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Student group
By Ann Farmer
Student groups will submit budgets totaling
five times the amount of money student
government will have to allocate, the SG
finance committee chairman predicted
Monday.
Because of higher admission standards,
the elimination of the general studies program
and increased tuition and dorm costs,
money available to student groups from activities
fees may drop five percent, Connor
Baker, finance committee chairman, said.
"We're expecting about 100 student
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million," Baker said. "We'll have between
$500,000 and $1 million to distribute."
THE FINANCE committee, however, is
planning to help student groups get monies
they need by requiring representatives to attend
a budget workshop and by standardizing
the allocation process.
The budget workshops, coordinated by the
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and invite mediocrity, he said. "Anybody that
backward, particularly in higher education."
BUT THAT is not the case now, he said. '
high school seniors choose Carolina becau
recognition and reputation. "We're compet
with the best universities in the nation, we're g
ter funded privately all the time with successfi
Holderman spoke on other issues:
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"We want to guide people in the right
direction for their budget proposals/' Baker
said. "We give them guidelines and talk to
them about the treasurer's manual; it lasts
about an hour."
The allocation process has been standardized
so that budget proposals must include
more precise information.
"HERETOFORE THERE were several
items under each code number," Baker said.
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The committee will especially look at
travel budgets, Baker said, because only the
organization will benefit from those monies,
which can be misused easily.
"We have new forms, we want to know
how far the group is going, the mode of
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transportation and how much will be spent
on lodging and food. We don't want to give a
group $400 and then find out they went to
Orangeburg and ate at 40 of the finest
restaurants in the Southeast."
When the allocations are considered, the
size of an organization means less than the
number of students that organization serves,
Baker said.
"we Assume we have a limited amount
of money, and the first time (we look at the
proposals) we earmark good programs for
funding. We're looking for a return for the
university population. We compare what we
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the amount requested. Usually the amount
we want to allocate is double what we have so
we go through the budgets again and start
eliminating with the least significant items
and sometimes increase the revenue
requirement."
The nine members of the finance commitett.
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the proposals and prepare recommendations.
About $400 of SG funds will pay for the twoday
trip.
Finance committee members, who receive
no pay, spend about 100 hours in meetings
during the semester and will miss classes to
make the trip, Baker said.
"WE'LL SPEND two 12-hour davs fstu
dying the proposals). The concentrated time
period translates into about three weeks'
work," Baker said. "We got a good deal on
a 16-room house at minimal expense."
The senate will vote on the recommendations
March 15. If passed, the bill then goes
to SG President Barry Gray, Dean of Student
Affairs Dennis Pruitt and President James
Holderman for signatures.
Organizations dissatisfied with the allocations
may appeal through student
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ook good in the eyes of Washington."
>st Francis Borkowski under consideration for
ship at the University of Mississippi, he said,
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immit Fund, Holderman said the private fundthe
largest in the school's history, is going very
faculty and staff part already near its goal,
aminoes; people more and more are committed
the Carolina bandwagon."
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