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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1995)
MAZATLAN 1 SPRING BREAK " MAR. 19-24 » FROM $569.95' Round-trip air from Portland 5 nishts hotel on beach Small deposit will hold space Final payment Feb. 12 • mu mOH CUUf I AND t PAMY ha its avamabu 485-0408 1-800-247-7082 30 E. 17th St. 1 5K & r We have the to fy?i omame Send a Bouquet of Love Sweet Surprise Lasso My Heart Order todayl Eugene’s Flower Home TUI*; UNIVERSITY FLORIST tilt) K. 13th at Patterson 485-3655 Owner# «rc l! of O tilunuii ..... .1 Project Saferide needs met by Finance Committee Pat Daly <>0&r IMiff l martini Because of I ho increased pop ularity of the service it provides. Projot.1 Snforide i* feeling grow trig pains ASUQ Programs Finance Committee Thursday recognixad Saferide's welcome problem by allotting it a budget of *33.796 for the itm m fiscal year a use our ridership dou bled last year." said Kristi Miller, l O-direi tor of Safendn. "We've had to implement some policy changes " Some of those i hanges were limiting the sire of groups Saferidn will pick up to not more than throe women at a time Tho finnni <> committee grant ed what look* like more than a SO percent increase However. Saferido's budget this VMt con tain* money allocated to them in Inst spring by a student ballot measure Fxcluding the ballot measure. Saferide's budget was *22.015 for 1004-05.S11.7B1 less than next year’s budget Students approved a ballot measure providing Safonde with $20,310 in student fees to pur chase a new van and *13. 24B to pay for a second dispatcher pose lion Hearings continued Thursday fur the Asian/Paufk Ament an Student Union A previously scheduled budget hearing was postponed last week liecausc of time restraints The committee WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES The 7-member ASUO Programs Finance Committee. which includes three student senators, win recommend how incidental fees are aSocaled to student groups next year __ PEPCEWT change OROAMUATION_AMOUMT FROM LAST YE AR KWVA $51.793. "♦6.8% Owiese Student Association 4 .'854 '”"-"8.5 , Survival Center 13,662 ♦ 99. “ A5uC Child Care Subsidy ???,30i. i~5“ ASuO Constitution Court T933 g Oregon Daily I: me* aid* Project Safende. StudenTBar Association APASU iwm 33.796 '“S3 10.435-T'4 1 9,048 3.4 Money given this week $482,032 Money given to date 075,548 f Ml RAID was aoBoicx sen on « proposal whu h would have (tit APASU's budget by 4 jM«rt ent. At the outset of the hoaring*, the i ommittee was asked to com mont individually on how they judged student programs Committee members each addressed the question, citing the main criteria they look for when assessing program budgets Fis cal responsibility, fundraising and other past history consider ations were mentioned. Committee Chairman Joey Lyons then proposed an amend ed budget that, while smaller than what APASU wanted, was passed by the committee. Next year APASU will receive S9.04H in student fee funning, a 3.4 per i ent im rt<nM* over the current budget The Student Bar Association will have to do more with less next year, rix eiving more than a A percent decrease. The group of law students, who argued that increasing class size at the law school warranted a larger budget, got $10,435. Two programs got exactly what they asked for Thursday. The Oregon Daily Emerald asked for and received its request for $129.000 for printing costs. The ASt!() Constitution Court also sought no increase. The commit tee granted the Court $1,943. a zero percent increase. ■ ET ALS MHUMA Mufirat 4«U**r*m (itmffliUw * . um-l 1 ,;«* *t i ■ ; ,» '■',v *: ! .**<*?* >• >1 ■ ■■ rv .. ! ■•■ , * *44? 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