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Election: ASI no longer planning to hold
special vote for fee increase referendum
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together to get the fee passed.
The Senate also gave Lambda
Sigma Gamma $1,200 to produce
two plays for children next semes¬
ter, leaving $1,500 in unallocated
surplus funds for the rest of the
academic year.
Senators Craig Rose, Rodney
Walker, Stacey Louie, Christina
Salcedo and Kathryn Jones op¬
posed the Sl ,200 funding.
Walker moved to fund the so¬
rority $800, as is "the average for
fraternities and sororities.'* He said
it was a matter of fairness.
Jones, who moved to give
Lambda $700, said she thought the
plays are a good program but the
sorority should try to find outside
sponsors.
Rose said giving Lambda$l,200
would be unfair to Bulldog Video,
Association of Counselor Educa¬
tion, Student California Teachers
Association and Inter-Varsity
World Hair I Stylist
Master Barbers
228-8000
Christian Fellowshipbecausethey
requested funds as well, but their
requests have been tabled in the
Finance and Budget Committee.
Allison Frost, member of "Stu¬
dents for a Responsible Chancel¬
lor," asked the Senate to hold a
"student-wide vote" to pass a "no-
confidence" referendum against
CSU Chancellor Barry Munitz.
The Violence Against Women
Committee bylaws were passed,
making it a standing committee of
the ASI instead of an ad-hoc com-
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Relief: Child
care offered
to provide
study time
for parents
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worry about where their children
are.
Graduate student Debra Jami¬
son said she believed the program
would help her out during finals
week.
"It really great (idea),* said
Jamison, who has a 3-year-old
daughter, Holly. "I'd feel sa fe about
her being there." She said she plans
"It's really a
great idea.
I'd really
feel safe
about (my •»
daughter
being at the
Center)."
Jamison
to leave her J
^daughter  at
the Center.
The Center I
will offer care j
from 6 p.m. to [
12 a.m. Crews I
said this I
should be I
convenieHMor I
those parents I
who cannot [
find evening
child care.
Sign up is required at the Cen¬
ter to place the children on the list.
Single parents children will be
given priority, but others will be
given slots if room permits. Par¬
ents are requested to call at least
one day ahead to secure a spot.
The child care is. free, but the
center is asking fora $1 to cover the
child's snack cost.
Crews said she didn't know
how many volunteer sitters signed
up but said they needed more.
"We are asking teacher, staff
and faculty and child care majors
to volunteer, and students too,"
she said. The more we get the
better."
Prospective volunteers can call
the Women's Resource Center at
225-2197 bet ween 9:30 am and 4:30
pm.
FALL 1991
USED BOOK
BUYBACK
Main Level
Patio
DECEMBER 12-24
Dec 12 Thu 8*00-6:30
Dec 13 Fri 8*00-4:30
bee 14 Sat 10*00-2:30
Dec 16 Mon ...8:00-6:30
Dec 17 Tue ..8*00-6:30
Dec 18 Wed 8*00-6:30
Dec 19 Thu 8*00-6*30
Dec 20 Fri 8*00 - 4:30
Dec 21 Sat CLOSED
Dec 23Mon „ 8*00-3:30
Dec 24 Fri 8*00-12*00
Kennel Bookstore buys back text¬
books from students. Old edition,
loose-leaf, poor condition, over¬
stocked texts cannot be bought
back. If the text has not been reor¬
dered, a wholesale price is offered
based on its current market value.
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