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Excess Student Activities Funds May Be Re-Allocated i Wt {IIS cf last -S-.1-"- student ,-iclivilies fee „sn> os- »js not sgwA when In tW at \ ear traded May tfi, • xp-aar-j lh;ai; ;** Students :-i<nv Rt-rders al a student ■Jf-cr- a.eetma' lasl .Monday. 311-v\n>s i'w.otae was pot o t.« lbs. jinversity's general ■<* rai-jns; f«iu Jane 1 when il\- rei» fixal year began, Tier.- C .s, available for rcd.oc.Mion t=« many areas «i'tr** isr.iversity ':■; operations hut ;iot to the student activities tursrtiooi. The Budeet and Allocation Committee super-ted iast Friday th«l any excess left from last year's activities fee income be brought tor- ward tor further allocation as tart of this year's activities fee income. "This way, students would noi lose otft on money which aas originally intended to go N« student fumttons last year." commented one Student Affairs Committee member. The undent income could rew-li $5,CW as four items are beam investigated to determine if altovations to 1 hese (unctions were justified, added Dean Borders. The activities fee income ss made up of the $St billed to al' students. The sum is divided brfaeeri the Student I'ntoa Board, the artists and Let-tares Committee and Student Affairs budget to finance student activities throughout the year, • Our original understanding from Ihe fall of im was that at tie end of each fiscal year ir there were any caress, it wmdd be earned over {i> the next year." explained JJ«ra*i Borders. He added thai likewise if was also thoajiht that any debits would have to be taken from tbe neat year's allocations if the activities fee budget is overspent. Vice president of Finance H Graces P-slmondson, Jr. met wilb the Budget and Allsxatwns Committee this nttJtiunfc, to discus* the excess of activities fee income and the justifications for several allocations Last year tint Student Uniun Board, the Artists and l,s?cture Csinimitlce and ihe Student Affairs busfcet were allocated a total rf |»,3fiS. The group collectively apect 1*1,142, .'caving a pecaent amount unspent of about JUS. Stetson Reporter -M/.ilWcO IllfSifflLffl^ MIBlIZISI., Convention On Student Government Proposed by letwy Jtaaieati A prefaced rc«tl«t»8 to? a atsdeat geveraaaeat «n- srtWtoatsi wavestion was dstseossed at Mwtday's Stadeol Affair* Committee mecteR. aad wQI he voted upon sent wtek The resolution, drafted by seven Stetson stadents. calls ¥r a cocurattee of 35 students who will contact the Stetson roiiimunily, asking for an evaluation cf the present Student Activities Committee. Judiciary Council and Student Union Beard. The reisiatioo'f. purpose sates; "the committee on Student Government shall evaluate the presently structured Student Affairs CatmaH.ee, Student Union Board, and ludiciary Council as to their representativeness and ef- ;cctivrness. If it is the opinion sf the Cnnunitlee that there is iiecessitatsoit for an alteration of the present structure, the Comi-uttee stesli report same to Use Student Affairs Com- uttee Si, a detailed evaluation as well as a majority and minority report" X is in|sef!. according to Clay Henderson, one of the original drafters, that from the opinions collected frem Stetson students, a mm form of Student Government would be instituted. The proposal states that the committee to study student iipirinn would be eompriseti of the thirteen student members of the Student Affairs Coasniitfe*, Twenty additional members, called delegates, would be elected at large frsim the student body The proposal Aster. 1 s "There shall be elected two delegates trorn each of the eight men's and women's residence halls. 2i There shall be elected two delegate* from among the students residing in the Fraternity Housing. 