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By Tom
Staff V
The student senate will deck
about $56,000 in deficits accur
vear.
The Finance Committee has
organizations' deficits be vva
' he "New Crucible," the Gan;
Door, Omicron Delta Kappa,
University Union, Trips and E:
Dorothy Stefan, Finance Co
a group runs a deficit, the coin
financial status. The group ii
budget to the committee. The
justification for the deficit, an
committee recommends that
I lie loss.
Stefan said once the deli
spending is closely monitored
Renting
but chea
By Ronda Templeton
Staff Writer
It might seem that you just
pciid close to $50 for a spot in
one of USC's parking
garages when the university's
Parking and Vehicle
Registration Division says
it's time to renew your space
for the next semester.
A numbered space in
Pendleton Street Garage
costs $48 a semester, and a
spot in Blossom Street
Garage is $40. Students must
renew their spots by Nov. 28
for the spring semester.
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ie today whether it will waive
milntori hv nroani7ntinnc
recommended that eight of 14
ived. The eight groups were
tecock, the Karate Club, Open
the Executive Council of the
tpeditions and Bell Camp,
mmittee chairman, said when
imittee notifies the group of its
? then required to present its
committee decides if there is
rl if th<? Hf?firit i<< iiivitifir?rl tho
Student Government make up
L*it is approved, the group's
She also said the deficit could
parking s
iper than <
Parking lot decals are sold
year-round for $15.
Lt. Kenneth Pereira of the
parking division said most
students buy decals or
garage space ai me nrsi 01 a
semester because they find
it much more expensive not
to.
"The highest amount of
tickets 1 ever heard of
anyone running up was a
little over $500," Pereira
said. He said most tickets
are distributed near South
Building and South Tower
dormitories, where there is
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to be re
affect the group s allocation to
THE REMAINING SIX gr
their deficits be waived. Th
Bodybuilding, Sailing, Pencil
Students, and the USC Dance (
Jeff Floyd, Student Govern
two of the 14 groups overspent
not raise their expected rever
were unable to raise their re>
projections by the Student Alk
The Chinese Students over:
Dance Company overspent by
Gamecock, $23,033; the "Is
Camp, $12,860.93; Frisbee, $4,
Council of the University Un
Kappa, $115.05; Sailing, $G^
U11U i' UULlIlg,
pace is e?
collecting
110 student parking.
Fereira said there are only
four meter maids ticketing
on-campus vehicles, though
a i
aiuucius wiidi llliilK UltTt'
are many more.
Pereira said the penalty
lor not paying parking
tickets "depends on the i
student's attitude and how |
much time they've spent
running up the tab." An
agreement is usually worked
out between the student and
the parking division, but
Pereira said he does his best
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I ? move on up to the
nesville Country Club Inn.
ion our 53 year-old resort
3t together for fraternities,
just a group of friends,
'ou or just make sure
lg fire in the fireplace
? if it comes to that.
}f Recreational Activities"
u set up a special package
deficits /?- >
paid / jfe
ir the following year. / BT'^ 1 V
oups have not requested that I H U^?5?2s2S5S^K1
ese six organizations are the j" \ \\
lg and Frisbee clubs, Chinese nr%iH iauiryrir*c ResTRURpm
-ompanv JOlSUnlLIKK (J and SOLOOnl
merit vice president, said only
tneiroudgets. The other 12 (lid
lues. He said the organizations
venues because of "unrealistic ^--;]
cations Committee."
>pent by $119.07, and the USC
$625.93. Other deficits were the I
Jew Crucible," $11,045; Bell |
562; Karate, $1,667;
ion, $1,316.49; %
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cpp.nsive.
I tickets
to discourage non-payment 1
of tickets. |^fcLL^3i^KiM^^gJWiLiA^y^3Jffi
Most parking on BMH^HB^HBl^l j4t^^^BH^HMk
campus are checked twice a
dav for parking violations. ' "*
Pereira said. He said an
average of two cars are
each
day.
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