April 30, 1984 SGAbudget hearing minutes

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Towson State University Towson, Maryland 21204 (301) 321-2711 MINUTES STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION BUDGET HEARINGS April 30, 1984 The Student Govenunent Association Budget Hearings were called to order at 4:07. Senator Goldsmith moved to excuse herself at 6:00-seconded. Senator Goldsmith was excused. Senator Slowey moved to excuse Senator Heacock for being late-seconded. Senator Heacock was excused (4:25). The budgets considered on April 30 were: The Executive Budget, Towerlight, Economics Club, Tower Echoes, Society of Physics Students, Biology Club and Grub Street Wit. Vice President O'Shea read Senate hearing suggestions prepared by Arlene Campeggi, and Treasurer Cohn read the Financial Advisory Board Policy for 1984-85. The first budget considered was the Executive budget. Senator Hyatt moved to consider the Executive budget-seconded. Treasurer Cohn explained the FAB recommendation. Senator Finkelstein moved to accept the FAB recommendation of $141,476.08-seconded. A discussion occurred. Senator Oppenheimer moved to previous question-seconded. The vote to accept the FAB recommendation of $141,476.08 was unaninimous. The motion passed. The seconded budget considered was the Towerlight. Senator Dinkin moved to consider the Towerlight budget-seconded. Treasurer Cohn explained the FAB recommendation. A representative from the Towerlight was recognized to explain their budget request. The Senate debated. Senator Hyatt moved to accept the FAB recommendation of $20,078.60-seconded. The vote to accept the FAB recommendation of $20,078.60 was unanimous. The motion passed. The third budget considered was the Economics Club. Senator Kushner moved to consider the Economics Club budget-seconded. Treasurer Cohn explained the FAB recommendation. A representative from the Economics Club was recognized to explain their budget request. The Senate debated. Senator Sebula moved to divide the question-seconded. Senator Mister moved to allocate $80.00 to the Activity account. The Senate debated. Senator Slowey moved to previous