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Video Tape
Fim
By John Braun
The Video Tape Commil
Union, Bell Camp and WUSC
Senate Finan^p rnmmitfp*
according to a report issued 1
The committee allocate*
Chairman Steve Short said c
organizations' accounts at t
30). Usually, only the left-ov<
Short said.
The activity fee money i:
previous activity fee increas<
ORGANIZATIONS have i
their allotments to SG Vice P
Short said the Video Tape
largest allocation ($18,520), i
closed-circuit television netv
funding is to repair damag<
WUSC requested the additi
crease, Short said.
He estimated funding requ<
I7>r.ll 1
JL- cm luuuuig supplements <
which come from student act
ALLOCATIONS are based (
last month. Short said the cor
of the funding request's imp
determination based on the a^
He said that the committ
adding as an example that ti
spring are normally not fur
stuff-fund for equipment and
Total funding for an o]
revenue, Short said. Organi
ding when allocations are m
burse Student Governmenl
Organizations who fail to r
penalized the next year's fun<
Handicap^
By Joan Kirchner
Several disabled students
said Disabled Student &
fulfilling its responsibilities
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nuiai saiu ner oince is doing
DSS is set up to carry
regulation mandating that <3
receive equitable education
in higher education, accor
Cooper, DSS director.
"We do this to the best of
the budget and staff availa
people are under the impi
have a tremendous staff, w
very small," said Cooper,
eludes two professionals,
assistants and four work-stu
Matthew Famiglietti, s<
' student, expressed dissatisl
way Dbi> nas been han
9K
g??^:
Gov. Dick Riley chaired
board did not decide on th
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Committee t(
ance Co
Ltee of the Carolina Program
!-FM were the big winners in the
foil cnnt\lnmAnf r*l
/ o IU11 oup^ivuiciliai iUHUlIl^,
ruesday.
i $110,204, which Committee
ame from money left in student
he end of the fiscal year (June
sr money is allocated in the fall,
3 the amount received from a
j, Short said.
intil 5 p.m. Monday to appeal
resident Mike Sheely.
Committee, which received the
requested funding to establish a
/ork on campus. The Bell Camp
3S made by camp visitors, and
onal funds for their power inestsat
$350,000.
allocations passed in the spring,
ivity fees, Short said.
>n organizations' requests made
nmittee first decides the degree
ortance, then makes the dollar
mailable money.
u r 1 ?
ee nas iunuing pnoruies as well,
'avel expenses not funded in the
ided "This fall we tried to buy
supplies," he added.
rganization includes expected
zations are given the total funade,
and are expected to reimt
for the revenue allowance,
neet revenue expectations are
iing, he added.
)ed student
students' probl
~ the departmeni
on campus have
ervices is not "THERE IS
: hut cj nCQ rif
all7tVan~~ and 3 shirkin8
4 4?1 . , something is n
?UtK h^ federal get hurt," Fam
lisabled persons
al opportunities "It shocks m
ding to Brenda the staff here
beyond what tl
our ability with concerned I doi
ble to us. Most Students <
ession that we placement ol
hen in fact it is students in dor
whose staff in- as a major prol
two graduate
dy students. Famiglietti'
>cond-year law Gregg Donald
'action with the mate, but said
idling disabled an emergency.
fuesday's state Budget and Control
tree maior nrooosals that would afl
jps list
mmittei
Are
Organization All
?X I.
n?B. wi hiiu Mw?riw?n owiwnis
Activities Off it*
Alpha Phi Omega
Am. Son. of flfloch. Engineers
Bacchus
8AI.SA
Boll Cnmp :%*
Bowling Club
Soxing Club
Carolina Leadership Conference :
fcPU/Cinomatir, Arts
CPUIContemporary Sounds
CPlf/Exocuiive Council :
CPUHdsasf Instibo
CPU/Off iea :
CP wspncial Programs
CPUfVideo rapa I;
Clario?phic Society
Oor Ooutsch Club
Environments Law Society
Equestrian Club
French Club
Gamecock
Garnet *8lack
filUT Undorg. Student Org.
International Law Society 1,1
mmmm ' > ' ''niii innluiift i'i n'm'ifi . 1111. 111^
a . m*
s criticize L
ems and with what he called
t's general lack of concern.
A pattern of mismanagement 1
; of responsibility at DSS. If 1
ot done, someone is going to i
liglietti said. i
e," Cooper responded. "All of \
: have worked many hours ]
ley are paid, and if I was not <
n't know why I'd be here."
cited the department's i
F physically handicapped I
m rooms without a roommate \
alem. 1
s suitemate, sophomore
son, does not have a roomhe
would like one in case of ]
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I Board meeting. The I
feet USC. See story on *
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i anoca
Fall Suppleti
lOUOt
ocateri Revenue Total
SSO 2,360 3,200
1,200 130
m 30S
SIS
* 784
3 478 6,700 J?J
>984 14.98*
itta ,0*
980 150 MjJ
tm 800
800 1720
1728 1,14
So 1.125 3.765
1,555 ''555
8,520 18,820
97 97
1.905 800 2,585
7,340 7-3W
n ******
2,900
851 40 991
30.60 1,130.50
l? M.I..vi.niM . ...MM, M '
Disabled S
"DSS PROMISED my pare
.vould have a roommate, bi
lave one. They (DSS) gav
aression that they were still
3Ut were quite vague," Done
,vas told, in effect, to find r
nate."
