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Senate Debates Proposed Executive Budget by Sadie Hewitt Have Requested Funding University of South Florida Scholar Commons Crow's Nest University History: Campus Publications 4-12-2010 Crow's Nest : 2010 : 04 : 12 University of South Florida St. Petersburg. Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/crows_nest Recommended Citation University of South Florida St. Petersburg., "Crow's Nest : 2010 : 04 : 12" (2010). Crow's Nest. 635. https://scholarcommons.usf.edu/crows_nest/635 This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University History: Campus Publications at Scholar Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Crow's Nest by an authorized administrator of Scholar Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NAVIGATING THE N EWS FOR USF ST. PETERSBURG ·~ .' ~ 's~· ··.·. r~· . j HE ..... E,ST \'olumc :.U • Issue 2-t :\londay.April 12.2010 Studcnti\lcdiaatUSFSP.com Army ROTC Tee up for wounded soldiers and families By Amy BJanton Participants who purchased a super Staff Writer ticket got to compete in the contest. [email protected] The putt closest to the hole won the On Friday, April 2, the USF St. prize pack, which included a golf Petersburg Army ROTC hosted the polo, a sleeve of golf balls, a water Sixth Annual Association of the bottle, and a golf for two at any golf United States Army golf scramble tampabay.com course. at MacDill Air Force Base to ,. Also included was a certificate for raise money for the Fisher House two rounds at any of the 72 courses Foundation. they work with on the west coast of According to Major Scott Macksam Florida. assistant professor of military science Participants who registered for and leadership, "We chose the Fisher the event received a gift bag filled House because it directly goes to with bottled water, certificates, a · wounded warriors and their families. Golf Now koozie, granola bars and It is important because it leaves out other giveaways. After registration, any type of middle man." participants could look at the items A scramble golf tournament consists on the silent auction table and place of two teams at each hole. Because bids. every team starts at a different hole, Some of these items included two the scramble. ends when each team round-trip tickets with American has played at every hole. Airlines , a $900 value, to any The event took about three destination in ~e US, Mexico, the months to set up and according to Caribbean, Bermuda or Canada, .a Camoufl age was not required duri ng the USF ROTC There was a good turnout of active duty service sponsored golf tournament held at MacDill Air Force members, ROTC cadets and veterans of all branches Macksam "was very, yery intense." two night stay at the Sheraton Sand Base. of service for the USF ROTC golf tournament. He aavertised the tournament throug Key Resort in CJearwater Beach h radio, newspaper, fliers, word of valued at $600 and an Adams Arms Lightning's Defenseman David Hale, last was given a women's golf bag. mouth and other golf courses in the Piston System for an AR-15 valued and two suite level tickets to the The Army ROTC campuses that area. "It was not just one thing, but at $400. Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Carolina volunteered at the event were USF multiple things to get the word out." Then.~ was also a raffle at the Hurricanes game. St. Petersburg, St. Leo University, The tournament, sponsored by event. Some of the items were a The trophy ceremony for first, USF Tampa, Clearwater Christian, Golf Now, the Golf Channel's Web $45 gift certificate to Bonefish Grill, second and third pl~ce was set for 6 . Eckerd College and St. Petersburg site, began with a putting contest. a autographed hat from Tampa Bay p.m. As a joke, the team that placed College. Senate debates proposed executive budget By Sadie Hewitt have requested funding. Waterfront, and then the Senate and Appropriations Each organization will experience Staff Writer the Co-ed Sailing Team, Campus committee chair Alex Moser spoke a funding increase from their 2009- shew itt@ mail.usf.edu Recreation, Harborside Activities about his committee's review of the 2010 budgets except for Campus Board (HAB), Multicultural Affairs, "\ Each year top Student Government budget. Recreation and The Crow's Nest. The Crow's Nest, Student Life, (SG) executives are required to "We did see an increase in how much This year's campus recreation budget Leadership, SG and the Debate Team propose an Official Executive Budget we can give out this year," said Bakali. totaled $63 ,380 but was ~iven $60,425 are all student Activity and Service Proposal for the upcoming year to be "As the executive committee working for the upcoming academic year. reviewed by the Senate Committee on (A&S) fee fti~:tded organizations. with appropriations we did our best to The Crow's Nest received the largest During the first reading of Bill 10- Appropriations. come up with numbers that would be budget decrease overall, totaling 016, Chief Financial Officer Nadir The budgetforthefollowing academic best to help out our campus and the 49.5 percent in cuts from last year's Bakali explajned the budget briefly year details the 10 organizations that organizations." budget. Last year The Crow's Nest continues on page 6 INDEX THIS WEEK ONLINE. I. __,.........,. =-"'1 t"'~~~-- - ·-· ·--·· The Outlook ........ ... .. .. 2 We're Online! StudentMcdlaatUSFSP.com Staff Writer Andrew Silver- Staff writer Amy Blanton Staff Writer Sadie Hewitt Entertainment .. ............5 stein deciphers Palinese. talks about a traveling pho­ writes about SO's executive Campus & Beyond ...3, 4, 6 Follow Us! to exhibit that captures the recommendations for next Variety ......................7 twitter.cornlusfcrowsnest earth from space. year's budget. Facebook search: Sports ..... ~ - : .. ."..... " . ~ .....8 USF Crow's Nest 2 ·THE CROW'S NEST VOLUME 44 • ISSUE 24 THE. OUTLOOK. Bullying should not be tolerated By Lenay Ruhl with different felonies such as statutory and verbally a:bused day after day by · responsibility as witnesses to take a ·Section Editor rape, violation of civil rights with her classmates? stand and stop it once it has started, lruhl@ mail.usj.edu bodily injury, harassment, stalking Bullying seems like such a juvenile especially if we are in a I_>Osition of Think of your most embarrassing and disturbing school assembly. So term but in reality it is a much bigger authority like the school administration moment. Think back to the humiliation far nothirrg has happened to the school issue than some assume. There are at South Hadley High. that you felt, the way your heart was administration. Although we feel that long term emotional effects as a result Under no circumstances should pounding in your chest. Now imagine these kids definitely dese~e being of bullying arid there should be no bullying b~ tolerated. In our country reliving that moment day after day for punished, the administration should tolerance for it, ever. we have witnessed many tragic school months. also be held responsible for what According to parentingbookmark. shootings over the years. Young, Phoebe_Prince was a 15-year-old happened, com, one in seven students is either a innocent lives are being taken away freshman from Ireland, attending As school administrators it is bully or a victim. One bullying Website, with just the pull of a trigger. What do school at South Hadley High in · their job to ensure that students are http://www .education .com/reference/ most of these school shootings have in Massachusetts. After dating a popular safe while at school, just as parents article/long-term-effects-bullying/, common? Most of the shooters were male student at the school, students are responsible ~or their children's reveals there is a direct result between ignored students that . did not quite began harassing the young Irish girl well being at home. For instance, if bullying and major self esteem issues "fit in." They took out their anger for weeks after the relationship end~d. a parent is neglecting their child's that can lead to depression. As a result violently. Administration watched this ongoing safety they can be investigated and of depression the victims' grades drop This instance of bullying took bullying and nothing was done about the child can be removed from the and the):' start skipping school. Victims another turn: at age 15 with her whole it. Phoebe Prince hung herself on Jan. home. 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