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Tickets: Senate President sees no answers
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at Mid such an •(trwwi'ni I* unlikely When the
Senate heart the proposal tonight. a more likely
remit U a new proposal. composed by the Senate,
which will than be put on this week's general elec
tion ballot. be Mid
”1 think dearly, there * a pretty good chance of
(the proposal going to the ballot).' Fisher said
Quite possibly, a set of solutions will be pre
sented to students, and they could vote on
whichever they felt was best , he said. A final fig
ure to pay to the AO will moat likely not ba formed
a! tonight s meeting
"I don't Me an answer coming.' Fisher Mid.
Whatever happen*, the process that began last
week will take a new turn Many senators My the
AO is placing a deficit on students without ade
quate warning Many are calling for dreatic mea
sure* against the Athletic Department, who some
perceive ss being unfair and unyielding
Such attitudes could possibly result In bold
moves by the 18 member Senate, whether it be tak
tng the proposal to the ballot or retrac ting all fund*
given to the Athletic Department
"(The retraction) is a possibility." Senator
Andrew Parmentier said. “We want the mm seat*
iwe had last year)"
Some senator* Mid only such a deprivation of
funds would hurt the Athletic Department enough
to match the AD** move against student*.
The Athletic Department’* "move.” however, is
nothing more than a result of the indifference of
past students. Walton Mid
Walton said she has been telling student repre
sentatives for the past sis year* that rising lee*
would finally catch up to the ASUO and a new
agreement was needed. The loss of student seats is
simply the conseauenca of students' inaction and
their sparse attendance at games
Whatever mistakes students made in the past,
however, the Senate dues not seem witling to sus
tain a loss like the one the Athletic Department
it proposing.
"Once these seats are gone, they're gone forev
er." Parmentier said. "We'll never see them again "
"It's something we're just not going to budge
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