Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, October 11, 1990

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 20-29 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1990 '4:00 P.M. MSU 2 01 VIII. NEW BUSINESS F. Approval of $2,500 for operating cosats of the 1990 CSUN Elections. G. Approval of $1357.50 out of the 908 account for Stu-dent Governemtn buttons. H. Approval of $2450 out of the 908 account for Student Government brochures. I. Approval of $1225.85 out of the 908 account to send OSI Director, Traci Smith, to PRSSA National Conference. J. Approval of a $200 contract out of 903 account for the VIP Control. K. Approval of a $500 contract out of the 903 account for Warren White. L. Approval of a $500 contract out of the 903 account for Shakin1 Dominoes. M. Approval of a $600 contract out of the 903 account for Tommy Rocker. N. Approval of a $150 contract out of the 903 account for the TKE fraternity to do clean up. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURMENT /bjb UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS BUSINESS OFFICE CSUN ENTERTAINMENT AND PROGRAMMING BOARD CONTRACT This shall serve as an agreement between CSUN Entertainment and Date approved by Senate: White: Business Manager Yellow: MSU Director Pink:CSUN E & UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 Programming Board and (Affiliation: for the following special services: 1. Date of Event: 2. Description of services: 3. Duration of event: 4. For the amount of: 5. Check payable to:_ Signed this _day of 19_ CSUN Executive Board SSN CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS BUSINESS OFFICE CSUN ENTERTAINMENT AND PROGRAMMING BOARD CONTRACT This shall serve as an agreement between CSUN Entertainment and Programming Board and ~~~ 1 "I'n (Affiliation: ) , SSn\^ for the following special services: 1. 2. Date of Event: l.'-fS l 3 Description of services: 4 1 a p , jLo-eKr^" - t 3. 4. 5. Duration of event: For the amount of: Check payable to: \ i - a V cuMJzi UULa ^m • Street Address /lA City, State, Zip Code Date approved by Senate: Dfrec is 1 Q y day of O c f c ' K V 19 °fD - c CSUN Executive Board CSVN Business Manager CSUI^E & P Director White: Business Manager Yellow: MSU Director Pink:CSUN E & UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3881 BUDGET AMENDMENT FOR OFFICE OF STUDENT INFORMATION Request budget be amended by appropriating an additional $1500.00 to the OSI account. Error in planning of budget was in the neglect to account for administrative costs, such as typesetting fees, registration fees, etc. Account # 0-2-457-4120-908 Initial balance: $5,000.00 Initial balance Student Government PVC, self-supporting sign Student Services banner Typesetting for Student Government Calendar Cards OSI/KUNV Stickers for Warren Peace Radio Show Typsetting for Student Government Brochures Student Government Brochures (8000) Buttons for College Fair and General Distribution $5000.00 - $28.75 $4971.25 - $101.50 $4869.75 - $35.00 $4834.75 - $58.00 $4776.75 - $200.00 $4576.75 •$2450.00 $2126.75 •$1357.50 769.25 Alcorn ACC.251.5 MIS. 103.3 Blanco MGT. 301.1&2 MKT. 301. 1 COLL BUS. 374.1 Egidi CRJ 101 Fennel ACC. 251.3&4 Fitzpatrick HOA 131.2 Huey MUS. 125.4 CSC 115 Jordan FIN. 115.1 HIS..101.7 Lammers MGT. 301.4 Nietert HOA. 101.2 PSY. 101.2 Quon FIN; 301.1 HOA.321.2 HOA.454 Rozier POS. 105.1 ETH. 475 CSC, 115.1 Smitter HIS. 105.2 Wolfe POS. 102 MAT. 102.9 Wyatt MUS. 125.4 ECO. 202.4 Carvolho MAT. Miller BIO. 120 Senate Bill No. 7 of the 20th Session INTRODUCED BY: Sen. Jorge Gonzalez Summary: This bill is to create a committee to monitor the campus Safety Program. Ths purpose of the Student Campus Safety is to oversee the operation of the Student Campus Security Program. We, the Consolidated Student of the University of Nevada, repre-sent ed in the CSUN Senate, do enact as follows: I. Purpose The purpose of the Student Campus Safety Awareness Committee is to oversee the operation of the Student Campus Security Program. I. The structure of the Student Campus Safety Awareness Committee shall consis of the following: A. The Chairman B. At least three [3], but no more than nine [9], Student Government members, at least one [1] of whom must be a Senator. III. Duties, Powers, and Responsibilities A. The Chairman 1. The Chairman will preside over all official meet-ings. He, or his designee, will maintain agendas, minutes, and be responsible for the attendance records of the committee. 