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Spectator 1967-05-17 Editors of the Ps Ectator Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 5-17-1967 Spectator 1967-05-17 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1967-05-17" (1967). The Spectator. 1049. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/1049 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. SEATTLE Spectator UNIVERSITY XXXV. Seattle,Washington,Wednesday, May17, 1967 "«^fr- No.52 Saga Gains Grudging Approval; Will Act on Student Suggestions According to figures released eons, in addition to the regular 2.5 per cent; Very Poor, 0.5 per yesterday by the Saga Food two choices. cent. Service, the 688 dorm residents Rating Saga in the categories Temperatureof Food: Fair,42.2 percent; Good, per cent; poll last month in poll, gave 30.1 who took their listed the students Poor, 17.6 per cent; Very Good, have decided the food service the following opinions: cent, Poor, per — Fair, 6 per Very 4.1 is "good" rather than "fair" Variety of Food: 40.4 per cent. by one-tenth of one percent. cent; Good, 40 per cent; Very Good, cent; Poor, Freshness of Food: Fair, 41 per The vote was 41.4 per cent 10.9 per 6.7 Good, per cent; Poor "fair", per cent; Very Poor; 2.0 per cent; 29.4 "good" to 41.3 per cent 15.6 per cent; Very Good, 9.9 with additional votes of 9.5 per cent. cent; Very Poor, per "very good", Fair, 35 per 4.1 cent 6 per cent Cleanliness of Utensils: cent. "poor", and 1.8 per cent "very per cent; Good, 35 per cent; Good, Cleanliness of Kitchen: Good, poor". Poor, 16.1 per cent; Very cent; cent; Poor, 5 48.3 per Fair 25.6 per Three major changes will be 10.9 per Very cent; Very Good, 20.4 per cent; of per cent. instituted next year because Poor, 3.8 per cent; Very Poor, student suggestions given in the Cleanliness of Tables: Good, the 47.8 per cent; Fair, per 1.9 per cent. poll. The wall separating 24.4. Quality of Food: Fair, 39 per two-meal and three-meal plan cent, Very Good, 21.8 per cent; TO THE OCCASION: Adelaida Abiles went to Poor, Poor, cent; Good, 32.6 per cent; Poor RISING customers in Bellarmine hall 4.9 per cent; Very cent; Good, capabilities per 14.4 per Very 10.2 great heights to prove her as a cheerleader will be removed and meal tick- 1.1 cent. per cent; Very Poor, per will good in all dorms. Quantity of Good, 44.8 3.8 during Monday's tryouts in Pigott auditorium. See page ets be Food: cent. Story. Fina'ly. hamburgers and hot per cent; Very Good, 35.5 per Fair, 46.4 per Four for —Spectator photo by Larry O'Leary cent, Fair, per cent; Poor, Flavor of Food: dogs will be served at all lunch- 16.7 cent; Good, 26.3 per cent; Poor, 11.9 per cent; Very Good, 10.3 per cent; Very Poor, 5.1 per Less Than '66: cent. Quality of Service: Good, 45.1 per cent; Fair, 28.2 per cent; Very Good, 19.0 per cent; Poor. Budget of $66,185 4.2 per cent; Very Poor, 3.5 ASSU Submits per cent. 1966-1967 1966-1967 1967-1968 Next year's ASSU budget is Votes from each dorm differ- Organization Request Allotment Request still being by Fr. ed slightly, with Marycrest get- $ $ 945.00 $ 1,400.00 considered ting generally higher ratings, CAP 945.00 Frank Costello, S.J., and his S.U. Yacht Club 350.00 000.00 350.00 and Campion generallylower. A.S.S.U. Pub. Dir. and Spirits 1,048.00 617.00 910.00 University Budget committee. Homecoming 3,770.00 2,840.00 3,350.00 Leo Hindery, ASSU treasurer, A W S 1,347.00 970.50 1,469.81 2,850.00 1,500.00 3,000.00 said that until that body reaches Officers Elected S.U. Political Union a decision for operating R.O.T.C. Drill Team 1,400.00 900.00 1,265.00 an bud- By Burgundy BLeus 850.00 300.00 700.00 get the requests of the campus Tau Beta Pi Rifll Team 219.00 150.00 150.00 organizations will have to wait. Four men were elected to of- Intramural Program 940.00 900.00 680.00 The totalrequest for 1967-68 is fice in the Washington Gammas Fragments 1,000.00 450.00 895.00 $66,185.88, over $2,000 less than of Tau Beta Pi. Officers are: Special Events 5,075.00 4,500.00 4,000.00 the $68,943.02 request for the Don Pard a, president; Bil' S.U. Crew Association 555.40 250.00 877.25 presentyear. Ayres, treasurer; Bob Austin Dept. of Fine Arts 5,000.00 500.00 600.00 over $2,000. Organizations are corresDonding secretary, ana Aegis 15,656.00 14,201.44 14,368.13 asking $66,185.88,much less than Jerry Bonagofski, recording sec- Radio Club 665.00 300.00 228.85 $68,943.02 14,134.22 12,600.00 