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Central Methodist College president Joe Howell argues federal deficit priorities require taking “lumps,” while warning some private colleges lower academic standards to attract low-income students. University of Maine at Orono president Arthur Johnson criticizes the $1.7 billion student-aid reduction, citing impacts on Trio research funding and Pell Grant and grant-support 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administrators have been marching in step,criticizing student aid cutscaused by the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings deficit reduction act and those proposed bythe Reagan administration's fiscal 1987 budget as \"Draconian.\"But yesterday apresident broke from the ranks to disagree.  \nJoe Howell,president of Central Methodist College in Fayette,Mo.,admittedhis institution will be hurt by student aid cuts,but he said the explodingbudget deficit should take precedence in federal policy.  \n\"The time has come to take stock and learn to live with less,\"Howell told theHouse Postsecondary Education Subcommittee。\"We all have to take our lumps.\"  \nHowell's views,aired during one of the House panel's hearings on the fiscal1987 budget,were not shared by Arthur Johnson,president of the University ofMaine at Orono.Johnson,the only other witness at yesterday's hearing,in-dicated the administration's proposed $1.7 billion budget cut in student aidwas unwarranted in view of proposed hikes in defense spending.  \nFunding ImbalanceFor example,Johnson said,Reagan has proposed a 52percent cut in the Trio programs for disadvantaged students.\"In the presi-dent's budget,over $8 billion is sought as an increase in the research anddevelopment budget for the Defense Department,\"he said.“This amount wouldfund all Trio programs nationally for 49.76 years.\"  \nYet it was Howell's comments that caught much of the subcommittee's attention.While it is necessary for \"appropriate support programs for the needy,\"Howellsaid,too many institutions--especially private colleges--are lowering theiracademic standards to coax poorly prepared low-income students to their campus,just to grab the student aid money.  \nThese students have\"little,if any,chance for academic success,\"Howell ex-plained.  \nInstead,he said,colleges offering aid to low-income students from pooracademic backgrounds should be required to have \"appropriate support programs\"to help ensure success in college for these students.  \nWith Gramm-Rudman-Hollings and the Reagan budget,Howell said some colleges maynot survive.That,he added,may not be such a bad thing.\"We just have toomany institutions throughout our country.\"  \nYet cuts in student aid would do more than eliminate some colleges,according(more)  \n(C  \n(O  \nFebruary 28.1986  \n# COLLEGE HEAD SAYS ITS TIME FOR COLLEGES TO TAKE THEIR LUMPS(Cont.)\n\nto subcommittee member Rep.Charles Hayes,D-I11.Those cuts would force some  \nlow-income students away from their dream of higher education,he said.  \n\"What will happen to those students who obviously wil1 be denied an opportunityfor an education because of Gramm-Rudman?\"Hayes asked.In his home districtin Chicago,some 35 percent to 38 percent of the residents live below the pov-erty line and\"to escape is impossible without an education.Are you sayingstudents from low-income families should be forgotten?\"  \nHayes said student aid budget cuts would hurt historically black institutionsas much as any other institution,and these institutions provide a full rangeof programs to assist students in successfully completing their education.  \nJohnson's comments received little criticism from the subcommittee.  SinceMaine is the nation's 10th poorest in terms of per-capita income,Johnson saidstudent aid cuts would have a more dramatic effect at the University of Maineat Orono.  \n\"At my institution,College Work Study and Supplemental Educational OpportunityGrant funds support 3,400 students,\"he said.“A drop in support in the amountproposed in the president's budget would eliminate 1,400 of our students fromthe benefits of these two programs.\"  \nGramm-Rudman-Hollings wil1 already hit the campus next year,Johnson noted.\"We anticipate 932[students]will have their Pell Grants reduced and 541 willlose their grants,\"he said.\"As bad as this is,the administration's budgetfor the following year would reduce funds available for the Pell Grant programby an additional","cbCaipjyxkeKJYq8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipjyxkeKJYq8","pdf",1174507,"English","# College Head Says Its Time for Colleges to Take Their Budgetary Lumps\n## Hearing testimonies and deficit policy\n## Impact on Trio programs and research funding\n## Support programs and low-income student outcomes","[{\"question\":\"Why did Joe Howell say colleges must “take their lumps” in student aid policy?\",\"answer\":\"He argued the exploding federal budget deficit should take precedence, and colleges should learn to live with less while adjusting to the policy direction.\"},{\"question\":\"Howell raised what concern about some institutions seeking student aid?\",\"answer\":\"He said some colleges—especially private ones—lower academic standards to recruit poorly prepared low-income students, giving them little chance for academic success without stronger support programs.\"},{\"question\":\"What did Arthur Johnson say would happen to Pell Grants and student support at the University of Maine at Orono?\",\"answer\":\"He stated the proposed reductions would eliminate students from benefits of College Work Study and Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant funds, reduce Pell Grants for hundreds of students, and further cut available Pell Grant funding the next year.\"}]","COLLEGE HEAD SAYS ITS TIME FOR COLLEGES TO TAKE THEIR BUDGETARY LUMPS | PDF",1789968619,13]