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He added that he was disappointed in the committee for changing its mind after the deci sion had been reached and the funds approved. Poe said the only good that came out of the incident was the guidelines that have been for mulated since for cosponsorship which gives the co-sponsoring group equal representation in deci sion making. On co-sponsorship Ness said that many special interest groups on campus such as Afro are forced to ride "piggy-back" on the union because their funding is too small for good activities programs. Ness said that it is the responsibility of the Student Allocations Committee to see to it that adequate funds are available for the special interest groups. However, Scott Derks, a student member of the allocations committee, said that the union had told the board last year that if its CU has two ba Study Protects provide the "cor CU and differei group of studei limiting ndepei SEMINARS Seminars corr nars and gene horizontal and i Herzental Se is assigned to the beginning of are directed by signed to assist development by encountered by ments of the 1 suit of their pro invited to these the participant Vertcaf Seani twenty vertical staff each sen mined by the in from such thini "Ancient- Histoi lence" and 0O by faculty nien participants, or of and interest Participants in seminars each 9. What weuld meester? A You wouldic proiect in you You a up to 9 oft maJor and toward your downs are sultationw department 9. Can anybet A The only re least a sop CU prolect lecton of Q.Can I detin in CU' AYes, prosd< ment to ac 0. Oe I get ti rentaltsemt A No That's1 0. Ar. there a tag int Cu? A Noyou reg other stude lunds to al incurred in Want To Do For A Whole Semesi icident tension budget were increased it would "take care" of the special interest groups. The fact remains that Afro was forced by the lectures committee decision to bring Lee out of its own funds, which are miniscule com pared to the $12,000 that lectures is allocated. Afro received $3,000 this year from the Student Alloca tions Committee. Afro is operating in the red as a result of this incident. Also the union was to pay $400 for the Black Ball the last night of Black Week. Prince said this money never came from the union and that he personally "walked the check through" the night of the ball. Ness, however said the money was on its way this week saying it takes a good deal of time to get these checks processed. No communica tions have been passed between Afro and the union since Black Week in a building where both groups have offices on the second and third floors respectively. The fact also remains that due to the final vote on the lecture of Don L. Lee, which was split along racial lines, tempers are still hot among blacks many of whom think that the decision not to bring Lee was racially oriented. One giant step backwards in a struggle which many would like to see come to a final end. lust what is Contemporary University? sic components-Independent INDEPENDENT STUDY and Seminars. The Seminars Each CU participant is involved in an inde. smunity of scholars" aspect of pendent study project of his own selection. di stiate it from being merely a rected by one or more faculty advisors. Al its each involved in his own though these projects are not restricted to on ident study project. campus activity, the participants should be available to participate in CU's seminar pro gram throughout the semester. Some past pro lects are listed as examples of the diversity e in two flavors: research sern of interests represented in CU. al interest seminars, labelled Krtical respectively. Simulating a frve-player political game. This sinars. Each participant in CU project involved computer science, math i horizontal seminar group at ematics and political science and carned the semester. These seminers n'ne semester hours of credit. CU staff members and are de. the participant in his project i Me and You and Job and Chaucer. A ism exposing him to the problems demonstrating the unchangeability of the and the Ideas and achieve- human condition. This sound movie wns de her seminar menbers in pur- signed and filmed by a CU participant ect goals. Outside experts are and carned a total of 15 hours of English seminars to offer support to and Philosophy credits. naking his presentation. ears. As many as f-seen or Responsibility-Reward Approach to Mental leminars are scheduled by the Rehabilitation. A study of an experimentat ester. The topics are deter- word at tse State Hospitat. Participant re erests of the group, and range cerved nine hours of Anthropology and six is as "Child Psycholoy and hours of Psychology credits. y" to 'Change Without Vto >en Marrisge" They are run Recognizing that some independent study beis. staff members, past CU prolects involve expenses which would not be by anyone having a knsowleda incurred in a conventional semester's involve in a topic requested by CU. ment. CU has a limited amount of funding 3U attend two or more vertical available for approved budget requests. veek throughout the semester. 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