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Winthrop was minded that if eoaxt to da tat "Mmoil to College was the only one of the three Judiciary Secretary Ivy Stempel said Polity was forced to make payments - |i tv diird .A...tanr anv moed fo r resculting frolm a }>Iwo!-3}f the fends organt" in = fthat n c f -r t lhip Taeam the tot"l h Mt ppxnr l60t to be Seatekt OduelBE Door adoed th- mmmlIIn idaIn too cktilioBdn^*pmmtht OOBR^tf piLs wiqtho b i_ IlitHe d to V* wb 1(iof aheposkOWer mimekm MW Mm mtw Con0_s > bodfttu»Bet amX'- ^ DMw h-fey wtonjmnh a* lbnBit a to by t he-- by b cm fbe Oi WIt- o= _s V be mi II m vn to _ItR a 1i64t bthe VWfutrtaitoft THE POLITY JUDICIARY requested that the SAB, the BSU, and the Commuter Coleg Ore the loans bysulbn fromtl 11 dw cm W b-MO Kool and the Gang concert. \I v ..A -4 -T 001-~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " New SASU Delegate Resigns at Senate Meeting ' Stony Brook's Student Association of the State number one priority is to all work together"' to University delegate Brian Grant announced prevent budget cuts in the SUNY system. '"Wetre Wednesday night at the Polity Senate Meeting that he waiting to see what Denis Huriey will say," he added. will resign from his post as soon as a new delegate is In other matters., Vice President Paul Trautman elected. Grant denounced the Polity Senate's recent informed the Senate that the Polity Council vetoed decision to withhold SASU funds until Polity Lawyer last week's Senate decision to allow petitioning for Denis Hurley investigate the legality of appointing ten the election of a student to serve as a nonvoting third world delegates to SASU. member of the Council until November 10. Trautman The senate voted not to accept Grant's resignation aid that the voting for three additional Commuter and no motions were made for a new election to fill senators would coincide with the voting for the his post. student representative on the council. As a result, the Junior representative, Seth Marmor, who motioned Council extended the petitioning period until at last weeks Senate meeting to suspend SASU's November 12. funds, asked the senate Wednesday night to allot At the last Senate meeting a committee was SASU Stony Brook's dues for the remainder of the formed to look into the Audio-Visua's request for year. However, this motion was tabled until further funds from Polity. Commuter Senator Steve Barnett action is taken by the Polity lawyer, Denis Hurley, to informed the Senate of the suggestions of this look into the legality of the appointment of the third committee. 'The Senate should allocate $7,912.90 world caucus. out of the reserve fund for Polity A.V.. .for According to Mannor, the Senate agreed to maintaining and updating A.V. equipment," he said. withhold SASU's funds to let "them know that our He explained that the expenditure would enable A.V. displeasure was so great with the acceptance of the to render a greater service to Polity clubs. The motion third world caucus." However, while Mannor notes to give the money to A.V. was passed contingent that that withholding SASU funds "was effective," the they join SCOOP. Senate should not pull out of SASU because "we On November 18, there will be a lobbying day in have to have a strong central voice." Washington sponsored by SASU to raise funds for The deadline for paying SASU dues is November 1. New York City. Polity Secretary Stan Greenberg Although Stony Brook still did not pay their dues, requested, that the Senate pas a motion allocating "We're [SASU] not considering them [Stony Brook] $420 to pay for bus Iaportation. The motion was as non-members [since] they haven't offlcialy voted passed and the fist 40 people to volunteer would go to pull out." said SASU President Bob Kinkpatrick. to Washington on this trip. SASU DELEGATE BRIAN GRANT Mbbl "We're an office of people." said Kirkpatrick. "Our -Eddie Horowitz nesgnation to the Poft Soe%_ WYdm _linl k J F t -.Jov , - - ---moop, Regents Advise Medical School Tuition Increase By DAVE RAZLER said that the report also called for inreaig the ceiling The State Board of Regents p ed Wednesday that on government guaranteed student loans and for tuition be doubled at State University of New York sing state aid to medical schools. medical shos Health Sciences Director J. Howard Oaks said he did The Bond of Regents thamendedt tuition at not know that the Regents were even considering the dhm state medical centers be raised from $1,600 to making the decision until Wednesday. He said that the about (3,650 per yew. The Wua made in a proposal was not made by the Regents Task Force, but report to the bosrd by the Task Force on Medical by 'the staff of the State Education Department." School Enrllment which the board accepted and Oaks aid that the SUNY medical schools "were fairly _aned. bTey will now suggest it to the State University attractive to students with limited income because of Boand ot Trustees. their low tuition." However he did not know how many Te Board of Regents has no power over SUNY of the students in SUNY proams would be forced to tuition , and according to Student Association of leave if the tuition was ineaed. the State University ot New York Inormation and Conel said that enrollment in the SUNY programs Research Director Todd Rubinstein, its would not decree because of the number of students om on tuition are rarely accepted. Tuition who applied to the schools each year. He said that the Is met by action of the Board of Trustees. report showed that there would always be enough A t to th Cm ioner of Higher and students able to pay the increased tuition. Prossnal 13Education for the Regents Byron Conell SUNY Spokesman Rum Gugino said that University aid that the board made the mmotion because Chancellor Ernest Boyer sent a letter to State Education its members felt each student should pay one third of Commissioner Ewald Nyquist rep sngto the proposals the schols cost. lb said that the board reasoned that made by the Regents which stated that he was "not sime media INhol duates would eam at least wifling to accept the recommendation at this time. This $60,00 aual would be able to pay back}any recommendation would require serious consideration kr as ta e needed to their education. He and study." M-Mftva - --ramN I' - In -M les dl In lo lrql Itudient C ollects a ann t .r'I'a To Enter Guiness Book of Records By NICHAEL J. 5. DURAND friends think I'm a litte bit crazy, but dei1 Last year, James Golege was the host of a ketchup contibute to the cause." drinking contest. The winner took home $50 for Fends Save drin g 32 ounces of the condiment in 14 s Goodstedt says that not only does he have some The pdze money was not the main Incentive for the friends saving for him, but he finds a lot of large pand of Tontsthey didn't do it because tops around the Union soda m es they liked the tste. It was the roar of the crowds, the Suce has not come wout pon, -however. public acclaim and the posbity that it might be (Xdt said that he gets "one cut for evey 101 put entered In the Guinea Book of Worid Records that on the chaln. My roommate decided to help me by s entkced such an act. putting some on for me. Between the fourtleth and Ron Goodstadt has a more kuoccuous fifteth foot mars, there are a lot of blod stains." habit, but shares one of the sae gps as the ketchup Goodstadt hopes that his efforts do not go wouta drinkers. Go tadt, a sophmore who resides in Ke1ly E lttie attention. Like the ketchup drinker, he hopes to 104, is a collector of pul tops fom soda and beer cm. make his mark in the world by having his "I started last October at a drin g paty," he said. acomlisbment documented in the Guine Book of "Two of my friends and I had 18 cm of beer and World Rrds.