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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1981)
Approves NCAA fee IFC OKs staff changes By PAUL TELLES Of the Emerald Three pieces of spring hou sekeeping kept the Incidental Fee Committee busy for almost two hours Friday afternoon. The committee, which was elected in April, voted to allow a reorganization of the ASUO Ex ecutive staff budget, to give the NCAA Volunteers for Youth a $200 emergency appropriation and to send a resolution to the EMU Board asking that the board consider amending its EMU office space policies. ASUO vice Pres. Jim Edmun son presented a proposal to require the transfer of $3,057 from ASUO special projects and research and development line items, as well as an allocation of $1,815 from this year’s surplus, to fund the new staff budget. The committee accepted the proposal unanimously after debating the number of staff contained in the proposal. Most of the discussion cen tered on the creation of a min ority affairs director position, which will be responsible for helping minority student programs like the Black Student Union organize its internal affairs and recruit students. The position was budgeted for a stipend of $95 for 12 months, but committee members doubted the office will be necessary during the sum mer. Edmunson said it isn’t yet known how much work the dir ector, who hasn’t been hired yet, will have, but he said he felt some of the programs would need help during the summer. Edmunson also said it would look bad if the minority affairs director was paid more than the newly created budget director. The committee, however, voted to cut the minority affairs posi tion’s stipend to $75 per month. Regarding the NCAA Volun teers for Youth, the committee voted 5 to 0 with one abstention to give the group $200 to pay a membership fee recently im posed by the national organiza tion. 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