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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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10. JOHN SCOUFFAS, Assistant to the Director of the Central Office on the Use

' of Space, Provost's Office, beginning September 1, I960, at an annual salary of $5,040. 11, JOHN A. STANKOWIAK, Laundry Manager, Physical Plant Department, Chicago Professional Colleges, beginning September 19, 1960, at annual salary of $7,800.

On motion of Mr. Herrick, these appointments were confirmed.

INSTITUTE OF LABOR A N D INDUSTRIAL RELATION5 ADVISORY COMMITTEE

(6) The Director of the Institnte of Labor and Industrial Relations recommends the following appointments to the Institute's Advisory Committee for a term of three years, beginning with the current academic year, to fill vacancies in the three categories of representation: WVATT A, MILLER, General Manager, Chicago Plant, Sherwin-Williams Company Labor THOMAS J. NAYDEH, Secretary-Treasurer, Cook County Building and Construction Trades Council Public EDWARD A. MARCIMIAK, Executive Director, Chicago Commission on Human Relations I recommend approval.

On motion of Mrs. Watkins, these appointments were approved.

SIGNATURE; AUTHORIZATION

(7) The recent death of_Mr. Howard A. Hazleton, Business Manager of the Chicago Colleges and Divisions, who had been authorized to sign applications for permits to purchase alcohol, free of federal tax, for use by the University, makes it necessary to change the language of a previous resolution authorizing snch signatures adopted by the Board. I recommend that the following resolution be adopted: Be It and It Is Hereby Resolved, by this Board of Trustees of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, a public corporation of the Slate of Illinois, that the Business Manager, the Purchasing Agent, and the Assistant Purchasing Agent of the Chicago Colleges and Divisions of this public corporation be, and they hereby are, authorized to sign any and all documents, forms, applications, and other materials necessary to secure from the United States Treasury Department Internal Revenue Service the right to procure and use alcohol, free of tax, for instruction, experimentation, the making of extracts, ether or chloroform, reagents and pharmaceutical preparations, for sterilization of instruments and external applications, and for any and all other allied purposes for and in behalf of the Chicago Colleges and Divisions of this public corporation, and that the affixing of said officers of their signatures as said officers to any such documents, forms, applications, and Other materials necessary, shall be and is the act of this public corporation, and that the authority herein granted shall inure to the successors in office of the said Business Manager, Purchasing Agent, and Assistant Purchasing Agent of the Chicago Colleges and Divisions of this public corporation.

On motion of Mr. Johnston, this resolution was adopted.

TWELVE-WEEK SUMMER TERM

(8) The biennial budget estimates for 1961-63, as approved by the Board of Trustees, include a provision for the cost of a twelve-week summer term, in addition to the traditional eight-week summer session. The Vice-President and Provost's Office is preparing plans for a twelveweek summer terra to be offered in the summer of 1961 to assess the potential demands for expanded summer programs. The proposed twelve-week summer term offering in 1961 will include mainly freshman and sophomore courses which, however, will also be open to any upperclassmen who wish to enroll in them.