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By Megan Sexton
Gamecock Staff Writer
A bill that would allocate $11,200
for office expansion for student
organizations tailed to pass in tne
Student Senate Wednesday.
Sen. Bob Stein, chariman of the
Senate Finance Committee,
recommended that the Senate pass
the bill, and the bill was then
debated in the Senate.
Sen. Curtis Loftis said he did not
feel the Senate should tie up
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pen Door for one week, at which
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Open Door had originally asked for
$3,100, and that figure had already
been cut, he added.
Sen. Matt Ward felt the bill
would set a bad precedent by
giving one single organization
money for furniture.
SEN. BUSDICKER favored the
bill saying, "Open Door does so
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