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which the Rathskeller will be closed" due to vacations, the
total sales will drop accordingly. Some expenses will remain constant from month to month, such as depreciation and Interest on loans, which are pro rated fortha year. Thelrpercentage of the sales will then be greater, and thus the net profit will be less. As long as the net profits of the full operating months reasonably compare with September'S profits, the Rathskeller should be operating In the black very shortly. The members are encouraged to oontlnue using the services of the Rathskeller. If the Rathskeller Is faced with comparable success In the proceeding months, It will be able to offer more services to Its members. In other words, the niore the Rathskeller Is used, the better It will become.
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ST.UCP held Its"fQ\lrth Steilena security Force, and was decided upon for sure, ' For theParlocJ Enl!e'd Saptember 30, 1977 mee,tlng of ,tbe semester this . reportlnGttiem to STUCC, some IdeBs were to have beer 1177 P.roent ~roent past Su'nday, oct. 23. Although ~atterned after the SRB, It will and hot dogs, seck races, a of.... 11711 of Sales only"".13, of' the ,21 voting· gather facts relating to a conl-: sl\ateboard rally, exhlbltlona, Total Revenue From Oper. $6,574 $4839, members .w,ere'present. the plaint, and.lf,the problem Is anC:laband·ortwo.TheSenlor Cosf'of Gooda Sold $2300 351fe $3131 64.7% Council .d,1sc;ussed. two ,new deemed, a valid'· one, notify Representatives, Art Harper, Salaries, Wages, a Pay. $1,524 23.3% $1629, prpgr~m.ILW~lch ,lUntenda to: Security HeadCharlei Smith: If Ron Hosie, al)d Debra Van Taxes 37.8% $795 12,1% $1340 Implementthla. aC\ldemlc year: nothing III done to remedy the Sickle, wo.uld be charged with Operating Expenses 27.7% $1955 29.7% -$1275 -26.3% After the Clus and Organlza;. sl~Uiit.loti,.a second nQtiflcljlilon overseeing the day's ,savents. Net qper. 'Galn or (1.,018) tlon. rep.' repor.ls and'Old to, Mr•.Sml~h will be, made., II Both this IdeaandtheSecurlty Rev., Other Than Oper. $1,137 $783 ~slnEl~a, ware'completeil Pres. after. thl~ noaatlsfa<!lory action Committee program will be exOther Expenaas ' $660 $814 Jim Weatherall preSented to,the. Is taken, the Committee will go panded at STUCO's ne~t (depreciation, etc.) , gathering hlsldeas,on a securl- ,To Tom Lunghard, ~olal meeting on Nov. 6. Net Revenues (profit) $2,432 -$1106 ty C9.i'!1 ml ei fprmerly known Assistant to p,resldent Rogera, , ' as thll"Ombudsman'Comm, and Mr. Smiths superior. This Idea'had beendlscusaed Alter some discussion ' ,earH.r'this,~!"e~t~r, and .-p- ' STUCO voted to'formthecom-·, , ~. ' . parentIYdropped,!:l.utlnllght,ot,.,l!'ltte-e,"",Mlke MOrg.rrilfI19IrlfTi"il1~$;1' '~'~. , recent security'· problems 'On accapted'tne position of Chaitp"'la~n'''''''els n , '~ " " CPT a new Interest In, develop- man. The next step will be to " , I . , Ing 'such a commltllle: was, ..d\'!lW,up,,0P.8ratlonalllUldelln!lS . . . ." . awakened. '. and'select members. ' "",' At·the'IDC meeting last Mon- dorms met with Dean Eversen The Council also pointed out· THe Committee, J,lm explainThe second project discussed day night, the Issue of allow'i~g' .and Allan Gallagher on Mon- that the refrigerators In the ed, would be' manned by a was a Stevens picnic, or an all· Hot Pots' and refrigerators In day, Oct. 24. kltohens are sulljeot to costly Junior 'Rep. Chllirman" one. campus day, which Is tentative· dormitory rooms was discussThe issue was presanted and vandalism and the kitchens are representative from each 01a8s- Iy scheduled for nexhemestsr. ed. It was ths opinion of the Dean Eversen replied that too cremped with the (preferably' from' outside the The picnic, which will be Counoil that the residents want refrigerators and hot pots are refrigerators In them. The IOC Council), and:.representatlves organized by the Class and this privilege., In an effort to not allowed In the dorms for the reQuested that more kitchens from the Student Review Board, Organization reps,ls afollowup determine the pos~lblllty of following rElasons: be put In eaoh dorm, thereby IFC, and ,KHODA. It would be on an Idea from the Leadership allowing the~e appliances in 1. The buildings are not proper- reducing the crOWded concharged With. reviewing Conference earner this dorm rooms, the executive Iy Wired for the powerreQuired dltlons. The admlnistretlon stUdent's oomplamts about the semester. Although nothing council and Head Reps of the by the units. responded by pointing out that 2. The appliances would en. there are no rooms available courage cooking In the rooms and If they took dorm rooms, and by state oode any area In there would be less income. whioh cooking is taking place The lockers supplied by the - The Stevens Graduate tlon of, graduate studentaat passed from benign neglect, to must ,have a sink with a grease dorm office for appliances