UNIVERSITY IFC reconsiders budgets; greeks select new officers At its Thursday meeting, the Incidental Fee Committee vot ed to reconsider a budget re quest from Students for the Eth ical Treatment of Animals. SETA had been granted $H02 for 1991-92 at its Nov. 30 budg et hearing, but suggestions from the EMU program consul tant's office were not taken into consideration at the time the budget was approved, IFC Chairman Mike Colson said For instance, the EMU will be getting a new telephone sys tem next year, which will affect budget allocations for phone costs, he said. SETA's budget will be heard again in February. The IFC also voted to allow MEChA. the Latino and Chica no student union, to submit its budget although the group missed the 5 p.m. deadline Thursday. According to IFC Resolution 12. passed earlier this year, any group that misses its budget deadline without making prior arrangements with the IFC will not have its budget heard and will not be funded through in cidental fees. IFC members Freddy Vilches. JoSonja Watson. Armando Mo rales and Kari Anderson voted to suspend the rules for MEChA, granting the motion the two-thirds vote needed to carry. Barclay Grayson and Colson voted against the motion to sus pend. The Interfraternity and l’an hellenic councils have formally installed new executive offi cers. lohn Dahl was chosen In terfraternity Council president, and Anita Stacey was elected Panhellenic president I’anhellenic officers are • Monique Lance, vice presi dent; • Jenny Pollack, secretary . • Tara kressage. treasurer. • Michelle Etchart. rush chairwoman: • Jill Dennis, greek activities chairwoman; • kirn Bennett, tribunal; • Mary Lawler. so< ial issues chairwoman; • kristin Storey, political ac tivities chairwoman: • Ruth Ann Ritter, scholar ship; • Shanti Locke, public rela tions director. Interfraternity officers are: • Barry Nicholson, vice pres ident; • kurt Dimmers, secretary; • Barclay Grayson, treasurer; • Chris Lamon. rush chair man; • keith Covlin. greek activi ties chairman; • Nick Honochick. tribunal; • kevin Riley, intramurals chairman; • Craig Namba. public rela tions director; • Joe Lilly, sot ial issues chairman: • Cameron Shaw, political activities chairman; • Edward Chong, philanthro py chairman; • Rick Hanson, scholarship chairman; • John Egan. expansion chairman. The gift only | you can give! £ yes *e can Wnpi— -- XfRW*6® »y!£S «■' °mt i aerlachte* CAMPUS STORE 849 E. 13TH SPRINGFIELD 565 W. Centennial (ode Oregon Daily Emarald 6M ' >rr*jon Da.ly EmoraM ODE Vnqon Doily fcmaraldl (ODE Oagon Da.ly Emarald OPE Oraqon Daily Emaraki OPE O™*™ P»<W EmaraldL GREAT GIFT IDEAS FROM EXCELSIOR CAFE! • Gift certificates for any amount arc perfect for the hard-to-buy-for friend. • T-Shirts — 100% cotton in our special Winter print — Short sleeve — $9.95 Long sleeve — $14.95 754 E. 13th Ave. 342-»i!M>3 BAR MENU SPECIALS 4-9 PM KI \!l Mlit'K I MIIKI.I \( li I )\ \\ 1 I K IADS !()()’ • - , t 1 As I i uh \\ CM I iij t.<M, i CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! 50% OFF All Products on Wednesday Only — Paul Mitchell — Nexxus — Redkin — Vavoom — Tres Cheveux — Kenra — Rusk — Matrix — Biolage — Sebastian TANGLES downstairs in EMU salens inc. 343-8219 DON'T SELL YOUR BOOKS BACK TO A BOOKSTORE! Use and set your own price selling your books back to other students. It's quick, it's simple, and it's easy: Step 1. Fill out into, card tor each book. Pay a meager fee of only $1.50 per book. Step 2. Have a great break, relax. Step 3. When a buyer calls you, agree on a price and sell your book. Use You've waited long enough! THE OREGON BOOK CONNECTION and get the money you deserve! Each book submitted enters your name into a drawing for a free one term subscription to Footnotes. SOUTH ENTRANCE, EMU FISHBOWL Finals Week: Dec. 10-13, 10am-5pm or call 484-6641 anytime for info.