UNIVERSITY
IFC hears YWCA plea;
votes against artists
By Daralyn Trappe
[meraid Reporter
The Inc idental Fee Commit
tire voted 4-1-1 Tuesday night
to allow the YWCA to submit
its budget late because the or
ganization's computer broke
down the morning of Nov. I r>
the day the budget was due
The American Institute of
Graphic Artists will remain
zero-funded, however, because
group members not only failed
to submit a budget on time but
did not appear at Tuesday's
meeting to explain their request
for a deadline extension
The IFC also voted unani
mously to allow a student
group to receive IFC funding
after just one year of recogni
lion by the ASCO. though each
group must also prove to the
IFC that it continues to provide
for the phvsii al and cultural
development of the University
student body.
Also included in this resolu
tion is a clause stating th.it
first \t>ar funding cannot o\
i eed $.100
At the Nov 21 IFC meeting,
the group voted to allow the
KMC and the Intercollegiate
Athletics Department to submit
their budgets after the required
deadline because the two
groups operate on a fiscal year
that is different from other stu
dent groups'
Another IFC meeting is
scheduled for -I p in today
The ltd! will hear from Student
Mar Assoi iation. w hich did not
submit its budget on time, and
will vote on a special funding
request from the Student Sen
ate
budget hearings for the
1000-91 school year also liegin
today with the Literary Six ioty.
Amazon Community Tenants.
Students lor the Kthical Treat
men! of Animals and Campus
Fxchange Information.
Student groups requesting
more than $5.1)00 must submit
their budgets by Thursday,
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