were Students Association (SGA) Stevens, the Quality of graduate antagonism during last year's trap and hot and cold running also discussed. The Council complained that the locker size sponsored events, during the life has improved significantly. strike, to Increased cooperation water and an exhaust fan. past week aimed at promoting Graduate .students l1ave at- and respect at present. He en· 3. The units would encourage a and amount of lockers agreed social'and political Interaction talned eQual status with un- couraged attendance at Infor- sanitary problem as far as upon and published in the STUTE was not what'was In-' among graduate stUdents. Fri· dergraduates In on-campus Job . mar colloquia, Which are held refuse disposal and bugs. stalled In, the dorms. Dean day, October 21" was a self- interviews, A graduate Student off-campus In Hoboken, and In reply to these reasons, the Eversen was unaware of this proclaimed "Graduate StUdents Affairs Committee Is being ere sufficiently general to' be Day" celebrated by'a victorious formed, composed of membsrs enjoyed by members of all IDC asked exactly how much situation and ag reed to check power the present size out the reasons for the switch. socoer game between the' of the faCUlty, administration, departments, refrigerators reQuire and What is SGSA and the JV Soccer team, and .stUdent body. Successful the capacity of the present The issue of Ice machines followed by a party, The highly Interdepartmental social funcThe last order of business was successful party, open to the tions were held. The library' the voting of letters of commen- lines. Dean Eversen was not came up and the COUncil Is sure of the exact values but felt actively considering all entire Stevens community, was Xerox fee was helved. dation to past officers J1m Lloyd , confident that refrigeretors In possibilities. The edminlstraheld In the Jacobus Hall and Dr. Don Sebastian. each room would exceed the tlon has offered to buy four new Of course, this progress was lounge. It was attended by amount of power avellable. The machines for North, South, possible only with the cooperaabout 60 grad students and IDC will send three reps to see Palmer, and Hayden, If the IDC guests, with many others tion of faculty and admlnlstra· BaG to determine the exact will finance all maintenance wandering In from time to time tlon. In recognition of this fact, limitations this week. cosis. The service contracts for to hear tlie beautiful' and three members of the Stevens talented Annie Freeman sing, community were unanimously When asked for the classifica- the units being considered by voted letters of commendation. tion of the state code, Dean the administration was quoted sample some cheese or Those recognized were Dsan Eversen offered to give a copy by Mr. Frisco to be chocolatl/ fondue, or engage In Everson, Larry Minck, and Dr. conversetlon,' of the regUlations to the Coun- $300/year/machlne. The cost of . cil. The Council argued that the $1200 per year could not A general meeting was held on R. Schiller. appliances In the room would possibly be financed by the The slate of new offlcsrs October 26 on Kidde Lecture not mean that cooking would be IDC's limited budget and acomHall, primarily to elect new of- proposed by the nomlnetlng allowed but both Eversen and promise Is being shoughl. ficers. The meeting was opened committee was aocepted unSTUCO · ,1 Gallagher thought that It would As far as future plans for the by remarks from those leaving ani mously. The new officers be very hard to control. The IDC dorms are concerned, Dean Letters ..' , 2 office: President Jim Lloyd, are: President-Ed Ezell; Vicehas rulings as far as cooking In Eversen said that the President One Senior's Opinion .• 2 Vice president Ed Ezell; Sec. president-Tony Manllo; Sec. the rooms applies end felt that It is running a fund relslng to treasurer-Jim Schnelfer. The treasurer Don Sebastian. In Roving' Reporter •••.... 3 would strictly enforce these Install Cable TV, doorbelltheir remarks It was noted that new president remarked that In Meet the Greeks ..••... 4 regUlations If It became buzzer systems and telephones in the short life time of the recent history the prevailing atSports a necessary. In the dorms. SGSA, the first such organlza- titude toward grad students had
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-'Fhe Stevens Rathskeller Association wpuld like to announce that sales for the month of September have· made a definite turn for the better. For the first time in over 9 months, the net reventnls are In the bleck, by roughly $2,000, The eccompanylng box shows the Rathskeller financial statement for the month of September. On the right side of the financial statement are the corresponding figures for September of 1976. Thepercentages, rather than the figures of each part should be compared, Hci80K~~iN;a.>oCTd8ER28, 1977" to fully see the differences of ' . , __ ., .... ~, ". . the .two months,