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WEATHER:

Sunny with doudy periods,

highs near 23.

Cap Colle

According to Bill Little of
Cap College, the budget cuts
costs by 2.05 per cent while
allowing for a 6.33 per cent
increase in the number of
students the college can
handle.

To accomodate that one
reguiar faculty member will
be laid off, seven others will
have traching loads reduced
and there will be some cuts
in the number of temporary
instructors. Support. staff
will also be cut by the
equivalent of one fulltime
and one part-time position
Litthe says the staff cuts are
‘*not' a major change’’ in

light of the total of 350
instructors
Meanwhile students face

higher eduication fees with
the one-time registration fee
doubling from $10 to $20
and the tuition fee of $17 per
credit hour going to $20. a
17 per cent increase

On top of that, the college
is dropping a ceiling on fees
that has been in cffect that
has seen students pay only

for the fiese ES credit: hours

they'll find fewer

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instructors on

per term. Little says that
while 15 credit hours is a
‘‘normal’’ course load, some
courses such as_ business
management and some
science courses require more
than 15 credit hours a term.
Little says the changes are
*“*very much in line with
what other colleges charge’’
and that even with the
increases, students pay only
about 12 per cent of the cost
of their education, with the
province subsidizing the rest
The budget does not affect
non-credit evening courses
which through registration
fee levels are self-supporting
The effect of the budget
cuts will mean people ‘‘will
be producing more and that
some services won't be
there
Little also suspects that
the cutbacks will
through to 1989
‘lL suspect between now
and ‘89 we'll really start Co
feel at.’ Latthe said of the
provincial funding restraints
“There TH be a Continuing
de escalation of the fundtag
but by making the cuts slow
ly we can increase cltmicacy
at the College

continue

Abortion battle
beginning again

THE NORTH Shore's an
nual abortion fight has
begun with the publ ation
of advertisements thas weck
by a pro chotce group

The North Shore Associa
tion for Choice on Aboruon,
which also used the ad to
appeal for donations, cn
couraged members of the
public to jotn the North and
West Vancouver Hospital
Seaety ino order to defend

the hospital's current

polfties at the annual

meeting oof the group in
September
Pnebuded tn the

advertisement, published in
Wednesday's News. was an
apphcation fot membership
in the hospital society

While the society s annual
gencral mecting will be heid
Sept 6, onfy those whe have
become members by August
© will be allowed too vote for
CROCULIVS POSITIONS

MARINE ALTE ENDANE Dave Laylor doesn't scem to mind the dispute that has shul down the arca's transit system,

dispite the fact he isn't making much moncy for his picket line duties at the ScaBus terminal As long as the sun ts shining,
he appears to be cnjoying himself

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ge raising

tuition, cutting staff
1984-85 budget
cut two per cent

CAPILANO COLLEGE has adopted a 1984-85
budget that will allow for an increase in the
number of students, but it will cost those students
more and