2. The Chairman may vote in order to make or break a tie vote. 3. The Chairman will undertake all charges as deemed necessary by the full committee. B. The Assistant Chairman 1. The Assistant Chairman will assume the role of Chairman in the temporary or permanent absence of the committee Chairman and will assume all responsibilties of the position therein. 2. The Assistant Chairman retains full voting priviledges. 3. The Assistant Chairman will undertake all charges deemed appropriate by the full committee. C. Quorum will consist of 50% of the current membership plus one member. D. The committee will disseminate information to the UNLV Student Body abnout campus security issues. E. The committee will review the STudent Security Program budget. F. The committee will form sub-committees to further inves-tigate complex campus safety issues. G. The committee will meet at least once per semester. H. The committee will make recommendations as necessary for action to be taken by the Student Government Senate. IV. This bill will become effective immediately upon ap-proval of the Student Government Senate. f- . e-i 2 page 4 FLORIDA TRAGEDY HIGHLIGHTS CAMPUS SAFETY ISSUE Five Questions Student Governments Should Ask About Campus Safety O tudenls and others around the nation are shocked by the tragic murder of five Florida students l i j brutally killed in late August. While no standard campus safety measures would have stopped the Gainesville killer, perhaps the best way to commemorate the loss of Sonja Larson, Christina Powell, Tracy Paulcs, Manuel Taboada, and Christa Hoyt is to let student governments know what constructive steps they can take to protect their campuses from violence, Jan Shcrrill, the director of the Campus Violence Prevention Center, suggests five key safety areas to evaluate and improve: 1. Victim's Assistance. Arc there programs at your school to assist students who have been victimized by violent crime? 2. Information on Violence. How is information on crime distributed to students? Are students FOCUS ON ISSUES aware of the steps they can lake to protect themselves? 3. Rape Crisis. Is there a counselling center for women victimized by rape? NOTE; The Rape Treatment Center has launched a nationwide campaign to educate college students about rape. RTC has a wide array of materials available for student government use in campus educational campaigns, including a film entitled "Campus Rape," posters, and PSA's for television, radio and news media. RTC also distributes a comprehensive action manual called Sexual Assault on Campus: What Colleges Can Do, For more information, see "Resources" below. 4. Alcohol/Drug Treatment. More than half of all campus crimcs arc related to alcohol abuse. Arf— there facilities on your campus for students with alcohol and drug problems to seek help? 5. Training Programs, Arc there programs to tcach campus housing residents how to protect their community by reporting suspicious activity or confronting unknown people in their dormitories? RESOURCES: University of Florida Student Government,Michael Browne, (J>04) 392-1665?:' Canipus Violence Prevention Center, Jan Shcrrtt»(301) 830-2178; Santa Monica Rape Crisis Treatment Center, United Council of University of Wisconsin Student Governments, Jennifer : ; Smith, (608) 263-3422; Michigan Collegiate Coalition, Kathy Swift-Musser, (517) 371-4094; Santa Monica Rape Crisis Center, Joyce Guihama, 213/319-4503. Includes reporting from the,National Student News Service. 