Brown and White Vol. 93 no. 39

              university to take maintenance role for fraternities in fall of 1982 in an effort to keep fraternities main tained at the level of other university buildings fraternity maintenance will be taken over by the university next year following a study revealing deficits in fraternity maintenance funds averag ing 47,000 per house the study . done by the accounting firm of deloitte haskins sell was reported in the brown and white feb 16 because of the deficits the university will be more like a landlord and oversee mainte nance operations according to richard metz director of auxiliary services fra ternity maintenance was formerly done by the fraternity management associa tion fma . with the takeover he said each frater nity's rent will increase an average of students to protest aid cuts by telephoning legistators they will be discussed at the upcoming student caucus meeting fisher said we hope that lehigh students will join in with others from across the coun try to make our voice heard in washing ton . . together we can work to preserve the educational quality of lehigh says fisher's letter the budget cuts will include the eli mination of all graduate guaranteed student loans and a doubling of the origination fee lor undergraduate csl's as well as lowering the eligibility income level and requiring borrowers to pay market rate interest also there will be a reduction in funds available for pell grants and college work-study pro grams social security education benef its which now account lor one-fifth of all u.s student aid will be phased out by 1985 according to fisher's letter honored photo preston parr right who retired as dean and vice presi dent for student affairs on jan 1 receives a commemora tive kift from harold mohler president of the board of trustees see story page t by janis barney a call your congressman day to pro test federal student aid cutbacks will be held tomorrow according to lisa fisher forum chairman a letter issued by fisher said the pro test encourages students to call up their congressmen to protest proposed 198 federal budget cutbacks eliminating hall of students aid funding the letter was distributed by the inter fraternity council residence halls council gryphon society and presi dents of other student organizations fisher said explaining that the forum is trying to initiate a whole student move ment to protest budget cuts other projects in the planning stages include a rally with area col leges and a letter writing program vol 93 — no 39 | 215)861-4184 speaker for commencement selected bethlehem pa tuesday march 9 lwu lehigh university brown and white in plant pathology from the university of california serving in the united states navy from 1942 to 1946 oswald completed more than 50 combat missions as a pt boat captain and a divisional com mander in the mediterranean he then moved on to the university of kentucky from where he went to the university of california at berkeley and finally to penn state in 1958 he was appointed to an admi nistrative post in california's state-wide university system and was given the vice presidency of administration in 1962 president at the university of california at berkeley oswald became the 13th president of the pennsylvania state uni versity on july 1 1970 since coming to penn state he has also served as chairman of the american council on education president of the association of american universities and in 1975 he served as president of the pennsylvania association of colleges and universities born in minneapolis minn oswald graduated from depauw university in indiana with ;> bachelor of arts degree in botany having been both phi beta kappa and captain of the football team he earned a doctor of philosophy degree john oswald president of the pennsylvania state university will deliver the principal address at the university's 114th commencement exercises on june 6 at stabler arena announced deming lewis university president and peter fioretti 82 president of the senior class oswald was chosen by lewis after none of the preferences on several lists submitted to him were available according to al cooke 82 commence ment speaker chairman oswald will be one of the recipients of an honorary degree he was president of the univerity of kentucky from 196.'u0 1968 and then served as executive vice john oswald retired professor suffers heart attack in uc cpr once somebody starts it once you get a rhythm established you don't want to interrupt it freeman was accom panied by officer rafael perez osborn was taken to st luke's hospi tal by valley transport ambulance ser vice on friday his electrocardiogram kkg was normal so doctors ruled out a heart attack askonas said on saturday however the ekg was abnor mal and the doctors then suspected that he has had a mild heart attack by julik andkrson retired university professor joseph osborn suffered a mild heart attack in the university center friday morning osborn is recuperating in st luke's hos pital where tests are being run bill cornwall a post office employee angela dohl 84 and carla askonas 83 administered first aid at the scene and according to campus police officer d.m freeman are responsible for keeping him going a hospital official refused to comment on his condition due to the hospital's pol icy but when interviewed saturday osborn said he felt fine and added that his doctors are keeping me here to run tests it is kind of like a puzzle and they are trying to chase down something or other '• osborn fell ill shortly before noon which is not quite early enough to be called morning sickness he said jokingly askonas was with osborn when the itt rkoeeurred she gave him mouth-to mouth resuscitation she said then corn do repairs without the university on jobs that are labor intensive non-skill oriented and safe this excludes all roof and electrical repair unless the brother is certified the fraternity would also be notified if the repair is of important magnitude where the fraternity could use its own human resources to find the best solution metz contends that there will be more see fraternity page 2 wall gave him cardiopulmonary resuscitation cpr when dahl arrived osborn's heart was beating but he was gasping for air dahl said dahl said she cleared his airway attempted to calm him down and told him how to breathe both dahl and corn wall have received ambulance training in the past when campus police arrived they did not interrupt because according to freeman you never interfere with 4,200 to cover maintenance concerns in the case of all fraternities rent has not gone up in eight years and in some cases in 20 years metz said but fraternities may save in other areas of their rent metz said fraterni ties used to include maintenance costs in other areas of their budget but they will not have to do that anymore as the rent increase should cover all costs as a result those areas of their budgets can be reduced he said with this savings in mind metz said the average fraternity then would be raising new dollars for only slightly more than 50 percent of the 4,200 routine maintenance would be done he added without notifying the fraterni ties however fraternity members can last issue this is the last issue of the brown and white before spring break the next issue will be on march 26 have a good vacation