The Student pay come in (SFB) voted 12-3 to deny a College Union Board (CUB) communicate of $69,326 for a fall concert featuring O. A. R and Saves the Day. CUB expected 1,300 students to attend the event which was to be held at the Student Recreation bear on. Tickets would undergo cost $15 for students and $20 for non-students. "I just think it's too much money for one concert that we don't even know the outcome of," Jennifer Mosesku representative-at-Large said. There was consider about how costly the ticket prices should be and whether two expensive acts should be booked for the same contrive."They're essentially asking for $70,000 for a genre we had before. This semester might not be the time to do it," Leonardo Acevedo executive director said. SFB members said a big concert should take place in the spring semester instead. SFB voted unanimously to fund a Unión Latina (UL) communicate of $1,573.99 for its annual Explosion Latina festival. The money requested would be covering the costs for food and the DJ. UL was expecting around 150 populate to attend. "They did a good job of cutting costs of some parts of the event," Matt McCann senior representative said. Maya Wadya assistant financial director agreed. "It comes out to $10 a person so I evaluate that's very reasonable for such a popular event."The first request SFB dealt with was from Catholic Campus Ministries which sought to bring together the College's Catholic community for a night of faith building and worship. They asked for $200 for dinner. Everyone voted to pass this request. "Because it's on campus it can displace in about 70 populate," Bill Fenimore administrative director said. The Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) asked for a bus to New York City for the National Antiwar Protest. They expect 50 people to go. PSA was anticipating a full bus and was publicizing this by working with organizations desire pardon International to promote this event. PSA requested $600 which 14 SFB members voted in favor of granting. PRISM requested funding for a viewing of the film "The Laramie Project" on the anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death. "I went to it measure year and it was a really good turnout with good discussion afterwards," Mosesku said. PRISM requested $342 to cover the movie rights and refreshments. SFB unanimously decided to go this communicate. INK requested $150 for publicity. The organization said they have three times as many members as last year and that they need the money for posters copying and advertisements. SFB members pointed out that there was no breakdown of how much each aspect cost. "They're asking us for money but they can't even alter an effort to express us what they want," Sheil Naik. Student Government Association assistant representative said. The board decided to table the communicate with three people voting to furnish INK $70 for copies for a full year and the others voting to delay.
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