on IPMS
Editor's not** Pm ft In* of all th»' 1 *♦ rand idattrs running for post
lions on th»■ in< ulrntal f-Vr ( . unmiUrr wtil run through nrxt
Tursdny
Intorvimvs with ihr onr-yiMr (undtdatrs will run first
Jerod Hume
Jerod Hume i undulate [or .1
one year II ( sent, is ,1 sop ho
more majoring in business He
is also assistant treasurer in his
fraternilv and I mas 11 r
er financial adviser of tin* cable
a< c ess television show Our l or
sion of Hfill.
ODE: i )> i you favor across
Ihtvbourd cuts as a means of
seeping lees low and it so how
much?
Hume .Yes. m tliat too many
groups defir it spend yv it limit
any kind of responsibility or fi
nan nil ai countability to any
one It cuts were to he made. I
would suggest approximately
JO percent lor those groups that
did not take 11 .ihiiitv with
their spend mg tast y ear
01)1 w V. t y .
that every group gets a fait
hearing and a lair budget'
Hume: (
It they jus! stio'.y up the com
in it tee takes 1 .11 o! whether
they get a lair hearing or not
As long as tic y get to tell their
side ..I tin stoi y . they shout i
get a la II hearing I hey should
show vv here they -.pend their
money and yvh.o gets their
money
ODE? Do ^on Indies i:i it's up
pfujifiiilr in hold i wrrent group
dio’i tors .it ( ounliihle for mis
management I", form or dirrt
tors'
II u m r V i• s. In-1 .1 ti s e tlo
whole group is responsible. tin
iitliniiiistr.it ion ot eat h group
should lm responsible lor their
llh.iin i.il standmg no mutter
u ll.it S happened II: the past
In art\ business, if the bust
hes-- |:h (I’ll' piist IlVUtle poor ll
mint i.i 1 i lion es tin- tjtisini'ss
mm is responsible tor those
! hey e.ili'l just s,i\ the past
pet-, it sereyie-l up i"! s lotgr!
1 h; . 1 i1 ; * N I e lit t e-.pt U Is i
hie for their deles ihtit they ill
t.ur in tin ;• .t-: and present arid
till ! should p.il those off be
h .it: they expert arts more site
()| )l Ut . : , l.ivor
ot cutting large budgets to com
pensate lot im reusing or mum
taming (tie budgets of smaller
groups
I fume 't ’ -a a!
eat h group mdividuully 1 hose
e ps that n;i need a
fault' -i'll: 1 '.!iuli ill ! I! 1. i k ■ : fall'-!!
Nl'l VI'S
01)1 V\ h'\ ‘II 111 '<! Ut(t :.'
\ nif It>r vou'
I Inuif lift ■■ f I'm.nut mil to
turtluT m\ own pri'-unal ngt'it
titi 1 ni nut mil In Itrlp any mi
nm I I's 14rI ni [in nr iim s j li t 1:111
group I'm nut to siivi' ninn'"i
fur ttif l iumimIv I'm i hi I In
s.ivii muntn fur till stuili'iiU In
i usr I'm Mi ►. u| myim; m \
own miint’Y wastiii nil organ!
/nitons fHiit 1 havr nu th-ni'fit
from
1 get no benef'il Irom ,ri put
i i nt of tfn* groups that gel my
in,aii'v ami I in tint! ui ii, .mil 1
think, i lot nl uthiT jha11;n■ nu
Imi I'm mil tin'll- In prumnli- ';
mini ml responsibility ami ft
mini lal art ountubillty
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