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It r.omi*' down to ab<- ;i a Sid term savings I;. s.c.j : h it
difference isn't filing to tlenv ... . > 1 > the mversitv. ’ : .s
hurt (students') education
Students currently pay about S'.O.i per term in tni ;.ien.t.ii lees
The reduction h.illut measures would require that students pav t >
more than S‘12 7(1 a term, beginning in the plot u I -a ho \t o
I'lie Incidental bee (lommHtee. a sttidnnbelet led body th.it ,.ilio
tales money to about BO student groups the ,0b ■ tit department
.inti tile KMl' goes .through,' a hearing prl* ess each winter and
spring when budgets lor t tie ft u low- hg at adorn it year an- dei i led
Despite arum ii efforts by the li t t: .-. wer lee- mandated ■ o try
increases for professional staff members aiid u. t iru reusing tosts
make that .i nearly impossible task
Although tile tuiv vs .itiIii not mu essanly In made across'. On
board if the ret I U1 l It)0 measure passes, students at the press Ci I tiler
ellt e spoke about ho vs a 10 peri en ’ i! would alb. ! their gro; i ps
ASTO President [enniter Hills t -tie tie n yes king's ell rts a:
misdiret ted and tlve to. s should :• ' la\ ■ t.-um ' t- i e
ment rev enue
king did n 1 at attend the pre-s nlereiiie tint ,t U tine-..lav s
ASIJP d«;hate he saiiti he wanted some of the cut
athletic department fiudget
The department now receives st o'il.aod bam tile ..! ( I h
money is designated for; subsidized sl.-dont tit k.-ts > .
events king salt! tli.lt sutisidv sh.li to tedm ci and s' ; vy!
want to attend could pay about S.’ a -seal
After the press (tinferetu e. Sat:.! v AV.i lion . .
lor (it athletics said a substunH.) tut ,n .' 1.. 1 -a !
■ jeopardize student sealing enti-f. Iv
Wo ha i >
percent (;ul situ e then, --he saui n it ..vs • - ! I .iv en : 1.ana-si-tj:-iv
< at ion of the st ...ha ; 1 -. a! ■- ill:. -> - at vs . : ■ 1 . s- :, .u.s . . : . : U
1 n’t gel 1 nd n Mac 1' • • '
same
She said tile cut would also atlecl non revenue sports. vsim ii in
. Iuties everything e\t ept lootbuli and men's tia ► ■ '1 -.' 1
l.isa Ui w rent e. i ted i ret tor of die it I,it k Student I :o. m s; -. •. ;
the need for etiinu and minority gi ips not on-'. - . ■ "'
tern lor students ol color but to piov ide • dm atn n on rat ml ■ u
tor -l 11 students.
1‘nst ilia Warren. ASl'() v k e pi. ...leut ami 1 liner i! ( m I- a
sani that as a student parent, she is only due to attend c In-. . he
i ause Ii es are useil to prov ide child t are subsidy
To alt.n k our fees is part I the solution is balking up tie
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