3 this law." United Council are considering lobby-ing for legislation to punish the UW with finan-cial sanctions if they don't comply with the law, [CONTACT; Jennifer Smith, (608) 263- 3422.] NATIONAL: The American Association of University Students (AAUS) newsletter has a new look and a new name, Atew Voice. The cover story of the first issue in the stylish new format (July/August, Vol. XII No. 2) focuses on "Common Ground," the AAUS diversity aware-ness program. "Common Ground" will serve as a clearinghouse for cffcctive multicultural and community outreach programming initiatives, and the AAUS National Office will sponsor two, four-day diversity awareness training seminars involving member schools from two AAUS re-gions during the 1990-91 academic year. [CON-TACT: Thomas Goldstein, (215) 387-3100.) • AGENDA SENATE MEETING 2 0-29 OCTOBER 11, 1990 4:00 PM MSU 2 01 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 2 0-•28 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS V. BOARD, COMMITTEE AND DIRECTOR REPORTS VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Performing Arts Senate Seat. 1. Kevin Stevens B. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Education Senate Seat. C. Approval of $5.35 per hour out of the 900 account for the CSUN Accounting Assistant [tabled 20-28]. VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of $8000 out of the 903 account for food for Homecoming week. B. Approval of $8000 out of the 903 account for food for Ocktoberfest week. C. Approval of Billy Waftery as the Interim Sports Editor of the Yellin1 Rebel. D. Approval of $1500 out of the 903 account for the Homecoming Tailgate Party at the Silver Bowl. E. Approval of $10000 out of the 903 account for Black History Month. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURMENT /bjb UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 2 0-29 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 199 0 4:00 P.M. MSU 2 01 VIII. NEW BUSINESS F. Approval of $2,500 for operating cosats of the 1990 CSUN Elections. G. Approval of $1357.50 out of the 908 account for Stu-dent Governemtn buttons. H. Approval of $2450 out of the 908 account for Student Government brochures. I. Approval of $1225.85 out of the 908 account to send OSI Director, Traci Smith, to PRSSA National Conference. J. Approval of a $2 00 contract out of 903 account for the VIP Control. K. Approval of a $500 contract out of the 903 account for Warren White. L. Approval of a $500 contract out of the 903 account for Shakin' Dominoes. M. Approval of a $600 contract out of the 903 account for Tommy Rocker. N. Approval of a $150 contract out of the 903 account for the TKE fraternity to do clean up. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURMENT /bjb UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT 4:00 PM MSU 201 I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Polovina called the meeting to order at 4:10 pm II. ROLL CALL PRESENT ABSENT Bud Benneman Marie Bernari Kelly Best Mike Bunin Kim Elliott Lauren Field Rob Fitzpatrick Jorge Gonzalez Michael Murphy Ed Marshall Ken Tomory Monica Ricci Roderick Colebrook Julia Ramsey Crystal Ortega [late] Mike Young Joel Kostman Tracy Barkhuff Wendy Finmark III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 20-28 Motion to approve by Sen. Fitzpatrick. Correction: Kim Elliott late to meeting 20-28. Motion carried by voice vote. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE BENNEMAN stated that he is still working on the packets for the new Senators as well as the Con-stitututions and Handbooks. SENATE PRESIDENT POLOVINA stated that all Senators were to turn in the Latin Designation Surveys at this meeting. She reminded the Senators that the office has been a zoo lately, and to please try and maintain control as it is an office and not a place to socialize. She stated that she had spent the weekend administer-ing the cleaning of the floor, and that it looks good. She also stated that the wall paper and painting of the office is to begin soon, and she would appreciate any volunteers. CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT MINUTES SENATE MEETING 2 0-29 OCTOBER 11, 1990 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 9 3 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS, CONTINUED. PRESIDENT BUNIN stated that he attended the latest IAC meeting, and that the tickets were in jeopardy. He stated that the pre-vious allotment system is not the problem, but that there was some misinformation concerning the agreements made with the last