Black Student Union ($18,848): Next year they have two stipended position, down from five. They lost stipends for their outreach coordinator, programs coordinator and assistant programs coordinator.

Community Internship Program ($15,213): It has one stipended position, down from eight.

Hawaii Club ($7,567): Kept both of its stipended positions.

Interfraternity Council: Kept its sole stipended position.

KWVA ($90,197): Kept all 11 positions, including its web page designer position and its newsletter editor position, both of which (website, newsletter) are pretty much non-existent

LGBTQA ($13,864): Lost two of its positions.

MeCHA ($20,459): It will have three positions, down from eight.

MCC ($98,973): Lo and behold, the MCC didn’t receive one cut. All five of its upper-level positions will pay stipends next year.

Native American Student Union: It will keep its three stipends.

Oregon Voice ($10,016): Will receive two stipends, down from three. Apparently their layout person will have to find work next year.

This is my favorite … The Student Insurgent ($17,882): It will keep all three of its paid positions, including its “graphics” guy. That must piss off the OV.

Seriously, there’s no rhyme or reason to why some groups received cuts and others didn’t. What I showed you is representative of how strange the new stipend “model” is. However, it’s not like any directors got their stipends cut.

Casey, I’ll have to amend my post. It was APS that received the massive cuts. DDS, which has a slightly larger budget, will keep its two paid positions.

Dear MCC,

Get jobs you lazy pinkos.

Love,
Tim