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The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, January 21, 19873 Stademt Congress to pay for SAF accoimtieg system By MARY PARADESES Staff Writer Student Congress in an emergency session Tuesday allotted $4,716.19 and other expenditures to the Stu dent Activities Fund Office to pay for an accounting system. The same bill had been rejected in the previous meeting, after Francis Sparrow, SAFO director, requested a raised fee for a new system she had purchased. When Student Congress withdrew from the system, SAFO immediately refused to process any requisitions from the Student Gov ernment account. Student Congress responded by calling an emergency meeting to dis cuss and vote on the options avail able. Jody Beasley, finance chairman, proposed paying the fee and the extra expenditure SAFO placed on the Student Congress for overtime work Sparrow said was required to process requistions placed after Jan. 14 the date Student Congress refused to pay the added fee. Other options included using the old system, which breaks down frequently, developing and purchas ing another system and contracting a private accounting firm. "I dont think they should place the blame on Mrs. Sparrow or Student Congress for allowing SAFO to increase our fee without an approval," Beasley said. wOur loss would be too great. Now, we just need to approve the bill and make sure it doesn't happen again." Eddie Swain (Dist. 2) questioned the consequences of not using SAFO. Beasley said the University would frown on their rebellious action. "There has been poor communi cation on the part of Student Congress and SAFO, but now we need to be concerned with how students' money can be spent most effectively," said Brian Sipe (Dist. 14). John Williams, student body treasurer, said SAFO receives its funds from the state, which is re imbursed by the student activities fee. ' "I believe the bill should pass, although I'm totally against the way it was handled," said Rob Friedman (Dist. 16). Student Body President Bryan Hassel agreed. "I think we should pay, but a bill will be written in order to prevent this from happening again." Cohen makes bid for senior treasurer By JUSTIN McGUIRE Staff Writer Jennifer Cohen, a junior public policy analysis major from Char lotte, has announced her candidacy for senior class treasurer. Cohen said that if elected she would like the senior class officers to work together for the class. "I'd like to see the officers work as a team and not be a hierarchy," she said. She said she would also like to see the senior marshals used as a "spring board" for ideas and for cooperation in the class. "1 think it's important for the officers to be available to the class, so that people can come to us to make suggestions, ask questions and hopefully get some answers," she said. The class officers should aid students in making plans for after graduation. Cohen said. "During your senior year, you're torn between facing the reality that you have to find a job and structure your life and having a severe case of senioritis," she said. "And I'd like the officers to address both these needs." Cohen said she'd like to conduct surveys to find out the representation of majors and career interests in the class. She said she would also like to hold more and longer career fairs, and work on getting information about career opportunities to seniors. "Many people, like myself, have uncommon majors and just aren't aware of what jobs are avail able," she said. She said the duties of the treasurer include looking into class funding and how it's used best. "1 would want to make sure class money is spent in the best way possible so that it involves as many seniors as possi ble." Cohen said. "The job of the treasurer goes beyond just balancing the books." 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