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Student groups ask f SG commit By Barry Bradley The Student Government Budget Committee has begun the process of dividing this year's fall allocations for student organizations. The money that was not spent last year will be allocated based on the individual groups' needs, said Tony Price, chairman of the committee. Any groups funded last spring or any new groups that have completed a one-year waiting period are eligible to receive funds as long as they apply by Sept .21. To apply, groups must fill out a request form listing the group's monetary needs. According to Price, budget workshops were held last week for Qon n Ion o onlln vjuii uicyu uunc College Press Service EL CAJON, Ca. ? After a number of i San Diego Grossmont Community Colle around campus carrying "stun guns," the i.. i. l. ! ^ l _ i r aaa j r iv promoueu 11s i^,uuu siuaenis irom car The trustees decided to ban stun guns aware of a potential problem," says Be1 spokeswoman. "Students were playing wi serious incidents, but decided we would r on campus." The guns, which sell for $70-$90, emit electrical charee and can render a victim I minutes. No one is sure why students at Grossm< puses are in the San Diego metropolitan ; the guns. Powell says some of the students said it "In our large city, there are lots of ra] she concedes. "But I don't think there mont Wp havf a ramnnc nr?1irf? fnrrf tin lighted." The college is the first campus to problem. r2:30, 7 & 9 $1.00, $1. vS? co-sponsore g? wasc-F 1 ^ W FREE UNIVERS1 JVa Deadlin Topics may inc jV n t-rencn, Karate, oe XXI Applications avail a WVJ? RHUU) or call 77, Smssftw trarm or funds tee to decidc budget planning and for groups to receive their allocation request forms. Approximately 65 groups attended these workshops. Groups who did not attend the meeting can pick up request forms at the office. The Budget Committee does not know the amount left from last year's allocations. Price said, this is beneficial because groups can plan their budgets around their needs, and not necessarily worry if they will have enough funds. According to the Treasurer Conner Baker, the money come from honorariums who have donated to the school and from other sources. If groups are refused funds, they 9e cracks down "We've not hean ncidents and reports puses," says Ann L ge students walking Campus Law Enfor college has official- "The weapon is r rying the guns. mont's security chi< when they became , ve talked with arei v Powell, a trustees Davis notes the j th them. We had no shouldn't be allowei afhpr nnt have fhfm "It's a good Weaj fensively as well as up to a 50,000 volt Besides worrying helpless for up to 15- ant* use against tl fall into the wrong s >nt, whose two cam- student we knew wj irea, began carrying one' Now, students cai was for protection. l'ie co"e&e policy. / pes and muggings," hearing. are many at Gross- Stun 8un distribui d the campus is well 2,000 guns since in "Some police and < report a stun gun says- ^ s P( and no one gets hu ii^VVVVVVVVW 0(k9i^f0C rr\rr\ r~3 /rri <r=3 r\ n r~iD r^s HOLLY WOC 30 OUT-TAKI 50 and RARE FOOTAGE jJJ Thurs. & Fri. fP 2:30, 7 & 9:3( If, $1.00, $1.50 d by M 90.5 Sat. & Sun. 2:30, 7 & 9:30 $1.00 & $1.50 rrr instructors neei e Thursday, Sept. 20 :iude aerobics, fencing, ct creative ? we consider all it ible in the CPU office (2nd 7-7130 for more informatio i allnratinnc 9 U I IUUU 1IU IIU have an opportunity to question the budget committee about the denial, Price said. Beginning Sept. 24, the Budget Committee will meet three nights a week for three to five weeks to review groups' requests. They will make the final decision on which groups will receive funds and how much they will receive after the series of meetings. Ninety-two organizations received funding last spring, and there arc about 20 new groups that are eligible for funds. Price said he did not know how many groups will actually apply I or aid, and that many groups eligible do not apply for allocations. i on gun play d of any similar problems at other cam.uby of the International Association of cement Administrators in Hartford, Ct. CK 11 \r a!\/ riAM' ' ' qHHc Ir\hn Hoimc P.r/MT V.IWU ? VIJ IIV >? , UUU.l J Willi L/UVIJf VJ I U.J.J ?f. "Frankly, most security departments n't familiar with them." guns aren't illegal, but stresses students :1 10 carry them. jon," he admits. "But it can be used ofdefensively." that an attacker can wrest the stun gun he student, Davis worries the guns may itudent hands. "We had one incident of a is not as siame as we would like carrying jght carrying a stun gun will be advised of V second incident will lead to disciplinary tor, LeRoy Cuker, says he has sold about troducing them to the area last January, security departments are carrying them," irfect tool to completely defend ourselves, rt." 1(5 rv?. J. yjur team i not complel without yoi 8 IWWII MAM# D 7th Annual All September 21, M ? / iu'm n I I ? 1 DEB: street Bazaar Rnrkv/ Hnrrn deas. Four differ* floor Myrtle Beach Ro n. SS^AROLINA 'MM : ? . . , usu career rair 10 oner - iidil ****** answers to job questions ? 9 . : .- >".> (> . v.. .. . . ... . 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