Page 8 University Daily Kansan, January 27, 1982
Leftover food money will return to halls
By JAN BOUTTE Staff Reporter
The Residential Programs Advisory Board yesterday approved a proposal that would give the All Scholarship Hall Council control of any surplus from the food budgets of six of the scholarship halls.
The proposal, which will go into effect for the 1982-83 scholarship hall contract, states that any surplus in the food budgets of the halls will be returned to the hall. If the residents of the hall wish to use it for any purpose other than capital improvements, they must petition the ASHC.
only six of the eight scholarship halls use food services that are budgeted through the contracts.
Food budgets for Miller and Watkins halls are established by the residents for each of seven kitchens.
In the past, the surplus from the other six halls was returned to the individual residents if the amount was at least $5 per resident.
The scholarship hall contracts are unique in that they have a clause requiring residents to pay any difference if food expenditures exceed the amount budgeted in the contract. The housing department is required to return any surplus in the food budget money.
The ASH worked throughout the fall to draft an acceptable proposal regarding such refunds, Roger Martin, ASH president said yesterday.
Martin said usually three or four of
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the six scholarship halls stayed under the amount budgeted for food.
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The advisory board also approved changing the deadlines for scholarship bids.
The board set rates at $480 for double rooms and $490 for singles, with a $10 per night rate.
The advisory board also discussed the possibility of discontinuing vacation
Fred McElhenie, director of the Office of Residential Programs, and closing the residence hall during the semester break had worked well.
This proposal moved the schedule up nearly a month from last year. Martin said that by knowing how many spaces were open, the selection committee would be able to notify new applicants by April 15 so that the students could make definite plans for the next school term.
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In other action, the board approved housing in the residence hall system.
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