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Central Florida Future. 142. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/centralfloridafuture/142 Club Funding Drought Ends V SG Okays New Laws By Sharon Marek A nearly 5-month dry spell for perfect compromise between no funding of FTU clubs and funding and funding to the limit." organizations was ended last week Club funding, by no means a when the Student Government new issue at FTU, first came under Senate passed two "milestone" scrutiny earlier this year when pieces of legislation. former SG President Frank Santry, The first, Student Senate Bill in a effort to stem the tide of 5-5, will put $3,000 in a "Student uncontrolled SG spending, outlined Government Clubs and a program that never pwed the PAINTINGS BY Dr. Walter Gaudnek• ue being Conference of Architects, in Atlanta, and in Organizations Account." This planning st.ages. displayed in Media, Pa., Presbyterian ChUI'Cb. Titled Philadelphia at Witherspoon. Paintings are owned by money, according to SG President Santry originally sought to force "20th Century Catacombs," paintings feature many the United Presbyterian Women, who display the Steve Adamick, can be obt.ained clubs to seek matching funds from religious and mystical symbols. Shown are a few of works. Gaudnek, who exhibited canvases on boats quickly and easily by clubs who their associated departments for the 50 paintings on display in Media, canvases which during the 1972 Olympics at Munich, is participating need office supplies or have other any funding granted by SG. This were commissioned in 1970 by United Presbyterian in an art marathon in Tampa that will end Saturday, simple operational expenses. proposal met with such opposition Women for their national meeting at Purdue Oct. 21. (Photos courtesyof FI'U art department) The second bill reserves $12,000 Santry dropped it in favor of a University. Exhibit has aJso appeared at 33rd to be used for "inter-university program which required clubs, programming." ''This bill," said organizations or individuals to 11F~••11lllllllllllDU Adamick, "is intended to insure devise campuswide projects which that large sums of money will be would be funded on a quarterly We Live in the Present, spent only on projects that will basis. By the Past, but affect or involve large numbers of Each club or group would have for the . .. students on campus." to compete with others for a Citing SG's past record of limited amount of funds. Only two spending for club programs, or three major programs a quarter Adamick explained, "We have would receive SG aid. consistently made the mistake of Neither program made it expending large amounts of money through the senate, but in Vol. 5 No. 5 FTU, Orlando, Flond3 October 20, 1972 on projects that were for only a anticipation of the necessity for very small group. Huge capital some new legislation, Adamick outlay expenditures during the last year for the MAX Clean Air -Car, the Village Players theatre group ATO Punished For Antics and the FTU Broadcast Club are By Beth Weilenman prime examples of this." The old legislation, Statute 3-69, Alpha Tau Omega fraternity was board, chairman Ken Lasseter said campus, Lasseter said that he and clumped the proce~ of operations found guilty of four counts of Tuesday. seven members of the judicial board and programs funding into one detrimental actions October 13 Speaking to a meeting of the bad found ATO guilty of violating unmanageable process, the SG during a hearing of the Presidents Council, which includes S t u d e n t s R i g h t s a n d president said. nterfratemity Council Judicial presidents of all ten fraternities on Responsibilities section 4, Personal "Under the old system," Abuse, which says, "Verbal abuse Adarnick said, "club requests ·ror of any perso'n, including Lewd, small amounts of operating funds indecent or obscene expression or were tied up often for weeks Pre-Registration conduct, on university premises or because they had to go through the university-related premises is same complicated process of prohibited .. " approval 'and allocation as the large ATO was also found guilty of outlays for programs or equipment. To Be Examined actions proven detrimental oo the W'¢ have done away with this old STEVE ADAMICK rushing of Delta Delta Delta system with probably the . two called a halt to club funding in June The 13-member Pre-registration Dr. Leland Jackson, assistant Sor?rity; guilty of 3:ctions fairest pieces of legislation ever written, five times speedier and the and told clubs it would not be Committee has been