staff
Texas A&M President Frank
E. Vandiver appointed an ad-
hoc committee to study the
Academic Council’s f uture role
in University affairs at Tues
day’s council meeting.
After receiving no response
- WriitBfrom faculty members following
the August council meeting,
en if iJVandiver formed the ad-hoc
committee to study the council’s
role in light of the proposed fa
culty senate functions.
The committee, chaired by
Dean of Faculties Clinton Phil
lips, is made up of eight faculty
members.
Vandiver said the Council of
Presidents and Chancellors of
Public Senior Colleges and Uni-
icnsesi versities of Texas Finally decided
how to approach die state legisl
ature on the Permanent Univer
sity Fund issue. The presidents’
council will recommend that the
holdw PUF include other campuses of
haskaCtithe University of Texas and
Texas A&M systems. It also will
recommend the establishment
of a designated fund, similar to
the PUF, for other state univer
sities.
The Academic Council
elected Dr. Don Hellriegel, pro
fessor of management, as Coun
cil Vice Chairman for 1982-83.
The council approved a stric
ter grading system for the DVM
program in the College of
Veterinary Medicine. A grade of
92 to 100 is an A; 84 to 92 is a B;
76 to 83 is a C; 70 to 75 is a D.
Any grade below 70 is an F.
New courses in agriculture,
environmental design and
medicine were approved. The
council also approved a forest
operations option for a Bachelor
of Science degree in forestry
and a Master of Science degree
program in veterinary public
health.
Revisions in the nuclear en
gineering curriculum were
approved.
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Mark White attacks
Clements’ policies
by Tracey Taylor
Battalion Reporter
Governor William Clements is
exclusively responsible for
Texas’ problems, Mark White,
the Democratic gubernatorial
candidate, said in Rudder Thea
ter Tuesday.
White’s appearance was
sponsored by MSC Political
Forum; about 100 students and
local residents listened as White
listed what he called Clements’
failures as governor.
The public education system
is Clements’ biggest failure,
White said. He referred to Cle
ments’ current radio ads which
advertise the 44 percent in
crease in teacher’s salaries under
the Republican administration.
“This (increase) did not occur
because of, but rather in spite of,
Bill Clements,” White said. “In
fact, Clements only asked for a
total of 7.1 percent in increases.
It was the Legislature that raised
the salaries.”
However, he said that he was
opposes teachers having the leg
al right to unionize.
“I do not believe that any pub
lic official, at any level, should be
allowed to strike and disrupt ser
vice to the public,” he said.
The state’s education system
is in bad shape, and can only get
worse if Clements remains in
office, White said.
“Eight years of neglected edu
cation is a wasted generation,”
he said. “If re-elected, Bill Cle
ments will have been in office
eight years.”
When asked about raising the
legal drinking age to 21, White
said that while it appears it
would be helpful, he has not
seen enough evidence to take a
stand on the subject.
White said he does oppose a
bill which, he said, calls for Tex
ans with Mexican surnames to
carry special identification
verifying their citizenship. He
said the measure would discri
minate against Mexican-
Americans.
Other critical issues facing
Texans are increases in utility
regulations, neglected highways
and interest rates. White said.
White said he believes that if
elected governor, he could solve
these problems.
“These (problems) did not
have to occur and did occur be
cause Bill Clements was gov
ernor.”
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