Reporter Volume 25, No.17 February 17, 1994

President William Greiner described formation of a Student Affairs
task force to examine ways to make the University Bookstore more
representative of outstanding bookstores at other research
universities, during a meeting of the UB Council Feb. 10. 
	Greiner noted his hope that cooperatively, new ways can be
found to increase the number and range of books and to generally
improve service.	In other business, Greiner labeled as "very,
very premature" discussions of a new law school building. The Council
also heard a report from Senior Vice President for University Services
Robert J. Wagner on Gov. Cuomo's executive budget and its implications
for UB, and a presentation on Millard Fillmore College from Vice
President for Public Service and Urban Affairs Muriel Moore. MFC
enrollment for fall 1993 stood at 2,704 students, Moore said. The
overwhelming majority are employed; the average age is 31. Principal
goals for the college, she said, are to boost enrollment ("it's about
1/2 of what it was in 1972") and to achieve some tuition relief for
evening students, the issues of funding often cited in "informal
surveys" of former students, Moore pointed out.
	The Council voted to approve the dental school's request to
honor donors to the dental centennial. The Oral Pathology Conference
Room was named in recognition of the Class of 1967 for gifts totaling
$66,590 from 30 class members.
	The crown and bridge departmental conference room was named in
memory of Dr. Gunner Gallard in recognition of gifts from 40 of his
classmates in 1968, totaling $12,705.