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Show -"a.-. ". .. - i : --) - ." .4 ; - , .Ji . . !? W "V Athletic supporters TSUU's budget vote "They had better go along with it," Soren-sen Soren-sen said. Goff expressed the opinion that ASUU should be a unionized body which would make demands upon the administration andor go on strike. Mish Howerton, a member of Academic Affairs Board, who came along with Max Goff, said she would like to see the Athletic fee made optional. Two schools of thought on Athletics is prevelant. The first calls for a restructuring of the Athletic fee which could cover other areas like Outreach. The second is one of eliminating the fee entirely and having Utah get out of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). Goff concluded his arguments: "We've really got no business funding Athletics." Sorensen in summary said that "we have someone who says this will happen and we someone else say that this will happen, but no one really knows anything." By DAN STEGGELL Chronicle Staff "I agree with Bob Curtis on the Athletics issue," said Pete Sorensen (Humanities), Finance Board Chairman, in a Huddle interview Sunday. "We aren't getting enough services for the money we're putting put-ting into it." "But I think that Curtis' approach consists of bad tactics," he added. Mr. Sorensen was referring to a motion made in last Thursday's Associated Students Stu-dents of the University of Utah (ASUU) Assembly to substitute Curtis' Bill No. 49 in lieu of the athletic allotment of $240,000. Bill No. 49 proposed that one-third one-third of the fund ($80,000) would be given to the Department of Athletics with the remaining two-thirds being placed in an athletic reserve. The bill, which was rejected by the Assembly Assem-bly 28 to 14 with one abstention, stipulated stipu-lated that the reserve would not be spent until certain agreements around the fund-ing fund-ing of Cheerleaders, Utahnas, Marching ASSEMBLY VOTE ON ALLOCATING $240,000 TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS: EDUCATION: For: Jacque Conkling, Mary Jane Klc, Danelle Gardner, Jennifer Nelson, Annette Mellor, Michele Marchant. ACADEMIC COUNSELING: For: Randy Ludlow. Against: Tallie Cavaness, Robin Head. Absent: Robin Baker. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, AND RECREATION: RECRE-ATION: For: Scott Bringhurst, Janet Black. BUSINESS: For: Marilyn Cowan, Richard Greene, Duane Moss, Mark McDonough. Absent: Ab-sent: Steve Eiggren, Bill Wirthlin. SCIENCE: For: Diane Bailey, Nancy McMillan, Steve Johns, Briant Herzog. Abstain: Ning Chang. Absent: Rick Klein. PHARMACY: For: Nancy Crover, Jud Work. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: For: Dave Hansen. Against: Max Goff, Wendy Love, Leonard McCee. Abstain: Steve "Philo Johnson. John-son. Absent: Judee Williams, Cindy Allen. CRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK: Absent: Ab-sent: Barry Rigby. LAW: For: Pete Dixon. Absent: Gary Weight. MEDICINE: For: Brent Petty. Absent: Riley : Rees. MINES: For: Steve Pohlman. Absent: Barry Ruhlander. NURSING: Against: Marianne Fraser. Absent: Nancy Ashby. HUMANITIES: For: Ken Tucker, Pete Sorensen, Bill Wilson, Lynn Merrill. Against. Barbara Croft. Absent: Sue Burt, Oskie Anderson. ENGINEERING: For: Paul Handy Brown Against Bob Curtis, Rick Kohler. Absent: Curt.s Basta, Debbie Rudy. FINE ARTS: Against: Ludean Robson Sally Peterson. Pe-terson. Absent: Jan Hurst, Alg Jondahl, Steve Parson, . Band, Women's Recreation Association and me. creation of an optional athletic fee were met. "I personally don't think we had a choice in the matter of funding athletics," he said. It would be really presumptuous to change it. The fund is set up by the State Nd of Higher Education (SBHE). Any nge in it will have to be done through them." Max Goff (Soc. and Behav. Sciences) then joined the coffee session. "I think negotiants negotia-nts are not practical," he said. "If some-8 some-8 is going to be done about Athletics, wvegottodo it now." D Hansen (Soc. and Behav. Sciences) sat n and added: "They were going to get mat money whether we voted to give it to m not I think the referendum is the KeHothe whole issue." e referendum mentioned by Hansen will neid sometime before the end of the athiT' deS qstion of funding relics, students will also be able to cast ASUU C.?ncermn8 the abolishment of Outr ' u establishment of a permanent ach funding fee, and the general Nurturing of student fees. SlT I66'5 that if students come out in f a Z , nging the Allelic fee and that 'y established Ad Hoc Athletic 'i eteof!V0?suchachange-theSBHE navetogo along with it. |
