tribunal dismissing claimant's appeal from an adverse determination as to eligibility for the period March 23 through July 14, 1975. We affirm both orders.
Claimant began working for the SCT Corporation on June 16, 1974, on a full-time basis. In early September 1974 he enrolled as a part-time student at the Midwestern School of Law, taking 11 class hours. At his request he was reduced to part-time status at work. On December 27, 1974, he was laid off by SCT because of lack of work. In January 1975 he enrolled at Midwestern as a full-time student taking 15 class hours.
On January 12, 1975, claimant filed a valid claim for unemployment compensation benefits. On February 27 and March 25, 1975, the local employment service office determined that claimant was ineligibleshould be an automatic choice for the Hockey Hall of Fame when the selection committee meets today, says his former coach Glen Sather.

"I don't even think there should be a debate about him," Sather said.

Anderson left the NHL in 1996 after scoring 498 regular-season goals and 93 playoff goals and earning six Stanley Cup rings, including five when Sather ran the Edmonton Oilers.

"I was there for most of his accomplishments and he's achieved many more huge results than guys that are in the Hall," said Sather, now general manager of the New York Rangers. "It kind of astounds me that every time I've seen his name mentioned that he hasn't been one of the guys who have been elected automatically."

Anderson, who was at his best in the post-season,