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Beginning in October, SSFC started the MCSC funding hearing. Four hearings and a month later, SSFC continues to look at the MCSC budget. This unprecedented fourth funding hearing (every other organization has two) for MCSC will continue at this evening’s 6 p.m. SSFC meeting at Memorial Union, TITU.

The fact that SSFC is making cuts to this exorbitant budget is great news, but we find it hard to believe that after all this time SSFC members still have not made up their minds about each line-item. What makes this marathon session even more humorous is that MCSC will likely appeal the budget decision, meaning a final decision is not likely for possibly another month or two. This is all the more reason why this budget decision should be concluded this evening.

But at least MCSC is getting treated equally in a viewpoint neutral process … riiiggghhhttt.