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1974]

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ELECTION O F STUDENT TRUSTEES

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The President announced that the following students from each of the campuses had been elected to serve as nonvoting members of the Board of Trustees for the period July 1, 1974-June 30,1975: Chicago Circle Campus Mr. Kim R. Gilbertsen of Chicago who will be a senior in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences next year. Medical Center Campus Mr. Michael Lee Conlon of Park Forest who will be a senior in the College of Dentistry next year. Urbana-Ckampaign Campus Mr. Terry P. Cosgrove of Morton Grove who will be a junior in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences next year. OLD AND NEW BUSINESS

NEW B U S I N E S S

On motion of Mr. Hahn, the Trustees directed the Secretary to send appropriate letters to the outgoing student members of the Board of Trustees, thanking them for their interest in the University and for the expenditure of time involved in their service. Report, Cost Effectiveness — Urbana Campus At the request of President Corbally, Chancellor Peltason presented a report on cost effectiveness studies at the Urbana campus, including the implications of recent budget limitations, short- and long-range, for the operation of that campus. A copy of this report was filed with the Secretary of the Board. The President indicated that at the July meeting Vice Presidents Brady and Munitz would provide a general summary of the three campus reports that have been presented to the Trustees on this subject and would provide the Board with a general review of the financial situation for the University as a whole.

OLD BUSINESS

Mr. Hahn, Chairman of the Committee on Student Welfare and Activities, reported that the Committee had met the day before and had taken action to approve the following motion: "That the Committee request the Chancellor, through the President, to bring to the Committee (in July) a proposal for the clarification and/or modification of the present charge for the operation of the Illini Union and programming for that union." Mr. Hahn indicated that the Committee would meet in July and would be prepared to report to the Board at that time. Mr. Livingston stated that he had received a request from the Gateway National Bank of Chicago requesting to be included among the minority banks with which the University of Illinois maintains deposits for the encouragement of minority banking. On motion of Mr. Living-