University Daily Kansan, February 10, 1983
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Fee hike advances to Senate
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By SARA KEMPIN Staff Reporter
The Student Senate Finance and Auditing Committee recommended an increase of $3, or 14.6 percent, in the student activity fee for fiscal 1984 and 1985 during final budget deliberations last night.
The fiscal year runs from July to June of each year.
The finance committee's recommendation will go to the Senate for further consideration at it Feb. 23 meeting.
If its recommendations are approved by the Student Senate and the KU administration, the current $20.50 activity fee will increase to $23.50.
DAVID AMBLER, chance candlellor for student affairs, has said he could go
along with a 50-cent increase in the activity fee.
But he has said that because of the 20 percent incident fee increase approved by the Board of Regents and the Kansas Legislature for next year, administrators would probably be bury of a large increase.
of a large increase. The finance committee divided activity fee money among 13 revenue code groups and the student organizations and unallocated accounts administered by the Senate.
Revenue code groups are organizations such as the University Daily Kansan, radio station KJHK, the transportation service and recreation
Money from the student organizations' accounts is allocated to student clubs and groups during spring budget hearings every year.
If the Senate approves the committee's recommendations for financing the revenue code groups, requests for student money will then go to the administration for consideration.
MONEY IN the Senate unallocated account is set aside for special projects or emergencies.
During deliberations last night, the committee decided to allocate $3.55 of the $4.55 that Recreation Services had requested.
Recreation Services had asked the committee to give it the same amount of money it now receives from the activity fee as well as to institute a $2 campus privilege fee for building and equipment repair.
equipment report. The committee also voted to Innsce the Concert and Chamber Music Series at $1.59 of the $1.83 they had requested.
MOLLIE MITCHELL, co-chairman
of the Student Senate Cultural Affairs Committee and a member of the Concert Series Committee, said the reduction in the increase would hurt the program.
patience.
"We were $24,000 in debt, but we only asked for $18,000," she said. "And they only gave us half of what we requested."
She said that if the group did not receive more money, ticket prices to the Chamber and Concert Series events would have to increase by as much as 50 percent.
The committee also decided to finance the Associated Students of Kansas at 40 cents, instead of the 45 cents the group had requested.
Charles Lawhorn, Kansas City, Kan,
senior, said he thought the issue should
be placed before the Senate.
He said he thought the Senate was
responsible enough to make a good decision about the effectiveness of ASK.
THE GROUP recommended financing the groups at the following amounts:
Associated Students of Kansas,
$14,652; Concert and Chamber Music
Series, $28,541.20; Graduate Student
Council, $28,571.40; Legal Services for
Students, $8,719.12; KJHK, $28,979.10;
KU Bands, $28,979.10; Recreation Services
Recreation Services programs,
$84,249; and Recreation Services
operations, $45,787.50.
Student Bar Association, $4,395.60;
Student Seale, $45.263; Transportation Services, $219,780; University Daily Kansan, $109,890; University Theatre,
$46,520.10; Student Organizations,
$66,300.30; and the unallocated account,
$10,250.40.
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