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     Carmittee has made $1500 
     
     more than laSt year and 
     
     that he felt we were hav~'-: 
     
     ing better bands and en— 
     
     tertainment this year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Barn lost $8000 last 
     
     year through operating 
     
     costs. 'Ihis years loss 
     
     should be less due to 
     
     the new contracts we 
     
     have with the 611 com- 
     
     panies-  
     
    

    
     The Radio Station is 
     
     budgeted to loose $4000 
     
     and the Sun is budgeted 
     
    
   
   
    
     to loose $7000 this year.. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
      Neville feels that 
     
     tte losses will prob- 
     
     ably be lcwer both of 
     
     these clubs. The Cadre 
     
     (newspaper) lost $4800 
     
     last year. It was felt 
     
     that even if the Sun \ 
     
     looses this amount or 
     
     more, it would be worth 
     
     it due to the improved 
     
     quality of the paper. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Neville felt that 
     
     we are in fairly good fin- 
     
     ancial straits at pre— 
     
     sent, we have paid off 
     
     $20,000 of the $43,000 
     
     that we owed the Univer— 
     
     sity. The Pig n' Whistles 
     
     should continue to make 
     
     a profit as well as the 
     
     winter Carnival. Winter 
     
     Carnival made a profit 
     
     of $2,000 last year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     last years Carnival Com- ' 
     
     mittee has returned again 
     
     this year and it is felt 
     
     a profit will be made 
     
     this year as well. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mike Netbhan, 01mm- 
     
     ication Officer repor- ‘ 
     
     ted that the 1977-78 di- 
     
     rectory has been pub— 
     
     lished and is available 
     
     at the Student Union Of- 
     
     fices. He thanked Pam 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Kennedy, Pat Inghram, , 
     
     Gerald McKama and Mary * 
     
     Ann Hutchinson, for all 
     
     the time and work they» 
     
     spent on its production. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'Ihe student news— 
     
     paper has changed both 
     
     its location and name 
     
     since he became Commun- 
     
     ication Officer last 
     
     Why. He‘ feels Iarry 
     
     Green has done an ex- 
     
     cellent job with the 
     
     newspaper, it is impro- 
     
     ving week by week. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Maurice RodgerSon has 
     
     resigned as manager of 
     
     the Radio Station. 
     
     Cheryl Cannon is inter— 
     
     im manager. Things are 
     
     running very well at the 
     
     station. A cable vision 
     
     camara has been purcha- 
     
     sed. CIMN is broadcast 
     
     on Cablevision  
     
    
   
   
    
     Discussion followed 
     
     the speeches. Some 
     
     very good points Were 
     
     raised by Emanuel Amohi. 
     
     Some of these questions 
     
     were 11 Why was Menor- 
     
     ial closed as a resi— 
     
     dence and what is being 
     
     done with it, 2. Do we 
     
     have any student imput 
     
     into administration de— 
     
     cisions, 3. Why doesn't 
     
     Administration subsi- 
     
     dize Student Union, 4. 
     
     and finally, has any.- 
     
     thing been done about 
     
     the high cost of text- 
     
     books in the"bookstore. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Other questions 
     
     raised by students were 
     
     1. What has~ been done 
     
     about A.F.S., 2. IS the 
     
     Student Union doing 
     
     anyl-l‘fing about student 
     
     enployment, and 3. how 
     
     many student Reps on 
     
     Senate and Board of 
     
    
   
   
    
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