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Programs Financing The ASUO Programs Finance Committee has committed $2,020,039 so far this term. That represents a 0.9 percent decrease over last year’s total funding—-slightly less than the PFC’sO percent benchmark. ORGANIZATION__1999-00 1998-99 % CHANGE ^CHANGE Animal Justice^ $900$0 -100.00 -900 Black Student Union_ $16,693 $16,693 0.00 0 Black Women of Achievement $5,720 $5,107 -10.72 -618 Chinese Student Association $7,121 $6,914 -2.91 -207 Oregon Future Layer Association $0 $300 n/a 300 Oregon Voice $6,632 $6,693 .92 61 Sustainable Business Symposium $5,050 $5,050 0.000^ The Insurgent $12,494 $12,970 3.81 476 Total $54,610 $53,727 -883 PFC approves budgets of eight more groups ■ The committee votes to hear appeals filed from DELTA/GSO and the Hawaii Club at a later date By Edward Yuen Oregon Daily Emerald The ASUO Programs Finance Committee approved the budgets of another eight ASUO programs Thursday night for the 2000-2001 fiscal year. Members from the PFC started the funding for Ore gon Future Lawyer Association this year. The Black Student Union and Sustainable Business Symposium will experience no change in their budgets. The Ore gon Voice and The Insurgent will experience a small increase in their budgets. The Chinese Stu dent Association and Black Women of Achievement will ex perience a decrease, and Animal Justice will receive no funding next year on the basis that repre sentatives of the group failed to attend the meeting. Members from the PFC have ar gued about funding the Chinese Student Association for its China Night, a cultural night organized by the CSA. After discovering that the group charges partici pants a fee for admissions, Alex Pederson, PFC committee mem ber at-large, said the CSA should not be funded for its cultural night. However, PFC Senator Helen Stocklin-Enright said the student group charges the participants for the extra service they would en joy during the event. She also sug gested this issue be discussed out side the PFC. In addition, members from the PFC have voted not to hear the appeal filed by the International Students Association, but they will hear the appeals from DELTA/GSO and the Hawaii Club, both of which were not rep resented at the budget hearings as scheduled. ISA requested extra funding for the audio/video set-ups and pro gramming and the funding for the International Library. DELTA/GSO and the Hawaii Club were originally allotted no funding because the representa tives from these groups failed to attend the budget hearings. PFC chairwoman Shantell Rice said the PFC is trying to keep a 0 percent benchmark, as recom mended by the Student Senate in fall 1999. Little Caesars 007960 1711 Willamette t (next to Blockbuster) 343-3330 ££28.00 montage southern bistro 959 pearl street ~ 343.4361 dinner: every night! 5:00 pm - 3:00 am lunch: mon - fri 11:30 am - 2:00 pm open now! Virtual Office Systems Inc. In Partnership with The University of Oregon Bookstore 3i3i West i ith Ph. 343-8633 tti AMOK6-2 ‘Power Planet’ $899.99 AMD K6-2 3D 400 CPU ' 8 MB Diamond AGP 14.3 GB Western Digital 64 MB 100 MHz SDRAM 15ff .28 SVGA Monitor AMD K6-2 450 add $15 AMD K6-3 450 add $120 Upgrade to 10 Gig Drive, $40 E£3\ Ymmmm ? ■-* The AMD K7 Athlon 550 $1349.99 Microstar MS 6167 Board 8 MB Diamond AGP 13 GB Western Digital 64 MB 100 MHz SDRAM • 17” .28 SVGA Monitor W/Athlon 600 $1389.99 W/Athlon 650 $1449.99 Add a 100 MB Zip Drive for $90 All systems include A1Xcase, Windows 98, 52X CD, 56K v.90 modem, mouse, keyboard, floppy, sound, speakers, 1 Year parts/2 Years labor warranty. VQS Inc. Systems are also .available at the UO Bookstore. Parts available only at NOS Inc. l*iices uchmI tlirouyh 01 20 00: AMD. ko. k". AMI) lue.o and 3DNi.ro! ate trademarks t>1 \MD. Inc vl’iices subject ii> clianee Cu> I tucks' 1 W EMU Cultural Forum ▼ presents CONSERVATION POLITICS SCHOLAR-ACTIVIST . Marc Reisner "The Age of Dams and its Legacy" Monday, January 24 7pm, EMU Ballroom University off Oregon free and open to the public MSEC RE IS NEE Marc Reisner, acclaimed author of Cadillac Desert and conservation strategist for California fisheries, farmland, and wildlife habitats, will speak to the University and Eugene community on water and conservation politics. FIND THING) IN ODE CLASSIFIED) (ROOMMATES, TICKETS, STUFF YOU LOST, BICYCLES, CARS, JOBS, ON-CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES)
