1981_03 The Daily Collegian March 1981

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Pa— 12-** P*a_ Otegll —-March It, WW
Senate
r ttey get »ome additional funding
the A.S.. or tte tports will be cut.
-tveda taid that te would veto any
calling for tte Inclujion of tte fee
te under tte IM* of 'A.S.
A.S. in community affair* and could give
the A.S. tanato —ten contact with
tte bu*lne**men In tte community.
Alio, Watson tuggetted that tte A.S.
tpontor tte organization of a massive
' reglttration drive to involve ttu-
"    tte May 5 run-off between
_     of tte
ttory that was pri ntedj n Insight that has
and iwl_Mi_ig.
ttearttde, which
funded by th* IRA.* said Sepulveda.
Tte IRA wa* formed In Wa to take
some of tte pressure off tte AS.,
which had previously been compelled to   .
fund all activitie* (sports Included) IRA may or may not agree to increase
tte fee*. If tte IRA doe* not approve the
increat., tte spring ballot will include
the original A.S. fee increase proposal
only.
In otter matters, tte senate agreed to
form an ad hoc committee at tte request
ef Wayne Agner, Daily Collegian
bus i nets manager, to examine tte priori-
tie* concerning tte future growth of tte
Collegian.
Tte committee will deal specifically
with Agner'* previously denied request
of 126.014, which It needed to purchase
three new typesetting machines, a purchase Agner feels necessary *lf tte Cof-
leglan it to one day become financially
Ing too many organizations,' te said.
Sepulveda said that thoie service*
intended to te funded by tte A.S. are
tutorials, student .sslsUnts, tte child
day care center and otter student
provided service*.
JohnSteinman.
Noting that voter turnout will probably
be minimal as the run-off will be tte only
contest on May 5, Watson said. 'We
(CSUF students) can really have an impact on tte election being such a Urge
body in District 6.'
Watson reminded tte senate that tte
voter reglttration deadline I* April 6
and tuggetted that tte senate sponsor a
return visit of tte candidate* to speak
before the student body
.      i* Fab. 4
 caused some curmiw-un and that te
has talked to several concerned students
who complained against a colleg* paper
running such a story.
Sepulveda introduced tte Istue to tte
Changes __._
 affecting tte entire student ___,
will be printed In tte Daily Collegian
once approved.
Coupon expires May 22.1961
Travel
Agner pointed out that during tte past
five yean tte Collegian has returned
$37,163 in budget surplus to tte senate
The Collegian it allocated approximately
10 percent of tte collected AS   feet
•The Collegian was also the only organization this year to ask for a decreased amount of tte A.S. budget
ratter than an increase over last year's
request," Agner said
-Thi* should ihow tte senate that tte
Coihgun deserves more recognition and
consideration than has previously been
provided.* said Agner, who was backed
by several Daily Collegian staff member*
at tte meeting
During chair report*,  Jeff Watson,
vice
e that
te had looked into tte possibilities of
tte A.S. Joining tte Fresno Chamber of
Commerce He .aid that joining tte
organization could further involve tte
want to go Off on their own or who
didn' t want a rigid schedule
"It's probably tte best thing for a
single person who wants to meet people
to travel with,'he said.
Camp tour* are run by young people
'in their mid-twenties to early thirties,' and tourists stay in castles or
camp out in tents along tte way, Ross
said.
"Ttey can be like a very big party."
Ros* can also provide clients with a
tour which is "structured enough* to
be allowed into communist countries.
These trips cost approximately
S60O-S7O. for a two-week stay, he said
A trip to the Mediterranean would cost
approximately $4u_ for three weeks,
Ross said.
"The prices vary depending on where
you want to go and depending on tte
length of time you want to stay," he
said.
Although he didn't know why, Ross
said that 'air fare's going to be really
expensive thi* year."
Hi* "cheapest deal' is a package trip
from San Francijco to Frankfurt, Germany for $599.
He said the best time to go to Europe
is m tte early summer because most
tourists   go   in   mid-Jury   to   August.
'It's easier as far as less crowds,
and you're more likely to find space to
* A lot of people (Europeans) you meet
won' t be tired of tourists then,* he said.
"I noticed a difference in tte two
monthilwaithere.*       ,
Seventy-five percent of Rost' business is aimed at tte Europe market,
but 'we do a lot of Hawaii spots, too,'
Ross said.
He said te can also make travel arrangements for international ttudentt.
Ross said that he doesn't handle
travel in tte continental U.S. because
'there aren't that many tours available
here' and "if they're going to fly to
New York or something, they're really
better off doing it themselves.'
According to Rots, travel is down In
this country due to inflation, but that
doesn't bother him.
'Volume Isn't a concern,* te said.
'I'm just providing a service for people
who are going anyway.
'(Profit) isn't that big of a deal to
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