8 The Tar Hl Thursday, May 22, 1980
news
CGC budget
is completed
By Rochelle Riley
The final budget for student
organizations receiving funds from the
Campus Governing Council was
completed April 24. The CGC allocated
$188,039.09 for student groups Fall 1980
and Spring 1981 activities.
Unappropriated funds amounted to
$2,846. "The unappropriated balance is for
organizations requiring supplementary
' funds. Student Government is in excellent
financial shape to fund organizations (that
request additional funds),", said Student
Body President Bob Saunders.
Some of the organizations had
complaints about the final budget. One of
the loudest came from the Residence Hall
Association, whose budget was cut from
$6,500 last year to $4,845 for next year.
"(RHA) would be the only organization
that I would disagree with their budget,"
Saunders said. "However I think that
considering that inflation took its toll, the
budgeting was fair," he said.
Several factors contributed to the lack of
money available for funding this year.
A budget process committee may be
appointed to examine the process and
possible resources for next year's finance
hearings, Saunders said. Several factors
contributed to the lack of money available
for funding this year.
Several new organizations received
funding for the first time; thus money for
expansion in already existing
organizations was unavailable. Inflation
caused several organizations to change
plans for enlarging their programs, and
student fees did not increase.
"Since CGC did not receive an increase
in student fees and the CGC lost $17,000 in
controllable fees to the Graduate and
Professional Student Federation in a
campus referendum earlier in the year,
there was a smaller pool of available funds
for other organizations," Saunders said.
The disbursement of appropriated funds
to student organizations was: Association
of International Students, $255;
Association for Women Students, $6,853;
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Recommendations for the 14 positions
on the summer session honor court were
accepted by the summer Campus
Governing Council at its first meeting
Tuesday night.
Appointed were: Marie Dailey, Sheila
Dye, Michael Hasty, Barbara Herbster,
Scott Kabas, Jonathon Levine, Melia
Lipford, Susan Langley, Benita Mangum,
Carolyn Sims, David Smith, Jon Storper,
Byron Stratus and Michelle Taylor.
The 14 names were submitted to the
council by the Committee to Recommend
Students for the summer session court. The
committee was chaired by Joel Schneider,
who will also serve as summer court
chairman.
Bob Saundsrs
Black Student Movement, $8,960; Carolina
Gay Association, $708; Carolina Indian
Circle, $500; Cellar Door, $2,016; Debate,
$2,500; ECOS, $385; Elections Board, $540;
Fine Arts Festival, $8,245.
Other organizations included the
Student Government Executive Branch,
$45,528; Human Sexuality Information
and Counseling Service, $2,365; Individual
Events, $2,000; Student Government
Judicial Branch, $2,925; Student
Government Legislative Branch, $300;
North Carolina Student Legislature,
$1,083; Need for Equal Education for
Disabled Students, $380; and Phi Eta
Sigma, $1,435.
Other recipients were Rape and Assault
Prevention Escort, $720; Residence Hall
Association, $4,845; Sports Club Council,
$1,649; Student Consumer Action Union,
$16,587; Student Emergency Medical
Organization, $290; Student Legal
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$952; WXYC, $14,568; Yackety Yack,
$12,253; and Carolina Quarterly, $2,500.
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