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Extra funds cov By Ann Farmer Because of a $50,000 debt carried over loo# imar 1 iiuiii iuoi yV/Ui Vvaiwiuia i lugiaiu \jiiiuii liasless money to spend, but quality and number of programs won't be affected, President Glenn German said. "We had an excellent year; we came out ahead by about $12,000 except for one committee," German said. "The deficit was caused by one event of one committee; it was done by people no longer here." The extra $12,000 was used to pay part of the deficit, he said. The rest came out of the $151,191 allocated to CPU from student activities fees this year. That event was the Cultural Series presentation of Lana Turner in "Murder Among Friends," said Mark Erickson, assistant dean of student affairs. He said "Evita" contriKnto/1 fKq r\^fl<-*! llli/UlVU IV/ 111V UVllWli C*I 3U. "The major portion of the deficit was from the Cultural Series," he said. "'Murder Among Friends' and 'Evita' earned an amount substantially less than needed." "Murder Among Friends" was scheduled to run four nights, but only ran two and didn't sell out those two performances, creating the deficit. The Union receives about $150,000 from the Senate Finance Committee of Student Government, German said. That amount is divided among the nine CPU committees and the executive council. Since the Union's yearly budget averages around $500,000, most of its funds are generated in revenues, German said. "Last semester we had just started on new Metallic make-up. Plan your Halk wi The House 1312 Main St f PHOTO r^c| I COLOR PRINT FILM | DEVELOPED & PRINTE | 110 - 126 - 35mm - DIJ I 12 - 15 - 20 - 24 - 36 I SINGLE PRINT ONLY < ANY SIZE ROLL - 01 er CPU debt ^Ptwto by Mary Aiw Hofa ^ Glenn German y CPU president v budgets," he said. "(The committee involved) didn't overspend, it just didn't generate enough revenue." German said the union found out about the $50,000 deficit at the close of the last fiscal year. "The problem was handled by the Union as a whole," he said. As a result, the entire Union has become budget conscious, and each committee now suomns weekly ouaget reports, tierman said. "They've taken the deficit to heart and i made some positive changes," Erickson said. omplete line of tage make-up Including hair and spirit gum ween costume th 8 of Fabrics L . 765-2485 n "W \ THREE J , 199 | ;c I I EXPOSURE 1 - STANDARD C-41 ? IT. 28-29-30 ONLY S JSC 11 NIVERSITY I OOKSTORE I j Alternative to literature at USC can be found in Portfolio I of Chiropractic As the need for specialized health care continues to grow, Northwestern College can help you enter a secure and satisfying career as a Doctor of Chiropractic. Committed to high standards in education and research, Northwestern College of Chiropractic offers you comprehensive chiropractic training on a modern campus distinguished for its excellent facilities and dedicated teaching staff. If you would like to know how Northwestern College of Chiropractic can help you achieve your career goals, complete the form below or call the ; admissions office COLLECT at (612) 888 4777. | Please send me more information on I Northwestern College ot Chiropractic | ,, Name ; I Address [ ] ft y g City ; State 7iD I '{' ^ Phone (? ) Years of college experience ' - SEND TO: Northwestern College of Chiropractic, I 1 Admissions Office, 2501 West 04th Street, I Bloomington, Minnesota 55431 (612)888-4777 'I ? i . . | ] urn i an mum i - ?' 1 ----- mi in ::;!;||||?^^^^^^rfv' ^ * '*' 1 I :??H-V? t V^s / 4w V 1 11 "iV'V^xxviviSvw^ J ' ' " *. . : : :j:|!]^^x^x^:;:;:|:;:-:|:-xj:<Wx:::::;:::;:;r;^:;: jjjjj1 Breast of chicken sandwich | i only $1.25 ? reg. $1.65 " i l jjj^ EXPIRES 10 30 83 J