AIS - Wedmesday, November 25, 1981 - North Shore News

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“PRESS CON-
FERENCE’ consisted of
News reporter Terry
Lavender listening to
the concerns of student
union representatives.
(lan Smith photo)

over college budget

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for the college. Funding
increases from the province
have been below the in-
flation rate for the past two
years and the fat has been

from the system

food, she said.

The college is helping
these students with
emergency loans, but there
isn’t much money available,
said Jessup.

anything until the spring. already, she said. Both Ludgate and Jessup 987-561 5
“I. know as much as you Some: students have had blamed the delay in payment

do,” she told the News. their financial grants of the aid money on the
However, the. ince withheld, she said. But she province’s financial

review its expenditures to
see if it can “eliminate any
fat from the system,” said
Jessup.

Roberts said the cuts in
the college's budget would
lead to a decrease in the
number of hours the
Women’s Resource Centre
would be open, the closing
of the Squamish Women's
Resource Centre, and force
more and more students into
fewer classes.

Jessup agreed morc
budget cuts — if they do
occur — would be painful

denied the contention by
Canadian Federation of
Students representative
Cathy Ludgate that students
have been kicked out of the
college because they can't
pay their fees.

Capilano College has a
policy of deferring tuition
payments if a student hasn't
received approved financial
aid from the province,
Jessup said.

The students who have
had their aid held up by as
much as two months will
suffer in other ways, such as
paying the rent and buying

problems, which also caused
the Social Credit govern-
ment to delay payment of
homeowner grants to the
municipalities during the
summer.

The B.C. Federation of
Students will fight the
federal and provincial
funding cuts with rallies,
information sessions and b
building alliances with other
groups, such as faculty and
staff unions and women's
groups, Rhonda Lavigne,
B.C. Students Federation
deputy chairman, said at the
press conference.

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