Orders to GO!
343-6235
(ionti hnul Is u hat
ui1 tv .ill ahautf
I)ail> Specials C )n Delicious.
,|uic\ & Refreshing
Siihmai'ine Saiicl\' iches
SPAGHETTI
With Honu’m«d(* meat sum »•
«ind garlic bread
Also
Soups * S.iljib Sauerkraut ' 1'otiltu
Salad * BiiU* is * In Hotdoi’s * (ft'rnwn Hi* .> l
“Wir Spr«ch©n Deultch"
MO I III o.idua\ • \i toss fioiu Dunkin Donuts
Mon In IOu.ru. Hphi
s295
PROBLEMS WITH
THE UNIVERSITY?
The Office of Student Advocacy can help regis
tcii’d students who have problems with university fac
ulty. staff. policies or procedures including
■ STUDENT CONDUCT
CODE CHARGES
■ SE XUAL HARASSMENT
■ DISC KIMINATION
■ UNIVERSITY HOUSING
■ AC ADI MIC DISPUTE S
■ I INANC IAE AID
■ UNIVI RSITY EMPLOYMENT
■ LAC Ul.TY
MISCONDUCT
■ PUBLIC SAFETY
■ BUSIN! SS AFFAIRS
■ ATHLETICS
■ UNIVI RSITY Rl CORDS
We tire a free ASUO program providing profession
al servic es for students in campus related matters
Call 346-3722 or
stop by 334 EMU to set up an appointment.
IT’S THE UO BOOKSTORE
ELECJflflrUCS
WAREHOUSE
r APRIL 2-14
AUDIO » VIDEO » TYPEWRITERS « PORTABLES
SONY JVC Panasonic AIWA
Technics sharp brother
HERE ARE JUST SOME OF THE GREAT PRICES YOU’LL FIND!
TYPEWRITERS
VCR MACHINES
>■ J«S iX>
*H . -»■,+.• StO OC
rig m*‘ an
PORTABLES
ANSWERING MACHINES
• ANAv N * « • w,» Hi . * »*
* - ANAS. *. * ■ U A» . .*v» « *
% % ? 8 8
CD PLAYERS
UO Bookstore
University.
Bills wants better ties on budgets
Brings GALA, USSA insight
B\ Mi< e rhornton
I me raid Reporter
Ini idenl.ii I ee ( umillilter
i .indidate Jennifer Hills sa\s
slie would like to redid e mis
understandings about budgets
In establishing stronger com
iminn.it ion between the III
and student groups
I’iie third year Knghsh in a jot
lie.lit with IM budgets last veal
during her term as program di
rectoi ot the (,a\ and Lesbian
Alliance She said she helper!
operate the group w itlnn
(, A! A s annual budget and ere
ated the budget (or the follow
mg \ ear
Hills, who is running tor a
one year seat has also worked
w ith a $ too.(ton budget during
her i iirrent pnrtn ipatmu on the
bo.ud of directors lor the t nit
ed States Student \ssor iation
She also serves as the ( hair ot
the (lay. Lesbian Bisexual Lau
i us tor I 'SSA
Through her I 'SSA expert
eiu e. Bills lias dealt with child
i are problems and g.n and les
In.in issues She said this expe
riem e has given her perspei
live on i urrent campus issues
I feel I'm (lie voir e lor the
unspoken minority Hills said
I definiteh have a different
per spec live
I undr.nsmc is the key to
maintaining the lit budget
Hills s.nd. lidding th.it student
groups can help themselves in
finding outside revenue
sources
I encourage sulisidies from
outside sources." Hills said
"As a fee-paving student. 1
don’t want to pa\ more fees
than I have to "
Hills said students should
have as nun h r onlrol over their
tees as possible. She would
also like students to he able to
partir ipale in the distribution
of monev from the athletic, de
partment
Jennifer Hills
"1 think student groups don't
understand IFC." Hills said
IFC needs to do its part by
talking to groups and getting
groups to work together We
7 feel I'm the voice for the unspoken
minority’
— Jennifer Bills
I lie athletic: department has
a S 100,000 slush fund.” Hills
said Students pav for it. hut
they have no sa\ in what's
done with it. 1FCI needs to look
seriously at what’s going on
A i urrenl problem with the
li t is that student groups do
not understand the budgeting
pnx ess. Hills said She pro
posed more r.ontaet between
II t members and student
groups as a wav ot solving bud
get ary mis understandings
need to understand tli.it some
students .ire inexperienced .it
budgeting "
Hills said she would like the
IM to rout inue to look .it the
diversit\ of the various student
orgnniz.it ions Regardless of
how li tmembers feel about
certain groups, she said they all
serve the purpose of a particu
lar group of students
"II I! i an continue to benefit
the i ultural. spiritual needs ol
the student body,” Hills said
Student injured in collision
An accident on campus
Tuusday involving two bit v
i Ins sunt one University stu
dent to the Student Health
Center to receive treatment
tor head injuries.
lush Hurt suffered outs to
Ins head and his face, just
above his eye. when his
bicycle collided with anoth
er and he landed on his head
aftei being thrown over the
handle bars.
Hurt was taken to the
health center lor observation
and to get stitches for his
>:nts. said paramedic Barry
Floyd
Hurt was not wearing a
helmet.
I he accident occurred on
Kith Avenue in front of
Johnson Hall slightly before
11 am.
A witness at (lit: scent;
said Hurt tailed to see a bicy
cle that was pulling up to a
bike rack and clipped the
bicycle's back tire. Witness
Bryan' Farris said Hurt was
not going excessively fast at
the time of the accident.
"lie wasn't puddling
along But he wasn't talking
to anyone or just be-bopping
along not paying attention
either," Farris said.
kelly Patrick, the rider of
the other bit vote involved
said she was pulling lip to
the bike rack when her bicv
cle was struck from behind.
"11 was a pretty hard colli
sum." she said.
YELLOWSTONE TRIVIA # 1
Q: What is the most frequently asked
question in Yellowstone?
A: ‘Where are the restrooms?'
Learn more about Yellowstone by living
and working there this summer!
Positions available in all phases of our hotel
and food service operations.
Recruiters on campus:
Presentations - April 17
Interviews - April 18 &19
•'■ee the Student Employment Office!
TW RECREATIONAL SERVICES (367X344-7901
AA/EOE
Need A Poster Made?
Cal! teller I'uksi (iuphus. U»i 4.»KI