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year; $8,375 to miscellaneous
clubs and organizations, an in¬
crease from $6/444 last yean
$71,055 to joint councils', up from
$58377; and $178/129 to The
Dotty CoUegian, The Campus
Children's Center, the Uni¬
versity Lecture Series and* the
orientation publication Over¬
view , down from $189,864 last
year.
The University Lecture Se¬
ries took a $5,000 cut from this
year, but "Will be able to sur¬
vive," according to ULS Pro¬
gram Coordinator Susan
Vasquez.
Roth explained why there
was little discussion regarding
the budget. _,
" "We need to get through it as
quickly as possible or President
[John] Welty will take this job
away from us," Roth said. "Per-
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sonally, that scares the death
out of me."
After the budget passed, sev¬
eral senators praised the Finance
and Budget Committee and the
senate for a "great job."
Tm just really happy that
we worked together on mis,"
said Marti Demings, president
elect and senator at large, post
#1.
Roth said, "Schools them¬
selves have been dealt a blow of
equity so the student body will
know that we went to themat"
Legislative Vice President
Nicole Kasabian warned sena¬
tors of a possible veto and said
she would call an emergency
meeting if such happened.
If the budget is passed,
$17,597 will be left in unallo¬
cated reserves and organiza¬
tions that did not request money
this semester will have the
opportunity to do so in the
upcoming year, Roth said.
After the bud get proceedings
Rom listed proposed changes
to the ASI bylaws, written by
the Legal and Legislative Com¬
mittee, mat will "hold senators
accountable" to their constitu¬
ents.
"We have been rendered
helpless by an ineffective ex-
ecutiveT Roth said.
Some of the proposed
changes indude:
• Newly elected officers will
be required to sit in on at least
two senate meetings prior to
taking office. If the "overlap" is
not followed, the dean of stu-p
dent affairs will be notified and
it will be noted on the student's
permanent record.
• The minimum grade point
average to become a senator will
be raised from 2.0 to 25.
• Election codes will be
changed to accommodate the
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• Executive officers may not
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to an ASI senate meeting, frtesj
office will be considered vacant
and replaced on the fourth ab¬
sence.
• Executive of Beers will be
required -to hold 15 regular of¬
fice hours' each week.
Student Christopher Volk¬
erts laughed while Roth out¬
lined the proposed changes.
'TU just say mis kind of dra-
conian and dogmatic action by
the Legal and Legislative Com¬
mittee is just ridiculous to me,"
Volkerts said after Roth fin¬
ished.
"It sounds like somebody's
mother tellinga3-year-old what
to do.
"All of [the proposed bylawsl
seem to be attempts to get back
at a particular executive," he
said.   J
"There wasn't anything I
liked."    :   ,
Please
recycle
The Daily
Collegian
/Collegian staff
would like to apolo¬
gize for not keeping
its DaUy status for the
last couple of days.
Yesterdays issue was
rendered unpublish-
able due to a power
failure which made it
impossible (or at least
next to impossible) to
complete the above
mentioned issue.
We promise to
come out today and
every day until the
last day of classes,
unless lightning
strikes again in the
same lace (an un¬
likely prospect).
After all, weare727e