UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Fridav. September 30,1994
5A
Money rejected for magazine
By James Evans
Kansan staff writer
Who sinations, a student run magazine, might not make it to the presses this year.
Last night, a Who'sinations bill asking for $7,650 was killed in the Student Senate finance committee. In order to get any money from Senate, the publication's staff would have to submit a new bill.
The committee vote on the bill ended in a tie. The bill needed a two-thirds vote to be presented to Senate for approval.
The staff of Who'sinations asked for the money to print five issues. One issue would be printed in the fall, three in the spring and one in the summer. Each issue would have 10,000 copies printed. Last year, Who'sinations printed 13,000 copies of each issue.
In February, Senate cut Who'siations funding because students working for the magazine were receiving schoolcredit for their work. Under its guidelines, Senate cannot finance organizations in which students involved get credit.
Jon Schark, Lawrence senior and an editor of Who'sinations, said that advertisers were reluctant to place ads since the publication had not been printed since February.
Derek King, off-campus senator, said he voted against the bill because he had seen evidence of the staff's lack of responsibility. He said he had seen a late payment notice last year on a bill at Copy Co. Inc. that Who'sinations did not pay.
King also said the bill asked for too much money. He said it would be more appropriate for Who sinations to ask for less money and print one less issue.
"I'm not against Who'sinations," he said. "I'm against giving them $7,600 for five issues."
Schwark said that he was not optimistic about obtaining funding from Senate.
"I'm not sure we'll resubmit the bill," Schwark said.
But, he said that if the magazine did not get financed by Senate, it would not be published.
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YOUTH ON BOARD will place interested students on community and municipal boards to serve as ex-officio members for the 1994-1995 school year.
Applications now available in the Student Senate Office 410 Kansas Union
for more information, contact Jennifer Ford (864-3710)
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