administration concerning increasing the amount of student tick-ets . V. BOARD, COMMITTEE AND DIRECTOR REPORTS ORGANIZATIONS BOARD- Bud Benneman spoke. BY-LAWS- Kim Elliott spoke. RULES- Jorge Gonzalez spoke. PUBLICATIONS- John Ynigues spoke. STUDENT SERVICES- Alex deHondol spoke. YELLIN1 REBEL- Richard Crow spoke. APPROPRIATIONS- Melanie Rosenberg spoke. CSUN BUSINESS MANAGER- Larry Holmes had no report. ENTERTAINMENT AND PROGRAMMING- Liza Gripentrog spoke. JUDICIAL COUNCIL- Chief Justice Barclay had no report. SHAC- Ken Tomory spoke. OSI- Traci Smith spoke. VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS There were no Executive Board Nominations. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Performing Arts Senate Seat. 1. Kevin Stevens NO FURTHER ACTION TAKEN. B. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Education Senate Seat. NO FURTHER ACTION TAKEN. C. Approval of $5.35 per hour out of the 9 00 account for the CSUN Accounting Assistant [tabled 20-28]. Motion to remove from the table by Sen. Best. Motion fails as the required 2/3 vote was not attained. VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of $8000 out of the 903 account for food for Homecoming week. Motion to approve by Sen. Bernardi. There was discussion. Mo-tion carried by voice vote. B. Approval of $8000 out of the 903 account for food for Ocktoberfest week. Motion to approve by Sen. Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. There was dis-cussion. MOtion carried by voice vote. C. Approval of Billy Naftaly as the Interim Sports Editor of the Yellin' Rebel. Motion to approve by Sen. Field. There was discussion. Motion to move out of the order of the day to item D. By Sen. Murphy. There were no objections. SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 9 3 12 VIII. NEW BUSINESS, CONTINUED. K. Approval of a $500 contract out of the 903 account for Warren White. Motion to approve by Sen. Finmark. Motion amended to read as follows: "Approval of contract for Warren White." Maker of the motion and the Second concurred. Motion carried by voice vote. Motion to make item K1 to read as follows by Sen. Pres. Pro Tem-pore Benneman: K'. Approval of $500 out of the 903 account for Warren White. Motion carried by voice vote. L. Approval of a $500 contract out of the 903 account for Shakin1 Dominoes. Motion to approve by Sen. Bernardi. Motion amended to read as follows: "Approval of contract for Shakin1 Dominoes." Motion carried by voice vote. Motion to make item L1 to read as follows by Senate President Pro Tempore Benneman: L' . Approval of $500 out of the 903 account for Shakin1 Dominoes. Motion carried by voice vote. M. Approval of a $600 contract out of the 9 03 account for Tommy Rocker. Motion to approve by Sen. Fitzpatrick. Motion amended to read as follows: "Approval of contract for Tommy Rocker." Motion carried by voice vote. Motion to make item M' to read as follows by Senate President Pro Tempore Benneman: M1 . Approval of $600 out of the 903 account for Tommy Rocker. Motion carried by voice vote. N. Approval of a $150 contract out of the 903 account for the TKE fraternity to do clean up. Motion to approve by Sen. Colebrook. Motion amended to read as follows: "Approval of contract for the TKE fraternity to do clean up." Maker of the motion and the Second concurred. Motion carried by voice vote. Motion to make an Emergency Motion by Sen. Pres. Pro Tempore Ben-neman. Motion carried by voice vote. EMERGENCY MOTION: Introduction of Senate Bill No. 7 by Sen. Pres. Pro Tempore Benneman. Senate Bill No. 7 was introduced. SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 9 3 VIII. NEW BUSINESS, CONTINUED. D. Approval of $1500 out of the 903 account for the Homecoming Tailgate Party at the Silver Bowl. Motion to approve by Sen. Tomory. There was discussion. Motion carried by voice vote. E. Approval of $10000 out of the 903 account for Black History Month. Motion to approve by Sen. Pres. Pro Tempore Benneman. There was discussion. SEN. BUNIN LEFT THE MEETING. [EXCUSED] SEN. MARSHALL LEFT THE MEETING. [UNEXCUSED] Motion carried by voice vote. Motion to move back into the order of the day to item C. were no