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Meeting
continued from page 1
program’s continuation.
The ASUO Executive recommend
ed a budget cut of 26 percent from the
previous year’s budget. PFG finally
passed a budget in a 4-2-1 vote, allocat
ingOLSPIF $1,248—a21.41 percent
decrease in funds.
Other groups that received an in
crease in funding from the PFG includ
ed the University of Oregon Men’s Cen
ter, which received $300. This is the
first year the group requested backing.
Philosophy club UnterGang was
given $332, a 10.68 percent in
crease from last year. Westmoreland
Tenants’ Council was given $3,494,
and although the group has existed
for years, last year it received no
PFG funds. Finally, the Unallocated
Reserves received $10,000, a 100
percent increase.
Those groups that had budgets
reduced included the Pre-Dental
Club — which received $205, a
21.46 percent decrease — and the
Oregon Future Lawyers Associa
tion, which received $3,526, a
14.65 percent decrease.
AM Shaughnessy is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
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PFC Hearing Results, Jan.
Croup
Oregon Future lawyers
Association
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Interest Fund
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Pacific Islands Club
Pre-Dental Club
Unallocated Reserves
UnterCang
University of Oregon Men’s
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Total
last yearfc This year's
budget budget
$4,131
$1,588
$3,546
n/a
$261
$5,000
$300
n/a
n/a
$14,826
$3,526
$i,248
$4,645
$300
$205
$10,000
$332
$300
$3,494
$24,050
Percent
change
-14.65%
-21.41%
30.90%
n/a
-21,46%
100,00%
10.67%
n/a
n/a
62.22%
News brief
First senate session of
term funds conference
In its first meeting since winter
break, the ASUO Student Senate
met Wednesday night and geared
up for the new term by taking care
of general housekeeping duties, up
dating the progress of several com
mittees and hearing a special re
quest from the Student Insurgent.
Representatives from The Insur
gent appeared at the meeting to ask
the senate to transfer funds from
the $14,439 surplus to help pay for
the group to attend an independent
publishing conference in San Fran
cisco, and help fund the Against Pa
triarchy Conference. The group
had engaged in previous fundrais
ing efforts, gaining extra money
from other student groups and ben
efit events, but still fell short of
their financial goals.
After extended deliberations,
the senate voted to give The In
surgent the requested funding,
$3,314 for the conference, and
$501 for travel and lodging ex
penses for the conference.
Committee members also up
dated the senate on their recent
developments.
The EMU Board of Directors cau
tioned that the elevator in the EMU
is likely to be replaced because it
has been malfunctioning recently.
The Athletic Department Fi
nance Committee said it had re
ceived complaints about Arizona
tickets not being available.
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