He also said University financial aid will be increased proportionally to minimize hardship on the neediest students. Shkurti said recommendations regarding tuition and fees at regional campuses in Lima, Mansfield, Marion and Newark will be presented to trustees in July. Because additional state funding is available through Access Challenge, Shkurti added, he expects to recommend little or no increase at that time for the regional campuses - excluding the Agricultural Technical Institute. Heard a report about the continuation of computer laboratory fees in the Fisher College of Business, the College of Engineering and the School of Public Policy and Management, all proposed to remain at the 1998-99 levels. Heard a monthly endowment report from University Treasurer James Nichols.
Commercial paper is sold much like short-term notes.
When William Davis, retired manager of the Mental Health Department for the state of Ohio, went to visit a patient at the James Cancer Hospital last December, he saw a flier on the wall of an elevator that would forever change his view on dental care for the elderly. The flier advertised a new geriatric dentistry clinic that was opening in January on the first floor of Postle Hall. Although he was apprehensive to see a dentist, Davis gave the clinic a call and scheduled an appointment. What Davis did not know was that he would be the first patient to use the new service. B y Kevin Fitzsimons Professor Abdel Mohammad, far right, consults with patient Paul Lubaski as s enior dental students Agnes Czarnik and Niles Syska look on.