Engine Service 1000 S Bertclscn Rd *B fuqcnc OR 97*02 Onr Blurb North ol W IHhNuUmlnd Pla/a zing Volkswa ] Sen ■ 1 342-3952 10% Student Discount YELLOWSTONE TRIVIA #2 Q- To what height does the spray of Old Faithful Geyser reach? A: Average 130 feet, maximum 180 feet. Learn more about Yellowstone by living < and working there this summer! Positions available in all phases of our hotel and food service operations. t Recruiters on campus: Presentations - April 17 Interview:. - April 18 U 19 See the Student Employment Office! TW RECREATIONAL SERVICES (307X344-17961 —■^n % ■ AA/KOE MKHV • • ' « OPEN 24 HOURS Kinko's Copies • Binding • Laser Design • Gourmet Espresso • Coffee 860 E. 13th 344-7894 jLIV i w. lotn 344-3555 ‘Make Some Bunny ‘Jiappy ‘This Taster Season HV invite you to come into the lit) Bookstore and choose from our wonderful Spring Collection • Beautiful Curtis • l uster Baskets • Jelly Beans • Chocolate Lggs . Specialty Candy • lun Gifts • Cute Stuffed ttiys • Caster Books k k >UO BOOKSTORE 13TH AND KINCAID (PH. 346-4331) MON-FRI 7:30 - 6:00 SAT. 10 - 6:00 University Anderson promises cohesive IFC Attendance a major issue Ii\ Mit c I hornlon I meralfl Reporter t ohfsivo and rrspt’i Iftl I atinos plierc K.iri \niiiTsnn is run ninn fur .1 one war tout mi tin' lm nlrnl.il I i t Commit tue \ndcrson. a junior majoring in rhi'torii anil corn mun nation is tinrrt*ntI\ a studintt ivpreMOi tativf for Ihn \ssik latiui Stu drills' (’residential Advisors (.011iH.il Through \SI‘A( An drrson .itlrnds inertings svhrrr silt' helps ASIA) president Anils ( I,nk I in ome more aware ol student i one rrns Anderson's experiem e has given hei the opportunity to lie i ome familiar s\ ith the needs of the v ,ii unis student groups she said "Tve already heard iomerns and i oniplaints from student groups through ms rvperienir on ASI’Al she said I AS I’ \( 1 has h iri ed me to lie (nine familiar with the campus issues ' Anderson also serves .is tin* coordinator oi the KS( API vol unleer program w here she iai d itales small group disi ussions This position exemplifies her leadership i apabilities. she said. I hruugh bet exponent e as Panhellenit delegate lor Pi Beta I'bi Anderson said she worked with a budget and helped alio i ate mune\ to groups within tier house I ni aware of tfie I'anhellen ii needs and the corn erns tilex had when thev went through f nr I i i shr said In order tor the lit' to allo ( ale mone\ responsibly. Antler son said she would look .it each student group individual!} to understand its needs Hat h group represents something different. she said "I don't have any one streamlined budgeting philoso phy but 1 think that works to inv advantage she said "My goal is to develop respet t for all groups and bring that into the i orient li t (iomtuunu ation barriers within student groups is a problem Anderson identified \\ itti the current 11 1 She said exponent e from her major would help her open lines ot i ommunit ation and ai t as a mediator between lit and stu dent groups Kari Anderson Anderson said she would he sure that groups are notified ot their hearing times livery 01 ganization deserves plenty ot time to respond to its meeting not ice. she said "1 want to give the groups enough time to come up \\ ith the kind of budget they want she said. Developing lair guidelines for attendant e would he an ap propriate solution to cure the poor attendant e ot student groups at hearings, she said adding that allowing groups one "no show" with an expla nation would be .1 fair rule "There's reasons why a group does not show up. she said "We should look a! the reasons and give them another i bant e Colson aims for reducing deficit Wants athletic funds to supplement IFC B\ i)jn I isler I mer.iid Reporter Sliihiti/nig tees u 11hi>ut luirt iii)i shitiriil groups is lilt* main goal of Ini ultMil.il I re t iummil Iff ( and iti.it t‘ Mlkr ( olson ( olson said hr lias an advan i.t^f met itfht'i II ( i andidahs bet ansi' he's had .t similar pusi tion dealing willi political and financial matters .is treasurer and set retars of the Resident e I tall (.overnam e Committee lor tile past tut) \ears Ills experience can bring oh let tive fan and non partisan allot at toil of lees and a lot ot energs said Colson, who is running lor a two sear seat "I realize |il t I is| a lot ol time and I'm ss tiling to put in \li( ha el ( nlson that time In' said 1 l'hat's vvh.it I've been doing for two V IM I S Ai mss tin- board rutting of student group budgets is not the vvav to solve the i!'(l fund mg crunch. Colson said. Groups shouldn't he punished for the incompetenc e of li t in t he last several \ i ars Colson's solution is to save student groups from i uts by trimming the athletic budget. Ill' Said "Thf\ gl ! WUV tOO much mune\ A lot of zerofunding ls due to ,i lath of i o 11111ill11ii lit ion (iulson .said. adding that i on !,ii ting groups should include more than just putting out menu is Tile ke\ is to lie personally familiar with ASI'O programs land) tell whir h ones are or aren't active." he said, adding that one to one < oiltat t is im portant However, groups that repeat edlv fail to show tor then scheduled budget hearings should he zero funded. (lolson said. Colson, it junior maturing lit [xililit.il science is ,i former president til llif I niversily Dt'mui rats .uni lus been in voiced with Associated stu limits' Presidential Advisory Council and the I'niversity ()t t n i' til 1 .egislathr and (lorn nut nity Relations Student groups asking lot in creases should lie prepared and subject to (lose scrutiny tail son said, adding that groups i an't sulelv rel\ on student funds Cat's Meow Jazz & Blues Corner Gift Certificates! Special Orders Gladly! In the Fifthpearl Shops Fifib & Plant • EuqiNi 686-8742