Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 22, 1991, Page 3, Image 3

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    UNIVERSITY
IFC tables fraternity council budget
By Daralyn Trappe
Emerald Reporter
The Incidental Fee Commit
tee allocated budgets to three
student groups Wednesday
night, but voted to table the
budget of the Interfraternity
Council after a heated debate
with that group.
IFC
1C requested a 1991-‘12 budg
et of $19,858 The group was
allocated $8,778 for this year
The increase would have been
used primarily to offset the
costs of rush and three confer
ences. However. ASIJO Fi
nance Coordinator Sam Nhem
recommended a new allocation
of $8,800.
IFC members subsequently
voted 2-0-5 In approve a budget
of $9,.'118. which 1C would
have used for rush expenses
IFC members kari Anderson
and Mike Colson voted in fa
vor, while Jennifer Hills. Bar
i lay Grayson. Freddy Vilches.
JoSonja Watson and Armando
Morales abstained
Nhem said that in light of
that fact that most other groups
were either having their budg
ets cut or kept at present levels
she would veto the IFCs alio
cation. In the end, a motion
was passed to reconsider the
budget at a later date after !(
members have had time to con
suit w ith Nhem
Project Saferide. currently re
ceiving a budget allocation of
$15,79*1, requested a 1991-92
budget ot $15,708. reflecting a
decrease in the group's postage
costs A of $l.ri.7l(i was
unanimously approval by the
1F(' Thu $H adjustment was
made to cover the recent in
c rease in the pric e of stamps
Panhellenic. now budgeted
at $7. Pi t. requested the same
amount, hut was unanimously
alien ated $7 102 for int reused
postage c osls
The journal of Lnvironmental
lutw and Litigation, now budg
eled at $2.ri4t>. requested a new
hudget of S.r».2r»0. I he ini reuse
would have! (teen used to pill)
hsh JKI.L twiic1 a year, rather
than the i urrent annual issue
However, the lit! voted unant
mously to keep jKLl.’s l'l'll ‘II
hudget .it its present level
In other business, the IK
unanimously allot ated a $2.1 in
special request from the ASI'O
to Whitebird (71 init lor an over
looked hill
HOUSING
Continued from Page
dents' housing needs .ire being
met. Bartlett said
The University has been re
Indent to provide information
on how its housing develop
ment compares with other Fau
lt) institutions. Bartlett said
"How do we know (without
information) that we are not
in the low end of the totem
pole?" Bartlett said, referring
to other Pac-10 institutions’
housing plans.
But Dan Williams. University
vice president for administra
tion, said he is surprised at
Bartlett's comments because
the l'niv«?rsit%• has "responded
to every single question" Dwy
er has asked
Marjory Rainey. University
Housing director, does not op
pose the bill, but believes the
comparison of institutions is
like comparing "apples and or
anges " She said it is not an ac
curate way to assess how effec
tively universities meet stu
dents’ needs
Out of the approximately
18.000 University students,
about 21 percent live in Univer
sity housing, with 17 percent
residing in residence halls and
4 percent living in family hous
ing
Ramey said colleges in small
t'r towns will naturally provide
mom housing than institutions
in larger towns, which have
larger private sec tors to supply
housing
A December letter from Uni
varsity ('resident Myles Hrand
to Dwyer, states that compari
sons are not useful
According to the letter. “
•is an institution we may have
much in common with the Uni
varsity of Washington, hut Ku
gone is nothing like Seattle
community context plays a key
role in defining what is possi
hie or desirable for a university
in regard to issues sm li as
housing
Land of the Lost
.-\ landscaping project between Streisinger and Wil
lamette hulls wus transformed into u prehistoric scene
eurlv Thursday morning when two blow-up dinosaurs
found their wav onto the muddy courtyard
Photo hv Sean Poston
Native American filmmaker to present lecture, movies
MEETINGS
YKl! alums will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 at 4>to
\Y. 17th Ave
Gulf War emotional support group meets today
from 3:30 to 5pm in Koom 11!) Fenton.
Constitution Court meets tonight at ri ill in Koom
ttill Oregon Hall to discuss reapportionment of student
senate seats
Active Christians Taking a Stand meets tonight .it 7
in Koom 14ti Straub.
SPEAKERS AND LECTUKES
Conservation of endangered birds in Austin. Texas
is the subject of an ecology colloquium to 1m- presented
by Craig Pease of the University of Texas. The presen
tation will be held today at 3:30 p in. in Room 110
Willamette.
Alanis Obomsawin. the first Native Ament .in worn
.in filmmaker, will lecture and show her film. Kit hard
Cardinal Cry from a l)iar\ at a Slot is Child, today at
i It) p.m in Room 1 IH Gilbert She will show her film
Pound maker's l.odgrr A 11 on ling Platt• Saturday in
Room 1-tti Straub Call :t4t> rit)15 for more information
Et als
MISCELLANEOUS
Weekend Masses will be celebrated at the Newman
Center, 1850 Emerald St . at the following times Sat
urday at 5 p.m ; Sunday at ‘1 and 11 a m and at 7 :10
p.m. Daily Mass is said at rc It) p m
Women's legal Issues Conference will lie held Sat
11 relay from ‘I to a m to t> p m in I at vv S< hool Kmuu
Hitt Call (44 ri2tlH for more information
DMA Movie Night will be held tonight at 7 III in
Adams Lounge
Lenten (kimmuniun Service will be held today at
noon at tin- Wesley (lenter. 12.'lti him aid St
Tax resistance workshop will he' held tonight at 7 at
l diuri h of the Brethren. HUH Main St in Springfield
Shabbot will he held .it Kabhi Hunan's home ( all
Hillel at 14 I H‘)2() (or more information
MCAT registration packets for pre medical students
are available in Knnm lt>4 Oregon Hall
A non-violence workshop for an upcoming war pro
test will he held Sunday from It) a m to 7> p m at the
hoinonia (lenter. 14 14 him aid St
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