objections. C. Approval of Billy Naftaly as the Interim Editor of the Yellin' Rebel. Motion to approve by Sen. Ricci. There was discussion, carried by voice vote. F. Approval of $2,500 for operating costs of the 1990 CSUN Elections. Motion to approve by Sen. Tomory. There was discussion. Motion amended to read: "Approval of $2500 for operating costs of the 1990 CSUN Elections for Homecoming." Maker of the motion and the Second concurred. Motion carried by voice vote. G. Approval of $1357.50 out of the 908 account for Stu-dent Government buttons. Motion to approve by Sen. Colebrook. There was discussion. Mo-tion carried by voice vote. H. Approval of $2450 out of the 908 account for Student Government brochures. Motion to approve by Sen. Tomory. There was discussion. Motion carried by voice vote. I. Approval of $1225.85 out of the 908 account to send OSI Director, Traci Smith, to PRSSA National Conference. Motion to approve by Sen. Tomory. There was discussion. Motion carried by voice vote. J. Approval of a $2 00 contract out of 9 03 account for the VIP Control. Motion to approve by Sen. Fitzpatrick. Motion to amend to read as follows: "Approval of contract for the VIP Patrol." Maker of the motion and the Second concurred. Motion carried by voice vote. There Sports Motion SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 9 3 IX. OPEN DISCUSSION SEN. BARKHUFF had no comments. SEN. COLEBROOK thanked the Senate for the money for Black History Month. He stated that he had received a call from a reporter from the University of Missouri about Senator remuneration. He stated that the Senate hadn't given Item C. a chance by not removing it from the table. SEN. BEST asked for clarification on removing items from table. SEN. KOSTMAN stated that as far as Student Services is concerned, Mario has only attended one meeting and that if Mario is letting Student Services suffer, than something should be done about it. SEN. FIELD encouraged Pres. Bunin in his effots to improve the ticket situation. She thanked all those that helped her with her campaign. She also stated that this meeting seemed to drag. SEN. TOMORY congratulated the BSA and told Traci Smith that it was great that she is going to the Conference. He invited everyone to Health Awareness Day. SEN. BEST stated that since the Senate has approved the position of Acct. Asst. but not the money, perhaps there should be a look at the Appropriation Board on how they keep track of how the money is spent. SEN. PRES. POLOVINA stated that for the Senate's information, the item which was tabled last week did not need to be on the agenda, it was just a matter or courtesy, and that it is postponed in-definitely until a 2/3 vote removes it from the table. SEN. TOMORY suggested that one of the Executive Board should talk to Larry Holmes concering alternative methods of paying the Acct. Asst. SEN. MURPHY had no comments. SEN. FITZPATRICK congratulated the BSA, and told everyone to at-tend Health Awareness Day. SEN. ELLIOTT had no comments. SEN. GONZALEZ stated that there was a flyer in the boxes of all Senators concernign the Acct. Asst. but it did not explain any-thing at all, he also guestioned the need for an assistant, and stated that there should be a report on the backlog of work, at least, from Larry Holmes. SEN. RICCI had no comments. SEN. YOUNG had no comments. SEN. FINMARK had no comments. SEN. RAMSEY congratulated the BSA and wished them good luck. She also congratulated all Senators that were elected. SEN. BERNARDI congratulated the BSA, Traci Smith, and all the Senators who were elected. She stated that there was a student in the office before the meeting who was very upset over the process in the Student Services office, and that if Mario is ill, action needs to be taken to get the office running smoothly. SEN. ORTEGA wished Traci Smith good luck. SEN. GONZALEZ stated that as to Senate Bill No. 7, he called around to colleges and universities and stated that there is an interest in forming an national committee on the subject. He also stated that there are no programs at UNLV at this time, and that the Committee for Senate Bill No. 7 need nine members. SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 