by
Lindsay Vacek
| 04/12/2005
Union Treasurer Nick Freeman '07 cut the Union Senate's discretionary fund in half in an attempt to reduce the senate's role in club funding.The move follows newly-passed legislation that limits senate discretionary spending to senate projects, making clubs unable to approach the senate for money.Under the Union Government budget presented by Freeman at the senate meeting Sunday, the fund, usually set at $10,000, will be reduced to $5,000 next fall, and a new $5,000 finance board-controlled "club support fund" will be created.The Union treasurer has traditionally allocated around $10,000 to the senate discretionary fund, between $2,000 and $3,000 of which usually finances senate projects such as Deis-a-thon and Mod Fest.
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