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LIP^ARY/S^RIALS DEPT.
Funded by your Mandatory Activity Fee as distributed by the S.G.A.
VOLUME 46
NUMBER 4
OCT 14,1975
SGA:
A JOB WELL DONE?
(by Phil Schiliro)
1. The student Government
O r g a n i z a t i o n is an
organization thatis designed
to maintain student rights
and the improvement of the
educational process.
2. A. S.G.S. advisor-Mike
Mitura
B, President-Mark
Natelson
C. Vice President-Debby
Viniar
D. Treasurer-Andy Phelps
3. S . G . A . membership con-sists
of:
A. Four senators from
each of the following
academic divisions: In-d
u s t r i a l T e c h n o l o g y.
Business Tech.. Human
Services and Arts and
Science.
B. Fully funded unit
(excluding support budget
units) that are in good stan-ding
C. S.G.A. executive of-ficers
4. For the 1975 fall semester,
the S. G. A . will handle $332.-
548.50 of student money.
This money is the product of
the mandatory $35 student
activity fee.
5. The S . G . A . distributes
the money to all campus
related activities. There are
nine main subdivisions and
the S.G.A. decides how
much money should go to
each group.
6. S . G . A . elections are held
in the fall and spring
semesters. Turnouts are
usually low (four hundred
people voted in the last elec-tion)
and the candidates are
not familiar to the student
body.
7. The Student Government
Association is the students
only representative on cam-pus.
WHERE DOES YOUR
MONEY GO?
4s mentioned previously, all
students must pay a $35 ac-tivity
fee. This money is
budgeted by the S . G . A . and
supports all after school ac-tivities.
A. The 1975 Fall Budget is:
1. Athletic Dept.-$48,118.20
2. Alumni Association-$7.-
118.00
3. College Union Board-$90,-
125.00
4. Islander-$30.425.00
5. Ram Players-$2.450.00
6. Rambler-$14.180.00
7. Recreation Center Sup-port-$
16.538.00
8. S.G.A.-$116,258.30
9. W . A . T . C . RadioStation-
$6,539.00
Total Annual Budget-$332.-
548.50
cont. on p .3
SOLUTION TO THE PARKING PROBLEM
If you are a commuter, you
probably have run into some
of the following hassles;
tickets for a) parking in a
disabled students space, b)
parking in a staff lot, c) park-ing
on the grass, d) parking
in a tow away zone. If not
these, probably something
happened like being late for
class because you could not
find a parking space.
Well, we have a solution:
"Car Pooling". Now just
hear me out before you stop
reading! There are only 3,043
parking spaces and about 5,-
000 commuters, so figure if
you ride with a couple of
other people each day that
will equal a few more open
spaces. How do you go about
it? If you drive with at least
three people in your earthen
you can park in lot 9. which is
opposite the administration
building. Last year that was
designated as the car pooling
lot and will be again this
year. Last year it didn't
really work but this year,
with your help, we can make
it work.
The last thing for you to do
is to fill out the following
survey so we can help make
it easier for you. You can
drop it off in the RAMBLER
Correspondence Box located
in the Activities Office. If
you have any questions you
can leave a message for me at
the S . G . A . Office or RAM-BLER
and I will get back to
y ou
y Matthew L. Hickling,
S.G.A. Senator
I CI«CU or ^ILLIN
I hppnomt^re /eeri^A/se
I
I 1. a)Freshman
I b)Sophumore
I 2. a) Male
I b) Female
I 3. Curriculum
I 4. a) Live On Campus
I b) Live Off Campus
I 5. If you live off campus,
I what mode, or modes of
I transportation do you use:
j a) Car b) Bicycle c) Walk d)
j Bus e) Train f ) Taxi
6. If car. indicate the
number of people regularly
travel in car to school:
7. Travel Time
minutes
8. Travel Distance
miles
9. Location Traveled from
to school
a) Name
b) Zip Code
to. Do you go to work after
school?
11. Criticism or sugges-tions
for improved facilities.
IN THIS ISSUE
Contemporary Sportsman
p. 5
Campus Nostalgia p. 6
Photocap p. 6
Club News p. 7
S.G.A. Elections p. 8
Elvis Presley p. 11
Rock On p. 12
Ramblings p. 13
A Tribute to Casey Stengal
and Joan Payson p. 14
Hockey Preview p. 15
C.U.B. Info Computer p. 10 Sports Quiz p. 15
QH'timBf perform in bandshell. Anxious winners-to-be swsit initial Judging.
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