1981_08 The Daily Collegian August 1981

              Fees
In making the 116.50 hike, Watson
said the CSUC took the more politically
palatable route of including it under the
student service category rather than
coming out in support of some form of
tuition that would help pay for faculty
To many students, he said, "tuition
is a bad word."
William Coughran, CSUF director of
budget planning and administration,
said during the summer that the addition
of new fees might be "the easy way
out in one sense." But he said it could;
philosophically, "be a major step
toward imposing tuition," which the
CSUC is on record as opposing
Steve Clazer, a legislative director
last semester with the California State
Student Association, said that even a
modest tuition fee could set an irrever¬
sible precedent, and the fee would con-
Once they change the policy," he said,
"the floodgates are open. The price of
tuition will go up very quickly."
Watson said he might favor cuts
being made in the CSUC budget over
any tuition being imposed, but ackow-
ledged that some form of fee increases
at CSUF are "inevitable."
"There has to be some sort of trade¬
off at some point," he said. "I don't
think though that every (budget) cut that
is made should be dumped on the stu-
WilKam Corcoran; campus dean
of student affairs, said that prior to
about a year ago, increases were made
in the student service fee but they were
"never terribly dramatic and were
imposed at three year intervals."
The fee has been hiked an average of
$15 a semester since the fall of 1980.
Funds generated from the fee are
used to support campus social and cul¬
tural activities, counseling, testing,
placement, financial aid administration,
health and housing services, and half
the cost of the dean of student affairs
Maude Brewster, one of the growing number of
shoppers who wear disguises to avoid coupon
 embarrassment.	
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