Regarding housing, Cooper
x>cus on new students and t
more independence wit!
students.
"Continuing students are
identify a roommate who is <
them and go through the pro<
jp for a room just as any
tvould, unless specifically ad
necessary," Cooper said.
Donaldson's parents thou
vould have a roommate, and
nave noticed a change in DSS.
"THE PROGRAM is an exc
doesn't seem to be administe
last year," Donaldson's fathei
According to Cooper, Donal
nad specified the kind of roon
would be best for their son.
ivhen trying to find roomi
students because no studen
plications this fall indicated
iving with a physically
student, Cooper said.
A deaf sophomore who does
dentified was without a r<
;emester and several weeks
ling of this semester. She sai
;he stayed at home becausc
rightened to stay in her dorm
[ roommate.
DSS has given the nam
lumbers of physically
.tudents to campus police, Co
n case of emergency, the poli
he students need assistant
milding.
"WE WORK very hard to ei
)f individual safety," Coof
Addition, our staff has volu
heir home phone numbers wi
police emergency number
.tudents know someone on 01
lontactedf after 5 p.m. if a
irises."
ites fali
rental Funding
An
Organization All
Intramural/Recreational Sports .
Judo Club
Karate Club
Lacrosse Club
Mortar Board
Mountaineering
National Student Exchange Assn.
Portfolio
Racquotball Club
Rugby Club (Man's)
Russell House University Union
Scuba Club
SC Student Legislature
Snort f ltih flHiro
Sport Parachute Club
Student Bar Association
Students for Accessibility
Table Tennis
Tigarburn - Chi Kappa Psi
USCJCCI
] USC Dance Company
Watarski Club
Whitewater Club
Windsorfing Club
WUSflFM 1
Student Ser
n< j and I th?^ I Marie Weath
it I still don't student who is
e me the im- contacted DSS
working on it, would have a
ildson said. "I classes. Weathe
ny own room- notetaker and si
notes by herself
said DSS must Cooper said
ry to promote Weatherford am
1 continuing best solution wo
student in each
expected to notes for Weathc
compatible for "I have never
cess of signing or by anyone th;
other student found, and I wa!
apted space is was resolv<
Weatherford's)
ght their son
said they also SCOTT SAL1V
attended summi
also feels there
client one, but DSS. Salmonser
ired as well as fu^j>es!;ecJ durin
rsajcj to Sandy s Fan
management al
dson s parents accessible to wh
imate they felt , "The staff me
DSS is limited time to go and i
mates for its my own How c
t housing ap- I'minawheelcl
an intprpst in : *
is fioi accessiuie
handicapped According to i
academics, and
not want to be likes to do servi
Dommate last are not DSS
at the begin- sibilities.
id many times "Making loca
s she was too one of many gc
i room without icing on the caki
top priority we
es and room academic life of
handicapped ~9 ? h
oper said, and |nSIO?
ce would know B w
; to leave the "p,zzn busin?
bargains and <
college student:
isure this kind Page four.
>er said. "In After two ye<
ntarily posted other bar in Cc
th the campus, band comes to
so that all an(l Friday. Pat
ir staff can be Sigma Chi r
critical need intramural foot
funds
iount
located Revenue Total
3.995 ? ?oc
T
1,685 2,700 4,388
597 597
9,680 9,680
890 890
385 38?
1,085 1,085
170 170
8,548 8,548
1.150 t,1SO
1,053 1,053
1,040 1,040
2,885 12,800 15,685
395 400 795
1,439 75 1,514
340 340
CKft
"?? sou
ISO ISO
888 888
475 475
2,441 2,441
12.858 12,858
vices
lerford, a first-year law
hard of hearing, said she
in June and was told she
notetaker in each of her
rford still does not have a
aid trying to hear and take
"has been hell."
I she had spoken to
d her dean and decided the
mid be to have another law
class take and photocopy
srford.
been notified by this student
at a notetaker had not been
5 under the impression that
ed to the best of her
benefit," Cooper said.
[ONSEN, a freshman who
jr school this past summer,
is a lack of organization at
i oaiu ci jl/oo oiaii iiiciuuci
g the summer that they go
ious Hot Dogs and talk to
bout making the entrance
eelchairs.
mber never set up a date or
eventually told me to go on
an I do it on my own when
lair and the place (Sandy's)
?" Salmonsen said.
Cooper, DSS' top priority is
I although her department
ces in the community, they
requirements or respon1
restaurants accessible is
xxi ideas, but they are the
*. Without academics as our
would be jeopardizing the
the students," Cooper said.
>sses compote by offering
services for what may he
s' favorite late night snack.
irs of playing almost every
>lumbia, the Corbett Urquia
the Golden Spur tomorrow
10.
emains the top team in the
ball poll. Page 13.