This often caused a problem during registration because students who had forgotten to pay for these services had a hold on their registration until their fees were paid. Therefore, many of the students complained about having to run around campus in order to get everything straightened out. Auxiliary Services said they hope to reduce some of the runaround by having students pay on the spot for their services. Davis said that students would not be denied emergency services, but that there are many ways of payment. Plans are currently underway to change the plan of payment in other areas of Auxiliary Services, such as parking and food services.
Students have mixed views regarding the new process.
Lange Bone, a senior psychology major from Augusta, said that she thinks that there are good and bad points. Davis said that so far, the report from the Health Center is good. Return to the Front Page News Index Senator Coverdell discusses issues By Melanie Weinberg Assistant News Editor U.S. Sen. Paul Coverdell held a town hall meeting via satellite Tuesday night at Ogeechee Technical Institute to answer questions pertaining to the budget, welfare, taxes, and Medicare. He said that his goals are to work on a balanced budget, overhaul welfare, and lower taxes on Americans. A phone call concerning the budget was called in from Atlanta.