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Wednesday, April 8, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Organizations budget is in red
By a Kansan reporter
Approval of three groups' capital equipment requests helped push the Student Senate Finance Committee's $65,000 student organizations budget more than $14,000 into the red last night.
David White, committee member,
said, "I think that giving these three
groups these major items of capital
equipment is setting a precedent.
"We denied other groups computers, but we turned around and gave the crew a shell, the rugby team a scrum machine and the table tennis
team a robot."
But Kevin Elliot, committee member, said the deficit easily could be made up with money from the Senate's unallocated account.
The committee had budgeted $65,000 for student organizations but approved allocations totalling $79,489.
The committee's recommendations will go before the full Senate for approval at 7 p.m. today.
Kansas Crew requested and received money for a $12,400 racing shell, and the table tennis club received money for a $645 pingpong
ball throwing machine. The rugby club received $5,530 for a scrummage machine, used in blocking practice, to replace the team's old one.
The committee also set six other student organizations' budgets at the
The six groups and the amounts recommended by the committee were: KU Cricket Club, $562; Student Health Advisory Board, $1,309; Women for Educating KU, $245; Expressions, a dance group, $440; Malaysian Student Association, $305; and Engineering Students Council, $2,320.
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