March 10, 2013
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$1 voluntary fee will be on ballot

Campus clubs could receive some fresh funds.

If approved, the voluntary $1 Representation Fee paid during registration will go towards clubs.

“It’s going to allow students to become educated through speakers, seminars and legislative bodies,” said Justine Cathey, Associate Student Government vice president.

A similar fee was passed at Santiago Canyon College in spring 2011 and raises about $45,000 annually. ASG expects to receive about half that.


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