9 3 IX. OPEN DISCUSSION, CONTINUED. FROM THE GALLERY: TRACI SMITH thanked the Senate for the money for Black History Month, stating that it is not just for BSA, and thanked the Senate for the money for the PRSSA conference. She stated that Liza wanted to extend her apologies for her inability to give adequate answers. Traci stated that Liza works hard and makes the Entertainment and Programing area work. She stated that Liza had appropriated more money for Warren White as he had cancelled a previous appointment to do the function for Student Government. PHIL DAQUINO stated that the Yellin1 Rebel will be at the Meat-ball Festival on Sunday at the Boulevard Mall and that everyone should attend. FROM THE EXECUTIVES: SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE BENNEMAN stated that as for the quorum of the Student Services meetings, that is the board members' fault and not Mario. He stated that the BSA is making good steps and that he wishes them the best of luck. He stated that he agrees with Sen. Gonzalez on Larry Holmes concerning his lack of reports and updates, stating that it is an inadequacy on Larry Holmes part. He also said that Larry knows that the item was tabled and that it is up to him to do something about it. He also stated that he feels that Liza Gripentrog is doing an excel-lent job, and that he was opposed to her rehire but has since revised his opinion. He congratulated all the Senators whe were elected, and stated that his prayers paid off. He stated that the packets and Handbooks are almost finished. SENATE PRESIDENT POLOVINA stated that the following Senators are members of the Rules Committee: Senators Young, Field, Finmark, and Colebrook. She informed the Senate of the Senate Secretary's office hours, and stated that the opinion article about the Senate records was incorrect concerning several matters: the Senate Secretary is not in charge of the records, rather it is the Senate President, and that there is a current system that is adhered to and reinforced. She stated that all agenda items must be in by noon on Thursdays to be placed on the supplemental agen-das, and it is preferred that they are in for the Executive Board meetings on Mondays. She stated that there seems to be a consen-sus of feeling over Larry Holmes. She stated that the BSA Leadership Conference is a good thing, and that she hopes it goes well. She wished Traci Smith good luck on her trip. She stated that Liza Gripentrog is doing a good job, and that she is consis-tently on the phone working on activities, and that she is very impressed with Liza's work. She wished Sen. Best Happy Birthday, as it is his birthday tomorrow, and congratulated those Senators who were elected. PRESIDENT BUNIN wished Kelly Best a Happy Birthday. He congratu-lated the elected Senators. He stated that he agrees with Gina concering Liza, and that Liza's apology was on the fact that she does not speak as well as she wishes to. He stated that the com-plaints concering Student Services are valid, and that he has had a talk with Alex and Mario and set up guidelines for them to fol-low, and that everyone should give Student Services a chance to give the new system a try. He stated that it is time to have a talk with Larry Holmes, and to get to the bottom of the problem. He told everyone that if there is a specific problem with Larry, SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 9 3 IX. OPEN DISCUSSION, CONTINUED. then they should leave a note in his box to let him know. He stated that the television camera was for Channel 8 concerning Question 3. SENATE PRESIDENT POLOVINA thanked all those who turned in their surveys, and stated that those who haven't turned them in are to turn them in as soon as possible on Friday. She wished Sen. Tomory a Happy Birthday,as it is his birthday today. SEN. TOMORY stated that there will be a recycling committee soon, as it is in formation at this time. He stated that there are state laws pending which will enforce recycling in state funded institutions. SEN. BEST stated that UNLV waters the grass too much. X. ADJOURNMENT Senate President Polovina adjourned the meeting at 5:50 p.m.