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Friday is the target date for deciding whether to exchange the space now occupied by the Union Bookstore wi th that of the Office of Student Activities. Union administrators, student government representatives and the manager of the bookstore met Monday to iron out the reallocation plan details. ifut student government leaders stressed after the meeting that the decision to move has not been finalized, and Kathy Tobin. Student Senate vice-president, said that if student groups say "no" to the move, it will not occur. The possible move has provoked responses from some student groups that say they have had little or no say about the plans. The Friday deadline was set after bookstore manager Richard Templeton said he needed to know how many supplies to order for the bookstore. Templeton also manages the I-Store.