14,353.84 the request for the retary. Spectator present Bata Pi Merit Scholarships 1,500.00 000.00 1,500.00 year. Tau is the national A.S.S.U. Scholarships 5,940.00 5,940.00 5,940.00 Organizationsthat have raised honor society for engineering Chaplain's Fund 150.00 200.00 200.00 their requests include CAP, up students. Jesuit Student Pres. Conf 500.00 500.00 000.00 $455; Political Union, up $150; Parda will attend the organ- Debate Team 000.00 000.00 1,500.00 Crew Association, up $322; Spec- ization's national convention Formal Dance 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,400.00 tator, up $119.62; formal dance, next October in Ann Harbor Core Critique 000.00 000.00 1,250.00 up $200; ASSU general fund, up Michigan. A.S.S.U. Coffeehouse 000.00 000.00 1,000.00 $450. Other new additions in- Publicity Board 000.00 000.00 500.00 team, A.S.S.U. Fund 3,848.00 3,598.00 4,298.00 clude $1,500 for a debate General $1,250 for the Core Critique, Board Meeting Total $68,934.62 $53,361.94 $66,760.83 $1,000 for the coffee house and An activities boardmeeting $500 for a publicityboard. TO THE 1967-1968 is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. to- ADDITIONS A.S.S.U. BUDGET REQUESTS Most of the other requestsare day in the Chieftain Lounge. Organization 1967-1968 Request most $ less than this year's, the All club presidents must be Marketing Club 150.00 outstanding decrease being Hiyu Coolee 425.00 the presentif they want dates on fine arts department, asking the fall quarter activity cal- Total $ 575.00 $600 instead of their last request ander. Total Requests $66,760.88 for $5,000. The budget follows. AWS Clubs Elect Officers Student Senate to Vote Five AWS organizations have Liz Martinez, vice president; elected Zita Geiger president, elected officers for 1967-1968. Liz Lovejoy, secretary; Barb Julie Webb, vice president, Pat On Two Spectator Bills Girls have elected Johnson, treasurer; Town Lou Patti Shank, Schroeder, secretary; Suzanne unexpectedbill calling ever, allots less than half of the Antush as president, Ellen Ya- historian; Sue Sivyer, editor, An Measure, total budget of the Spectator. gle, vice president; Donna and MaryConnolly, songleader. treasurer; Kathy Mee- for senate approval of next The rest of the money is pro- Strubble, secretary;Cindy Boud- Gamma Pi Epsilon, National han, publicity director,and Judy year's editor-in-chief was vided by advertisers. reau, women, treasurer; Kathy Moriar- Jesuit honorary for list- Medeiros, calendar chairman. min- "There have been complaints ty, publicity director and ed new officers. Barb Swan is Dr. Paul A. Volpe of the com- introduced in the closing Sunday's senatemeeting. about the Spectator's news cov- Rosemary Morrison .historian. president; Gail Harris, vice merce and finance department utes of erage," Bader said. These com- President of Silver Scroll president; Anne Machung, sec- is a new member of Phi Chi The unprecedentedmeasure in- plaints, he added, were vague Honorary is Kathy Eisner. Oth- retary, and Judy Young, treas- Theta. troducedby senior senator Paul and not attributable to any par- er officers are Gail Harris, urer. The officers will be in- Bader calls for senate review ticular person. vice president; Nancy Jansen, stalled at the last May meeting of Pat Curran, next year's Spec- The bill will be on this week's secretary; Cathy Cane, treas- in a candlelight ceremony. Burgundy Bleus tator editor and threatens, in a agenda. urer, and Nancy Conyers, pub- Gamma PiEpsilon will also pre- second bill, to withold student In other action, the senators licity director. Cathy Cane, sent an award to an outstanding Finish in Third funds until he is approved by allotted $300 by unanimous vote Bernie Clayton and Nancy Jan- senior woman at the senior S.U.s Burgundy Bleus, wo- the senate. to the S.U. Crew Association. sen are spring pledges. awards brunch on June 3. men's drill team, placed third Bader, in explaining his bill, Senator Bob Pigott said the Spur officers of 1967-68 are Members of Phi Chi Theta, agreed be trans- Mallette, president; sorority, in the Lilac Festival's second that the measure would money would used for Jeannie women's business have annual Invitational Drill Tourn- set a senate precedent,but add- portation for the crew after ament in Spokane this past ed that he believed the senate their races at the Western weekend.
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