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ii;IoMg largo budgets lunim
d. iisai. for in. .'easing or mum
; lining thf hinigi’tsof smalli'r
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Zoe Pargot
,i junior m.ounng it mh lologv and minoritig in
womans studies : h ■■ is her firs! vm! ■ 11 ! 11 ■ 1 r 11
varsity Siio ts nvmsed in orgaiu/mg the Mutton
,il Organi/atim, : >: Women s t ( 1 ri-ru e
to take plat o tins .summer m Eugene
ODE: Do you favor across-the-board i uts ,is .i
means of keeping foes low, ami if v■ ■ how much
Pa rgot: d blanket
i ut at rt>ss tie fa :.i t > * ause I the.k \ou have to
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with ear lave' te p 'i ' are ' .’ . -thercd
with fu:v\ mut f; a ei they havi to give ami tile
rich aren't, and i don't agree w ith tliat
ODE Mow no. : vuu insure '....; ten group
gels a lair hearing ami a fair budget"'
Par-got: Iiv -del. t g w li.it ■ u : group is sa\
■o e \ a :, , vs ; ,! ties need what •• lie-i .essarv
Aisi ss hat e i empaled is wi.t: h groups
are getting mere ind if funds tan tie taken from
gr i aips that d ;. i mm! as mut It I'll*- main thing
is look.eg a! ■•■all :.dividual group and their is
sues
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r urrent group d:n tors ,u countable lor liiismaii
agenii-nt by former liret.tors'
Pargot i :.as : lie pa: : attention to.
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wrong the lir-'i
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you he m favor
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b u d g i’ 1 s ! o
i oinni'iisati* tor
increasing nr
inuint.uamg thr budgets of smaller groups7
Pal-got: I n some extent I don't think th.it .i r.id
k .1 i rut should hr done to unylhing Mot if It's
Hu rss.ir\ to take some funds from tfir KMIJ to
keep thr [thick Student Union, then wr should
I hr main point tii.it has to hr kept in mind is di
s ri sit v on i unipus
OI)h: Why should studrnts vote lor you'
Pargcil: Bn.nisr I am open mindud and I think
tli.it r.u ii group should have a s.iy liven il it's
somr group tlnit I don't portir ip.itr in it's not
something that I'm going to c ut |ust lircuusr I
don't agree with this group
I'll look .it rat h group individually
Steve Suarez
Sti ve Sutiriv endi.j,111■ lor ii
two year 11(. seat, in <1 law stu
dent and a graduate ol Oregon
Statr l’niversity
OUK: Do you l.ivor across
the-board cuts as i moans ol
keeping fees low. and if so.
how much7
Suarez: No. I don't 1 think
there should be uniform criteria
for every group, but ! don't
think every group is equally de
serving of funding, so 1 don't
think they should all be cut
equally The kind of things I
would lixik for are the amount
of community service the group
does and the effort* it self-reli
ant. e that they make
ODE: How v> uid you ensure
that every group gets a lair
hearing and a fair budget?
Suarez: I would review every
budget honestly skeptically,
carefully and fairly. That's
what you need I think 1 can
give everyone a lair hearing.
Certainly. 1 think you should be
polite to everyone Everyone
should h<- treat**! with rusp ><;l,
even wht;n you don't exactly
with whiit they re saving
OUK Uo you believe it s up
propriate to hold current group
directors accountable for mis
management hy former direc
tors'
Suarez: 1 think you have to
have a certain amount of u<
countability I sympathize with
people who say, I he last guy
in here was a Ikj/o But I think
it s really hard, if you’re trying
to look at what kind of servlet
a group does and how responsi
hie they are. to a certain extent
they have to he accountable for
yvhat somebody else does
It s hard to see bow else they
can convince you that they’ll
be responsible You can take
their word on it. but if you can
look at a history, that seems
more persuasive
ODK: Would you be in favor
of cutting large budgets to com
pensate for increasing or main
taining the budgets of smaller
groups?
Suare/.: I'd be in favor of rut
ting -iov budget. I don't < art?
how big or how small, if it
didn't wm lik • then; was .1
really compelling reason for
them to he funded i think the
0resumption should he that .1
group do< s not need funding
from the students in order to
earrv out tasks
OL)K Win should students
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