BSU V.P claims $145 gone

BSU V.P claims $145 gone

Black Student Union '76 (BSU)

Wanda Daniels, the Vice President of the BSU claims that there is $145 missing from SCUB safe.

David S. Simon

The Quad

Special Collections, Francis Harvey Green Library, West Chester University

11-16-1976

Sarah Johnson

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Vice President of Black Student Union, Wanda Daniels, claims that $145 was either stolen or misplaced from the SCUB safe. Daniels claims that on Friday, October 9, she gave Terry Nelson, night manager of SCUB, $292 that represented the profit on a BSU sponsored disco dance benefitting the NAACP. According to Daniels, Nelson put the money in the College Union safe. The BSU vice president asserts that when she reclaimed the money, almost a month later, that $145 was missing. She then notified Vice President for Student Affairs, Louis Weislogel. Daniels said that Weislogel had called the police in on the matter and they were now investigating. She also added that she was very disappointed with the way Weislogel handled the matter. "Mr. Weislogel made me upset with what he said," stated Daniels, "He had a bad attitude." "I spoke with Dr. Mayo, and he assured me that he will do whatever he can to help," Daniels added. She also stated that the possibility of asking RHA to replace the money had been discussed. When reached for comment, Terry Nelson affirmed Daniels story. Mel Josephs, director of College Union, said that she repeatedly asked BSU officers through IGA treasurer, Pat Gagliardo, to come and remove their money from the safe. "I would say that I reminded them at least half a dozen times," said Josephs. John Horvath, a college union employee, claims that he counted the money two days after it was put there, and counted $277.50. "If someone stole the money and the BSU count was correct, then about $15 was already missing," said Horvath. When asked how many people knew the combination to the safe, Horvath estimated "about fifteen that we know of."