3i There shall be ejected two delegates from among those students living to off campus housing including Wheeler and Honor's Houses." Those interested In running for delegate positions wil be urged to advertise, and campaign in the manner Mowing old Student Goverment procedures, which can be obtained from the Office of Student Affairs, or day Henderson, Crai* Crawford or tec Prats. The additional twenty delegates will function on the committee until the Committee's function is completed Their job, Henderson stresses, is merely to find out student opinion about current administrative bodies on campus, tn ar, ?**»«» TKTB te pt& %} Greenfeather Needs Student Support B)DtNFKATHER There are those in oar fonnnunity who dcaperatcly uecsi your help Each year certain Stetson students ipve or iheir una- aad talents to enncn tne lives «,f i.tedi, Defend residents, bat owx- n year «tr school rbowes t\« unite tn one all-mA Cuml- •ai^tiiR campaign known as Green Feather Pr-xecd* Scorn the drive arc channeled, under the Faculty Considers Requesting Salary Increase b> Jantif RMutrds The S',etsi.i Faculty .xiiHts- w cu aside rim; '.-lu-srsy, a -vaWiry latrease ?> - n,«.s-i ,-r. IV ,ciaoa r-,?pf»rt by tiw ',1! e-*'.< .13' A."-.-3Cl.1liu»H f-f t'l v,,r>i;y l'r.»l't^,ec,rs s\Ul-> j>'-»s itsat a! ;!;•-«< s. 'is ;n<iat.s' f«caitv ..: -y i-.: s 1.- »•*<. JO ,sr ; - ■ s «'.f.,jl-» , *. * ,." . s; -• s s, --.:'; -- Tablet; -s :•-,! i-$ -. >i*;- -.?•-.. tt p < -si.- tr? !-«■;>.is< u. :is •-.,.-s..-s- s-s ;-.«.v'ii,s,".k a''.. ^* .1-1- '-- r.-S;r--, ' -~i s..-,- ; .s.t S-=s- h-x' ;i,1 s ,s i-; .j,t s J.T = -,u i.s'.-- professors holding jobs to supplement their incomes. The mans problem cttrsl by faeotty r» the traditional]} ton- pdority placed un leacher salaries at Stetson, In the ta<t oatht \eats, tho *.ypst-ai rawc aas la-ra a S ps:r icnt ii;:'rs.',s«:c. Thu. solin tsas k<rcei ,-:Otrse highly •aialitlrt; ai 1 f.-spvr'ieiH-e;i ts'astl's-r- *■• ^«.cs 1-H-t-er j. -, I'pyi'tcijrtj.-* s <R,n,Te. .h-1 -a.Ll'l si«.-i ls«-; ,l- ",!ir.'h: =h;.- t:s.iii> ,: -Ct^r.:..,-" ia,-« ,cltbi .* 'v «,>t..- I'.-rs;. ,.s;s- S'.i.-.- i *s:. 't uit -i.:. Itr--. -rls:-le|k" *'«iii:v,ni«.;sl. i; 5 , -s< i.ivi is-isiti'i-. ,iic >;:-.-r. •! i,.,.!,' t , ,,■, ".. ,:!.-_».-:, nrsispeet of a poor ]ob market. iH-er the ytJars, faculty rcipsirisibililies have prawn instructfsr,s often teach as marts as t'J hour?, Ur Magarian .-Hates, as opposed rsi tbe Ions «r oins? hoars, Facolty siblieaUons have isIms hoei increased, will: same protessors actjvelj participating mi as many 3?- (ow ur fni- committees The StetaO'i Faculty vo.ll* can britsca request or I'cst.snitiieisdatioa for a halary increase V President Jsihn* This, body, own-iv;. I;as no real power «-r jathontv. In the news... Yearbook-is fhere A future «*...,.. 4 'Jfwersjry Rules Sf^esi 'No Dog*' S Cosmic Comic Book Croze J." ? Hoffers 6sof S? ieos „.. ,„ . P- »c auspice of its sjrpnuters and tbe Student Affairs I ^mmitlec. dirce'lv into 'ocal fhanttes Greers Fwlhcr Wesjjs, iligould servc tr. -stbiiniate each and e^ery SWst student, says th^s year r- si-diairnusts, farry Ca.kswtsy, predicting thai iniish-cLiswst ua the ura^c: wilt l.elp ;dl i1 a^ tij It-conic nasi'e in tc-*.ti with our urm-rMty. ,»h;lc heipinu tlUfse- j roar-1 is, r» a bett«; bfc 'Aith t-o-:'husirmai. |)c-hi NVjnw. Idrry aml,> husy i'»rnmittrc hate * beei. fn;,-fj?,inc planrf ft»r inis year'.' ilrvci; Fcatner, '.cliE-dslcsl i\«:' ibe third week ts tit-K'btr . 10-js -lfl.25 ibcti.i j-tote -i u,>.k fyl] ,.' ....t-.-tj-. -.-, 1 >. ii-r \;k- i--i I- c st-;s ■ t ..;-. -t ,s,r ei en ma of uproanoosiy gocnl tune-; -and, at the- ^aiiie tinn. ruar,ags>s tu net a btuiJdc psiriion of tbe wt-ei\*s lake) deekafij' greater studeai ic«dy support atitl niorc s-ts.-iwisu.iil) invi.ilrenjer.s( the rlresixi Feather Csaiitiattee ha,- dctemsmed to .-ftiltci f>a» dollars from tins yeat'V *i\r This future caU ivr a ace tf-oi-cuid dollar iihTcaK*- m last ji-ar's donations Calls wa^, »ho ^r?»5, treasurer for last >oar's s,;b,-i. azures r^ntnbtrtoir>; *.:i,'t »i ;*,aanalion ,-s«b an kepi ,-t an eSvtrcus- :is.ri:K,iirss The net i-armnffs, i*;cii trie SMrit wt ! be 1 <.|r;r»»,tee aecs.riiwc u ,: :»-,-(i-:i:a*«- ss-isestLb. *-«rked 'li.- *,v,- r .-e "> - "1 si "-is- .: >-;si,,;:,, s. 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