[Vision2020] Dale Courtney

[David M. Budge]

Let me begin this by clearly stating that I don't have a dog in this 
hunt.  I couldn't give a ratsass whether Christ Church rents out the 
Kibbie Dome or sets up tents at Pond 9 (does Pond 9 still exist Carl?).  
So there, that's said.

So beyond the heartburn of your communities disconnect of the feuding 
forces, I have a couple of questions:

Assuming that the Kibbie Dome is "owned" by the ASUI, I have to ask what 
exactly is the ASUI? 

Is it a not-for-profit group or an unincorporated association? 

Who are the owners? 

Are the owners the current students or all students who ever paid dues 
to the ASUI (including me).

Or perhaps, are the owners the public at large like non-profit 
corporations are with only one member? (Think Gritman Hospital - this is 
a little technical here but I'm sure the lawyers in the crowd know what 
I'm talking about.) 

To the extent that the ASUI paid for the building of the Dome (and I 
take this as a leap of faith as I can't remember - um - it's an age 
thing) did the ASUI purchase the land on which the Dome sits from the 
foundation that was established by the Land-Grant College Act?

If the land wasn't purchased from the University of Idaho Foundation 
then is the ASUI a tenant?

As a tenant does the ASUI pay rent? (I know I'm heading off the wall here.)

If the ASUI collects (sub)rent how is it disbursed to the owners?

I don't know the answers to any of these questions.  I'm just trying to 
figure out if you guys owe me any money or if I have to hide from you 
like I do the rest of my creditors.

db



Andreas Schou wrote:

>Donovan:
>
>Christ Church has the right to speak. No one disputes that. 
>
>However, they do not have the right to borrow my megaphone. Kibbie
>belongs to ASUI, which is not an agent of the state but a private
>assocaiation. That's why they can charge the "no, it's not really a
>tuition" that the state charges.
>
>-- ACS
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