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StoryLinks: Programs Finance Committee

Daily Emerald
February 1, 2004
Programs Finance Committee

Every year, through a series of meetings, ASUO finance committee members appropriate
nearly $5 million to dozens of student organizations. Listed below are a collection
of stories relating to the PFC and their activities during the 2003-2004 school
year.
If you would like to have any links to websites or related stories added please
contact the Online Editor at [email protected].
Oregon Daily Emerald news stories:

PFC
members squabble during ‘invalid’ session
– Feb 02, 2004
PFC
passes seven budgets Thursday – Feb 02, 2004
PFC
votes to approve budgets of five University organizations – Jan 29, 2004
PFC
hearings get smoother – Jan 28, 2004
OSPIRG
budget causes controversy at PFC meeting – Jan 26, 2004
PFC
ups funds for 7 groups – Jan 26, 2004
Groups
lose funds due to no-shows – Jan 26, 2004
PFC
designates over $383,000 in funds for 9 student groups – Jan 22, 2004
PFC
increases budget for OMSA, cuts Asklepiads – Jan 20, 2004
PFC
allots $250,000 Tuesday – Jan 15, 2004
PFC
questions validity of paying dues to USSA – Jan 14, 2004
ASUO
finance committee reviews 2004 budget – Jan 12, 2004
CRUNCHING
THE NUMBER$ – Jan 12, 2004
PFC
approves funding for nine student groups – Jan 12, 2004
News Briefs:

Emerald
files grievance against PFC
– Jan
21, 2004
PFC
increases Career Center’s budget – Nov 20, 2003
PFC
benchmark could secure a $76,761 increase in spending for 2004-05 – Nov 17, 2003
Oregon Daily Emerald letters & commentary:

Refunds,
not sports tickets, aid students – Jan 09, 2004

Related websites:

ASUO

– Official Website
Programs Finance Committee
Page – Official Website

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