appointed and vice president of academic affairs, detrimen~ to the G!een umty .and necessary to submit early budget will meet October 24 to begin has been named chairman of the Greek spmt and ~ty of actions --------------. requests under the old system. investigation into the possibility of committee. Administration p~ven t~ot:: ag~n~ g:neral I~ "This is mandatory that we reinstating advance registration. · representatives include Paul R. go. cy tast ru nc ions are ~ Correction com~ up with some new program ,I s d McQuilkin, dean of men; I. Edward e ~g~ di .al eboard recommended that woulrl allow clubs or groups to P ro J' tu ent Knight, director of admissions and that 1i~ ~e placed on restrictive get funding at any time. Had we Joseph Gome~, comptroller. suspension with no fine for 10 left the old st.atute in effect, no John Brooks, Fl'U student weeks, which would deny the club could have gotten funding this Faculty Senate members ·on the and candidate in the Winter Park year," Adamick said. fraternity the rights of social, rush, City Commission race, is not an Contend For committee are Dr. Michael Hynes, intramural and pledging activities. To get around problems ~that education; Dr. C.A. Clausen, ultra-liberal as reported in the ,might come up, Adamick The Presidents Council Tuesday FuTUre last week. The story chemistry, and Dr. K. Phillip altered the recommendation· by a explained, SG may take care of Taylor, social science. should have read that Brooks is large capital outlay requests by City Office three-{ou.rths vote to allow ATO to an ultra-conservative. participate in intramurals. The purchasing equipment from its own By Randy Harrison Faculty-at-large members (Continued on Page 10) '------------- (Continued on Page 10) "There are people who want to include Marilyn Busch, busine~ use Winter Park like a administration; Dr. David L. Block, grapefruit ... squeeze it dry and engineering and Dr. Edmond Leaders Requirements Set then discard it. This is what I thlnk Kallins, humanities and fine arts. is the main issue" Dr. Jerome J. 'lbree requirements have been requirements before submitting The recommendation continues, Donnelly of the English dept. said. recommended for student theirrecommendation. "If a student does not meet "I saw my hometown of Ann Arbor Student representatives are leadership or responsibilityin any A memorandum for Dr. Brown eligibility requirements and believes deteriorate beyori repair because Paulette Getz, social sciences and campus student government group, quoted the recommendation as his ineligibility is caused by of a failure to re pect the wishes of Steve HaJe, natural sciences. SG organization, publication or campus saying; "To be eligible for any circumstances beyond his control, the people. I don't want to see it President Steve Adamick will activity, according to Dr. W. Rex position of leadership or he may submit a written appeal to happ n here. represent student government. Brown, vice president for Student responsibility in any recognized the Student Eligibility Committee Donnelly who brought his wife Affairs. student governing group, to hear and rule on any appeal.,, and three sons to Winter Park three The pre-registration referendum These requirements were organization, publication or activity The Office of Academic AffairS y ago, is currently running for a included on the SG election ballot recommended by the Student on campus, a student must (a.) be has concurred with the at on the Winter Park City will be very_ important in the Eligibility Committee, comprised of enrolled for a minimum of nine (9) recommendation, and the change is Commis&on. One of his opponents decision regarding advance Student Organization Coordinator hours each quarter and be a effective immediately. Brown also · John Brooks a tudent at FTU. registration. "If the referendum is Jimmie Ferrell, Assistant to the degree-seeking student (b.) have a said that one student representative B o s candidacy e ms to pos no defeated the program will probably Dean of Housing T. K. Wetherell cumulative GPA and FTU GPA of will be added to the membership of p ial problems for Donelly who be scrapped,' said Adamick, "If and Assistant for Student at least 2.0 (c.) not be on academic the committee. s h h n no "real jgns of approved, the results will be Development Lynda Lotz. The probation or_disciplinary probation Other changes in student rights {Continued 011 P<IKe 10) forwarded to the administration." committee reviewed current which is a matter of record ...." (Continued on Page 10) Vote Today At The Campus Kiosk-9 a.m.~4:30 p.m.