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Such fears are exaggerated; not all satellite-beamed signals are being scrambled, and the $395 decoder will bring in most of the ones that are. Pay- cable executives defend their right to charge dish owners for picking up their channels. Subscription fees are what defray the cost of programming, they argue, and it is only fair that dish owners ante up too. "In order for this product to exist, it has to be paid for by those who use it," says Duncan Murray, a vice president of the Disney Channel...
Under current alcohol policy, houses are not permitted to obtain temporary liquor licenses, and are therefore legally prohibited from collecting money for alcohol or for admission to house parties. Allowing houses to charge admission will help defray extra costs arising from the new alcohol policy...
...money, says captain Gerri Rubin '86, will be used to help defray the cost of the team's spring break training trip to South Carolina...
Citystep Director Sabrina T. Peck '84 said the gala affair will help defray costs for the organization, which eight times weekly sends undergraduates out to teach dance to 250 under privileged children at four public schools...
...says that the club will endeavor to make movies of its own. Since the cost of making an hour-long 16mm sound film is close to $15,000, Backus says that the film society has applied for money from the Undergraduate Council and the Office of the Arts to defray the costs. He adds that the club hopes for "pure profit" from the screenings in the Science Center...