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Volume 2, Issue 22
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© MetroPress March 12, 1.980
So who's minding the store? by Lou Chapman
Very few guidelines exist for vendors who sell on the second I' floor of the Auraria Student Center and authorities have no formal procedure for dealing with complaints or liabilities. One woman ·has said she retur.,_ ned a chipped necklace to one vendor, only to have the same necklace given back to her in ''exchange.'' Last week, another woman said she was verbally abused when she requested an exchange from a ..... vendor.
According to Roger Braun, director of the Student Center, sales are allowed in the Center so clubs and academic departments can advertise and sell tickets to events and promote themselves, to provide a sales outlet for organizations and fund-raising while providing a service to the students, and to provide an outlet for people who have wares to sell. Braun, however, never deals with the vendor when sales arrangements and commission deals are being made . The organization sponsoring the ven-
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dor is responsible for assuring that the vendor has the proper licenses and for finalizing all money matThe MSC Placement Office has a wide selection of Job ters. Effective Jarr. 21, 1980, the opportunities waiting for potential employees but Center has required vendors to students aren't exactly breaking down the doors to get have a valid retail sales tax license. those jobs and students that do try have mixed Braun only approves the responses. space reservation agreement with the campus organization. S. Peter Duray·Blto reviews the current MSC Student Art Braun said he doesn't verify Exhibit, which he's glad to report Is being shown In the Emmanuel Gallery. Also, Metrostyle listens to new Biiiy sales licenses and expects the sponJoel and Linda Ronstadt and likes both. soring organizations to use good iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ , • jud~mept in choosing vendors.
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''Of course, anything illegal, we would not allow,'' Braun said. ''Anything illegal we know about, let's put it that way.'' Braun said the Student Center has never received a formal complaint of bad business in the Student Center. He said he has had "off the cuff" complaints, however, which were mostly about persons distributing what he termed "propaganda." , • contiQued on page 12